Apurva P is a lifestyle writer at NewsBytesApp. She covers a diverse range of topics including food and beverages, arts and entertainment, and cultural movements, with a particular focus on music and urban art. Apurva's work has been featured in YourStory Media, NewsBytes, Indulge Express, and The New Indian Express.
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Apurva P predominantly covers articles related to beauty & fashion and house & home, with a focus on "how-to" guides. Based on this coverage, she would likely be interested in pitches that align with these themes and offer practical advice or insights into emerging trends in the beauty, fashion, and home industries.
Given her national focus on India, potential sources should have expertise or experience relevant to Indian markets or cultural preferences within the beauty, fashion, and home sectors. For example, topics such as traditional Indian attire (sarees), organic gardening practices specific to India's climate, or lifestyle trends popular within Indian communities could be of interest.
It is important for PR professionals reaching out to Apurva P to tailor their pitches toward providing actionable guidance or showcasing trending aspects of beauty & fashion and house & home specifically relevant to an Indian audience.
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By: Apurva P
Zehra Marikar will tell you that her art comes from observation —of people, of dynamics, of the quietly loaded way the world treats women in public. But if you
By: Apurva P
Walk into most galleries in India, and you’ll find art from Asia, Europe, and America. What you won’t generally find is art from Latin America or Northern Afric
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June is the month the world remembers to pay attention. Rainbow flags go up in shop windows, brands update their logos, and for a few weeks the word “pride” get
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If your idea of breakfast has started to feel a little predictable, The Mayflower Cafe’s newly launched breakfast menu is worth a look.A thoughtfully crafted li
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The Westin Chennai has been making a habit of taking its diners somewhere new each week—Kerala on Wednesdays and Southeast Asia on Fridays. We joined them on a
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Not every singer finds a signature. Stebin Ben did, and it came wrapped in melodies of love, longing and connection. Over the years, his voice has become a fami
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We spend much of our lives searching for places, people, and experiences that make us feel at home. The Shape of Belonging, the seventh edition of Maisha Studio
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Chennai’s independent music scene is shaping up to be one of the city’s most interesting cultural undercurrents, and Hometown Heat, presented by Summer Bang, in
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The men who shaped our earliest memories deserve more than just a passing nod this Sunday. Whether he is the quiet architect of your ambition, the secret source
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Singapore’s food story is really several stories stitched together—Hokkien, Cantonese, Teochew, Hainanese, and Kampong traditions all feeding into the country’s
