Kritika Sharma is an Assistant Editor at various esteemed publications. She specializes in health and wellness topics, focusing on critical issues within the health sector. Kritika's work has been featured in notable outlets including HackerNoon, ThePrint, The Economic Times, and The Hindu, among others.
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Kritika Sharma's coverage predominantly focuses on local events and government announcements in India, with a significant emphasis on education and business-related themes. She also covers topics such as comedy, tragedy, rescue operations, para-athletes, firecrackers, podcasting, suicide prevention, academic wellbeing including board exams and homeschooling.
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By: Kritika Sharma
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By: Kritika Sharma
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By: Kritika Sharma
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By: Kritika Sharma
Eyerusalem Cheney (SSP'26) found a place to broaden her outlook on global security and explore new paths.
By: Kritika Sharma
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From inspiring stories to powerful speeches, relive standout moments from SFS—congrats Class of 2026 Hoyas!
By: Kritika Sharma
Badminton star P V Sindhu at a Hyrox event in Bengaluru earlier this year (right) By IPL standards, this was a small crowd — around 2,000 people — but they knew how to make noise.
By: Kritika Sharma
Two election wins in a county north of London last week set off celebrations in a modest two-storey house in a Haryana city north of Delhi.
By: Kritika Sharma
Image Used For Representational Purpose Only NEW DELHI: When Aditi took the personal massager she had ordered out of the Blinkit bag, the package
