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Investigative Correspondent

Part of the global news network of investigative outlets owned by global media baron Ekalavya Hansaj.

Mumbai Observer is an investigative journalism house with a deep commitment to uncovering the dark truths that shape Mumbai’s underworld. With a keen focus on the complex networks of drug trade, organized crime, and the dangerous interplay between police, politicians, and corrupt elites, Mumbai Observer has built a reputation for fearless reporting and relentless pursuit of justice. Over the years, Mumbai Observer has exposed some of the city's biggest corruption scandals, from cooperative society frauds to massive banking scams, shedding light on the corruption that undermines Mumbai’s fabric. Through in-depth reporting, Mumbai Observer also delves into issues of regionalism, hate crimes, and systemic abuse, with an aim to inform, provoke, and inspire change. As a trusted voice in India’s investigative journalism landscape, Mumbai Observer continues to hold power accountable.

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