Aayushi Parekh is a Reporter at Hindustan Times. She covers a diverse range of topics including music, the evolving landscape of the Metaverse, and the impact of Twitter and Coronavirus in India. Aayushi's insights and reporting have been featured in prominent publications, showcasing her commitment to exploring contemporary themes and issues.
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Aayushi's articles primarily focus on local entertainment news, with a strong emphasis on music and cultural events in Bengaluru. She appears to be interested in featuring artists, authors, and individuals involved in the local cultural scene.
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In her first-ever art exhibition, artist Resham Sahi is set to showcase her varied collection of paintings depicting women and more
Wildlife photographer Dhruv Patil came across a rare leopard with different eye colors on his recent safari to Bandipur
The bi-annual flower show will honour the life and works of Dr B R Ambedkar in celebration of the 78th Independence Day this year
Stand-up comedian Anthony Jeselnik's India tour ended in Bengaluru on Saturday with some roaring laughs!
By: Aayushi Parekh
Citizens share concerns after a hidden phone was found in a popular cafe’s washroom, recording women for about two hours
Violinist Jyotsna Srikanth talks about her experience on her performance at the Paris Olympics reception
Thermal and a Quarter's frontman Bruce Lee Mani finds himself to now be a member of The Recording Academy
Director Suneel Puranik talks to us about how the film came to be and the recognition of Karnataka's culture on a larger stage
Director Dinesh Shenoy talks about winning the National Film Award for his debut non-feature film Madhyantara
Sapthami Gowda is elated to for Kantara's National Film Award win this year
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