Deep Haldar

Deep Haldar (born on November 6, 1975) is a journalist for two decades, managing newsrooms and writing on issues of development at the intersection of religion, caste and politics. He worked with popular News groups including India Today and Dainik Bhaskar. He also got the Best Editor Award at the 8th Newsmakers’ Achievers Awards 2017 by Afternoon Voice in Mumbai.

Career:[edit]

He worked with many News Agencies India Today Group, Dainik Bhaskar, DB Post, DNA, MiD Day and Millennium Post.

Writer:[edit]

His first book Blood Island: An Oral History of the Marichjhapi Massacre was published last year by Harper Collins and became an overnight bestseller. It got rave reviews from book critics of all major newspapers and portals.

Bibliography:[edit]

Blood Island: An Oral History of the Marichjhapi Massacre. HarperCollins Publishers India. ISBN-10 : 9353025877, ISBN-13 : 978-9353025878

Honours and awards:[edit]

Best Editor Award at the 8th Newsmakers’ Achievers Awards 2017 by Afternoon Voice in Mumbai.
For a series on Bengali Dalits and their exclusion from the political space, he got the Media and Human Rights Award 2004 from the Indian Institute of Human Rights (IIHR), New Delhi.

References[edit]

Author Deep Halder: It’s important to revisit tragedies that have been glossed over Hindustan Times. 21 Jun 2019
Recollecting a massacre Business Standard. 9 Aug 2019
Deep Haldar Muckrack
Executive Editor, IndiaToday.in India Today
The Left massacre of migrant Hindus in Bengal that was bigger than 2002 & 1984 The Print. 11 May 2019
Author Review HarperCollins Publishers India
Marichjhapi massacre
Deep Halder joins India Today Group Digital as Executive Editor 12 Dec 2018
Blood Island: An Oral History Of The Marichjhapi Massacre | Deep Halder | #SangamTalks Sangam Talks 17 Apr 2020
Deep Haldar | Blood Island: A Forgotten Massacre of Dalits in Bengal Karvaan India 25 Jul 2019

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