Ashna Butani is a Correspondent at The Quint. She focuses on a diverse range of topics including education, healthcare, and social issues, with particular attention to academia, crime, and protests. Ashna's work has been featured in prominent publications such as The Hindu and Hindustan Times.
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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.
If you have insights into local government decisions affecting education policies or measures taken to address pollution in Delhi that align with these themes covered by Ashna Butani, your pitch might resonate effectively with her.
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By: Ashna Butani
A few days have passed since the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) on November 6 withdrew affiliation to 16 schools in Delhi for
By: Ashna Butani
Research conducted by four academicians sheds light on the prevalence of violence against gay and bisexual men across six cities.
By: Samridhi Tewari, Ashna Butani
The Noida police on Wednesday arrested one person for the alleged abuse of an 11-year-old girl who was rescued a day earlier from a flat in Noida where she was illegally made to work as a house help.
By: Nikhil M Babu, Ashna Butani
Unemployment in Delhi challenges government data, with workers struggling for jobs and students facing placement issues
By: Ashna Butani
As many as 6.5 lakh youth had applied for internships under the PM Internship Scheme in Top Companies (Scheme) pilot project as of Friday last, when
Delhi University (DU) has expelled a girl student for six months for scribbling down slogans against the National Testing Agency (NTA) on the walls of its North Campus.
By: Ashna Butani
The ban on construction activity in Delhi-NCR by authorities as a measure to tackle the air pollution crisis has hit the blue-collar workers hard.
Until two years ago, Ravi's days in Jharkhand were filled with playing with friends, singing and piano practice with his bandmates for competitions, and working on school projects.
More than eight years after the Directorate of Education (DoE) issued a circular banning ‘unfair' criteria for nursery admissions, several schools
Deen Md., a 65-year-old immigrant living in Madanpur Khadar colony of south Delhi, says he often hears the name of his ethnic group — Rohingya — in the political discourse, but it is never for anything good.
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