Anu Shukla is a News Writer at Resident Advisor. She focuses on crime and social issues, with a particular emphasis on the United Kingdom and Illinois, including the city of Chicago. Anu's insightful reporting has been featured in various prominent publications.
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Anu Shukla's coverage predominantly focuses on entertainment news, particularly music festivals, venues, and club culture. She seems to be interested in covering events and private sector announcements within the entertainment industry.
Given her focus on event coverage and press releases, Anu may respond well to pitches related to new music festival lineups, venue openings or relocations, technological innovations within the entertainment space (such as RFID wristbands at festivals), and cultural events like film screenings or book launches related to rave culture.
As Anu does not have a specified geographic focus but covers international topics such as India's Echoes of Earth festival launching its Goa edition. Therefore, she is likely open to stories from various locations worldwide that align with her areas of interest in the entertainment industry.
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By: Anu Shukla
As of April 1st, laws around the drug have relaxed nationwide, meaning people can now carry up to 25g for personal consumption.
By: Anu Shukla
The gender-equality collective will also host DJ sets on Saturday, April 27th.
The warehouse will be run by the team behind local venues Pumpehuset and Byhaven.
By: Anu Shukla
The music tech giants must provide a response to concerns by Wednesday, May 8th.
By: Anu Shukla
In this RA investigation by Anu Shukla and Annabel Ross, alleged victims of the London-born electronic jazz artist describe experiences spanning over a decade.
By: Zübeyir Koculu, Anu Shukla
In-depth: There are hopes that the long judicial fight to hear victims at the European Court of Human Rights could change the illegal policy of pushbacks.
Announced last week, the law should make it easier for the authorities to record and respond to incidents.
By: Anu Shukla
Over the weekend, thousands of people joined free-party crews in Palermo and Modena to voice their concern over the proposed bill.
The group swore to keep "contributing to grassroots movements and intersectional communities, countering authoritarian development and state violence in any way we can."
By: Anu Shukla, Zübeyir Koculu
In a groundbreaking ruling, the European Court of Human Rights finds Greece ‘systematically' practices pushbacks
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