Meher Dhanjal is a social media journalist based in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. She writes for publications such as Khaleej Times and Zawya, focusing on local news and events in Dubai and the UAE. Her articles cover a range of topics including travel, technology, lifestyle, and entertainment.
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Meher Dhanjal's articles predominantly cover local events, entertainment news, and government announcements in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), primarily Dubai. She may be particularly interested in pitches related to upcoming local events, changes in government policies affecting daily life or popular culture.
Given her focus on explaining processes such as obtaining alcohol licenses or using public transport, she might be interested in how-to guides and expert insights related to similar procedural matters that are relevant for residents or visitors of the UAE.
Pitches highlighting unique experiences within the UAE's entertainment scene, human interest stories about expat life or local traditions could also pique her interest.
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By: Meher Dhanjal
UAE residents looking for a quick and easy getaway to a stunning location can now choose to travel to Morocco – with ease.
Recently, the country made a host of changes to the Commercial Transactions Law, one of which was to reduce the legal age to establish a business
By: Meher Dhanjal
"I couldn't sleep for several nights after I first read that message." The text consisted of six words sent to 25-year-old Dubai resident Jenish Shah by a ..
By: Meher Dhanjal
Tents are also being sold for more than Dh7,000, the same amount you'd have to pay per month if you're renting an 'uninhabitable' apartment
Are you embarking on a pilgrimage to the holiest sites in Islam soon? If so, you might have thought of obtaining an appropriate visa by the most common met..
By: Meher Dhanjal
The Dubai resident said that he didn't do this for fame or recognition, 'I just fulfilled my humanitarian and civic duties'
By: Meher Dhanjal
Most people fasting have not yet left the comfort of their homes yet, which can be seen at the main UAE border, where virtually no queues can be seen
Consuming alcoholic beverages is no longer prohibited in most parts of the country, but it is still imperative to be mindful of the UAE's predominantly Isl..
By: Meher Dhanjal
This list does not include things that have long been a part of everyday life in the city like getting groceries or food delivered at any hour of the day
By: Meher Dhanjal
Have you ever walked in a mall only to hear water splashing at your feet? Some residents had the unique experience of walking in malls where minor flooding..
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