Barkha Kumari is the Chief sub-editor and reporter for Deccan Herald, focusing on local news in India, particularly in the state of Karnataka and the city of Bengaluru. With a keen interest in arts, culture, and social issues, Barkha covers a wide range of topics including entertainment, transportation, literature, and LGBTQ+ issues.
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Barkha Kumari's coverage primarily focuses on local events, entertainment news, culture & society, and family & relationships in the Karnataka region. She frequently covers government announcements and events.
To effectively reach out to Barkha, consider providing pitches related to local cultural events, social initiatives within the community (such as traffic assessments or collection drives), movie reviews with a focus on regional cinema or those addressing societal issues. Additionally, topics like dance performances and unique workshops align with her coverage areas.
When pitching ideas for articles or interviews to Barkha Kumari, it would be beneficial to tie them back to Bengaluru or Karnataka specifically as these are her primary geographical focuses.
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