Mini Thomas is an Assistant Editor at The Times of India. With over 15 years of experience as a health journalist, she covers a range of topics including culture and society, health and wellness, and social issues, with a particular focus on India and its diverse narratives. Mini has been featured in The Economic Times and has received numerous awards for her impactful reporting, including recognition for her work on female genital mutilation.
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Mini Thomas primarily covers local news related to health, specifically with a focus on Covid-19 and healthcare in India, Karnataka, and Bengaluru. She frequently cites data and government announcements in her articles.
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By: Mini Thomas
Former India cricket captain Rahul Dravid discusses how failures have profoundly impacted his career at the Mannotsava mental health festival. He shares insights on coping with challenges, family support, and the importance of kindness in mental health.
By: Mini Thomas
Harish Kurup, a 54-year-old engineer in HSR Layout, enjoys gifting and receiving plant saplings from loved ones. Despite soil challenges in urban gard
Dr Pavan Verkicharla, consultant optometrist at the L V Prasad Eye Institute in Hyderabad As many as 30% of children
Bengaluru: Victoria Hospital , one of the oldest and largest health facilities in India, is facing challenges with the presence of stray dogs and monkeys on its premises.
Deepakkumar's Tavarekere home is beautifully adorned for Diwali with handmade rice flour diyas and decorative crafts, reflecting a blend of classical
Children across the city enjoyed a festive week by celebrating Diwali and Halloween simultaneously. Kids dressed up in scary costumes, trick-or-treate
Padma (left) and friend Kavita Pozhathu love the fresh products they get through Fresh from Farmers 11-year-old Moksha of Brindavan Layout in TC
Bengaluru: Every year, Bengaluru witnesses over 3,000 road accident injuries. For many survivors, life becomes a daunting battle.
Monkeys are creating mayhem in Bengaluru's gated communities. They make a mockery of curbs on entry and surveillance systems.
The Basavanagudi Kadalekai Parishe , Bengaluru's beloved groundnut fair, returns on November 25 and 26. The vibrant festival seamlessly combines traditional customs, cultural heritage and community spirit.
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