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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Delhi University (DU)‘s Committee of Courses has proposed amendments to a history paper titled ‘Delhi Through the Ages: the Making of its Early
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By: Ashna Butani
Delhi University (DU) on Monday constituted a four-member panel to examine a proposal for the inclusion of a Ministry of Education representative in its Executive Council (EC), the highest-decision making body of the university.
By: Ashna Butani
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The number of patients facing respiratory issues has gone up at Delhi hospitals amid a spike in the city's air pollution levels, with doctors
By: Ashna Butani
As the air quality is likely to worsen in coming days , several city doctors are advising local residents to either leave Delhi for a few days or be ready to embrace lifestyle changes to combat soaring pollution levels.
With focus on rescue and retrieval, at least 50 ambulaces are deployed across Bir and two helicopters are on standby. | Photo Credit: SUSHIL KUMAR VERMA
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.
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