Ashna Butani is a correspondent for Hindustan Times, with a focus on local news in Delhi, India. Her articles cover a wide range of topics including city development, transportation, air pollution, education, and cultural events. Her work has also been featured in The Quint.
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Ashna Butani's coverage is primarily focused on local government and political announcements, evolving stories, and breaking news in Delhi, with a significant emphasis on education and pollution. She also covers cultural and societal aspects such as Durga Puja.
Given her focus on local news in Delhi, she would likely be interested in pitches related to education policies, environmental issues specific to Delhi including air quality initiatives or studies about the impact of pollution on health. Additionally, Ashna may also respond well to pitches highlighting unique cultural events or societal issues within the city.
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As a group of women holding candles began to march through the dark streets of Delhi in the early hours of the morning on Independence Day, Dattaa
By: Ashna Butani
Hundreds of protesters, ranging from MBBS students to senior resident doctors, staged a sit-in protest outside the Union Health Ministry at Nirman
By: Ashna Butani
As the doctors' protest in Delhi against the Kolkata incident entered its sixth day on Saturday, several major private hospitals, including Sir
Till a few years ago, 15-year-old Arham (name changed) used to carry chicken biryani in his tiffin box to his State-run school in north-east Delhi's Khajoori Khas.
Two weeks after Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) students started an indefinite hunger strike, the administration on Monday agreed to fulfil several
As the newly admitted Delhi University undergraduate students prepare to attend their first classes on Thursday, the future of 22 students who were “provisionally” admitted to St.
By: Ashna Butani
From a distance, after stepping into Rithala village in north-west Delhi's Rohini, one can spot a four-storey building on which are painted two words in large letters — ‘SPIRITUAL UNIVERSE'.
Before she decided to walk away from her PhD programme at one of the most reputed public-funded universities in Delhi, a 29-year-old research scholar
A third-year LLB student of National Law University (NLU) was found dead in her hostel room, the police said on Thursday. The body was discovered on Wednesday afternoon by her roommates and hostel employees, said an officer, adding that a note was found in her room in which she had not blamed anyone for taking the extreme step.
By: Ashna Butani
For 17-year-old Anshika Singh, her favourite thing about studying at Miranda House in Delhi University (DU) is her new-found independence in a big city.
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