Asra Mavad is a journalist based in Bengaluru, Karnataka, India. She writes for the Deccan Herald, focusing on local news and events in the region. Her articles cover a wide range of topics including art and culture, social issues, travel, technology, and community initiatives.
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Asra Mavad's coverage primarily focuses on local events, culture, and society in Bengaluru, Karnataka, and India. She frequently covers government announcements and cultural events. If you have a story related to local events, arts and culture initiatives or societal issues in Bengaluru or Karnataka region of India, Asra would likely be interested.
Given her frequent coverage of governmental announcements that affect the community and her focus on entertainment news and cultural topics, she may be interested in stories related to local governance decisions impacting arts & culture organizations or initiatives as well as human interest pieces reflecting the diverse society of Bengaluru.
Consider pitching stories centered around new artistic endeavors or cultural happenings within the region along with community-based activism efforts given this aligns closely with her areas of interest.
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By: Asra Mavad
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