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Dipu Rai

Dipu Rai

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Dipu Rai is an investigative and data journalist based in New Delhi focusing on data-driven stories on finance, health, politics and environment. He is also actively involved in analyses and visualisations of data at India Today's Data Intelligence Unit (DIU).

Dipu is well-versed in SQL, Python, R, Tableau and produces prototype visualisations quickly as per requirement. He is specialised in dealing with a variety of datasets with parsing, scraping and cleaning. Doing Spatial analysis is his hobby, and he frequently uses location intelligence platforms like Carto and QGIS.

After completing the master in economics, Dipu has started his career as a business journalist. He has more than ten years of experience in broadcast, print and digital platforms.

Dipu's work has sparked several financial investigations and won some of journalism's highest honours. He was awarded the Redink Award, in 2015 for financial crime reporting. He has translated Raymond Williams's book 'Television' in Hindi. His hobbies include reading codes, learning new visualisation techniques. In his spare time he likes to read books, listen to music and watch films.

 

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The heat that harms children most isn't the heat you feel

A study of nearly 2,00,000 South Asian children finds that hot, humid days in pregnancy set back child growth far more than heat measured by temperature alone, and that climate models ignoring humidity hide millions of future cases of stunting.

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Where ​could heat kill most Indians?

A single five-day heatwave could cause close to 30,000 estimated excess deaths in India, a new study finds, concentrated in the poorest and hottest states.

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