Anjuly Mathai is a Principal Correspondent for THE WEEK, with a focus on multinational stories in India. She covers a wide range of topics including culture, literature, sports, and entertainment. Anjuly's writing showcases her passion for exploring unique perspectives and sharing stories that resonate with readers.
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Anjuly Mathai's coverage primarily focuses on entertainment news and house & home topics. She often includes expert commentary, indicating a preference for insights from established figures within the industries she covers.
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