Anjana Kumar is a journalist at Gulf News. She covers a range of topics including the UAE, ESG, the UN Climate Change Conference, and space, while also sharing insights on holidays. Anjana's work has been featured in Gulf News.
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Anjana Kumar's coverage primarily focuses on local events, cultural initiatives, and societal developments in Dubai and the UAE. She often covers stories related to sustainability, education, culture & society, as well as health & wellbeing.
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