Menaka Doshi is a Senior Editor at various prominent financial publications. She specializes in finance, trading, and business economics, with a keen focus on topics such as capital markets, economic policy, and corporate finance. Menaka's insights and analyses have been featured in notable outlets including Business Standard, Yahoo Finance, Bloomberg Law, and The Economic Times.
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Menaka Doshi's coverage predominantly focuses on Indian business, economy, regulations, and notable personalities. She seems to be particularly interested in government announcements and legal policy regulation related to the Indian business environment.
Given this focus, she would likely be responsive to pitches that provide insights into India’s economic policies or regulatory changes impacting businesses. Additionally, perspectives on financial market trends and activities of influential industry figures within the Indian context may also attract her attention.
Sources with direct knowledge or experience with India’s business landscape could find success pitching commentary on recent government announcements or legislative changes affecting various industries in India.
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Investors will likely queue up to own the world’s sixth-most-valuable exchange operator.
By: Ruchi Bhatia, Menaka Doshi
The not-so-good news is that India’s trade surplus with the US shrank to $33.8 billion.
From space to defense, startups in the fledgling ecosystem are faced with a dilemma.
Putting publicly funded technologies in private hands could help them move from supplying components to manufacturing complex systems.
By: Menaka Doshi, Akriti Sharma
Better relations with China matter not just for peace along the border.
The famed chef thinks his home country is finally ready for him.
The World Bank and Asian Development Bank have committed funds for humanitarian needs.
On a bonus-adjusted basis, HDFC stock has declined 7% over the past five years.
Rising yields across the world are giving Indian businesses, borrowers and investors a new worry.
The Chandra insolvency case is exposing issues with lending, corporate governance and insolvency law.
