Aditi Prasad is a journalist at Hindustan Times and The Economic Times. She covers a range of topics including economic trends, social issues, and policy analysis, often focusing on how these themes intersect with everyday life. Aditi's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Hindustan Times and The Economic Times.
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Aditi's coverage focuses on international relations, conflicts, and diplomacy with a keen interest in India's role. She often covers evolving stories and breaking news related to government announcements.
If you have insights into diplomatic or geopolitical developments involving India, particularly within the context of global affairs or conflicts, Aditi may find your expertise valuable for her articles. Additionally, if you can provide analysis on evolving international events impacting India or concerning Indian foreign policy decisions, this could be of interest to her.
Given her focus on national (India), she is likely interested in perspectives that directly relate to how international events impact India’s position in the world.
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When India's external affairs minister S Jaishankar landed in Moscow this week, it wasn't just another handshake-and-smile photo-op with Sergey Lavrov.
By: Aditi Prasad
‘I love Pakistan': A seemingly light-hearted remark by US Vice President JD Vance has triggered a surprisingly intense debate in American political circles.
By: Aditi Prasad
At a time when India-US relations are facing one of their most uncertain phases in recent years, Trump’s former National Security Adviser John Bolton offers a blunt assessment of what has gone wrong - and why much of it, in his view, comes down to one man: Donald Trump.
