Fathima Ashraf is a journalist based in Bengaluru, India, with a focus on local news and cultural events. She writes for South First, covering a range of topics including food, art, lifestyle, and social issues. Fathima's work has also been featured in The Economic Times, further showcasing her expertise in the field of journalism.
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Fathima Ashraf’s coverage predominantly includes entertainment news and culture & society, with a focus on local events and developments in Bengaluru. She seems particularly interested in stories related to food, festivals, art, and cultural events within the city.
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By: Fathima Ashraf
Suvaii- A Pandyan legacy in Bengaluru aims to revive generational recipes passed down over centuries in the kitchens of the Pandayan empire.
By: Fathima Ashraf
From forgotten tales to thrilling conquests, board games these days are offering an interactive gateway for players to our country's rich heritage.
A writer and multimedia professional, Fathima's journey is defined by her belief in the power of storytelling. While over the years, she has written on art, culture, and lifestyle across print and online publications, now, as Senior Assistant Editor at GMT India, she is exploring the wonderous world of horology. Through her work, she hopes to combine her love for storytelling with her fascination for precision craftsmanship as she explores the stories behind some of the world's most coveted timepieces.
By: Fathima Ashraf
Piaget's Products and Innovation Director Remi Jomard speaks to GMT India about the brand's watchmaking principles and milestones so far
Launched in partnership with Art of Time, the new TimeVallée boutique in Bengaluru promises an immersive journey into the world of horology
By: Fathima Ashraf
IWC's Associate Director of Watch and Movement Assembly, Markus Bühler, speaks to GMT India about the process behind creating the upgraded Portugieser collection.
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By: Fathima Ashraf
The 2024 edition of Watches and Wonders Shanghai will be held from August 28 to September 1 at the city's West Bund Art Center May 30, 2024
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By: Fathima Ashraf
The latest reference from Norqain can be called an ideal summer watch, combining retro-inspired design with a second time zone feature. May 31, 2024
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By: Fathima Ashraf
The Hometown Edition timepieces, including the one dedicated to the capital of India, are set to enhance the brand's popularity even further
By: Fathima Ashraf
Planning your trips for the year? Consider adding these timepiece-focused destinations to your itinerary for a deep dive into horology's rich history
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