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Kritika Bansal

Special Correspondent

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Preston's Summary

Kritika Bansal is a Special Correspondent at Times Now. With over 6 years of experience in digital journalism, she focuses on topics related to India, AI, Apple, wildlife, and the G20. Kritika's work has been featured in Republic World, India_India, LiveLaw, and Times Network.

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Geo Focus

India (National)

Coverage Attributes:

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Evolving Stories: 28 %
Event Coverage: 25 %
Exclusive: 8 %
Seasonal: 4 %
Expert Commentary: 4 %

Themes Covered:

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Internet Culture
  • Cultural Movements
  • Subcultures

Pitching Insights

Kritika Bansal’s coverage predominantly revolves around viral videos, internet trends, and entertainment news. She appears focused on capturing evolving stories of human interest or unique phenomena that have captivated online audiences.

Given her emphasis on exclusive and event coverage, she may be interested in pitches that offer unique access to individuals involved in creating viral content or breaking down the societal impact and implications of these trends.

As Kritika's geographic focus is national (India), relevant pitches should consider how their subject matter might tie into local interests or trends within India.

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Articles

Times Network

Viral Video: Tourist's Dropped Bottle Leads to Adorable Panda Moment You Can't Miss

Viral Video: Tourist's Dropped Bottle Leads to Adorable Panda Moment You Can't Miss

Visitors often drop trash or belongings in zoos, sometimes by accident and sometimes intentionally. Recently, a tourist accidentally dropped a soft drink bottle into a panda enclosure. The curious panda, named YuKe, noticed the bottle and approached it. Attempts to retrieve the bottle with tongs failed. Eventually, a caretaker entered the enclosure and traded the bottle for an apple. YuKe quickly exchanged the bottle for the apple and started enjoying his snack. A video of this incident went viral, captioned with a reminder for tourists to keep track of their belongings and avoid feeding the animals. The video received over 70,000 likes online.

Times Network

Brain Teaser: Can You Spot Wedding Ring Among the Pebbles?

Brain Teaser: Can You Spot Wedding Ring Among the Pebbles?

By: Kritika Bansal

One such viral optical illusion challenges viewers to find a wedding ring hidden among a pile of rock pebbles. With thousands of pebbles, spotting the ring is no easy task. Many people have struggled to find it, but there's no time limit, so feel free to zoom in on the photograph to aid your search., Viral News - Times Now

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