Mohammed Safi Shamsi is a journalist based in Bengaluru, Karnataka, India. He writes for Deccan Herald, focusing on local news and politics in the region. His articles cover a range of topics including political developments, social issues, and cultural events.
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Mohammed Safi Shamsi's coverage mainly focuses on Indian politics, particularly in the state of West Bengal. Given his focus on government announcements and expert commentary, he is likely to be responsive to pitches offering insights into local political developments, official statements or policies from key political figures, and analysis from experts with knowledge of regional politics.
Those pitching should consider providing unique perspectives or insider information related to Indian politics, especially within West Bengal. Pitches that align with the specific topics covered in his articles such as Trinamool Congress, Ram Mandir, BJP and other relevant local issues are more likely to capture his attention.
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By: Mohammed Safi Shamsi, Pushkala Aripaka, Alan Barona
Earlier in the day, Tullow addressed recent media speculation by announcing that there is no...
By: Trixie Yap, Mohammed Safi Shamsi
Asia’s middle distillates markets staged a rebound week on week, as traders sought to clear their paper positions before the year-end amid some
By: Siyi Liu, Florence Tan, Mohammed Safi Shamsi
Middle East crude benchmark spot premiums for Dubai and Murban dipped on Monday, as oil prices eased from their highest levels in weeks on profit-taking.
By: Trixie Yap, Mohammed Safi Shamsi
Asia’s middle distillates market activity were slightly muted, with price fluctutations also minimal, though January refiner sales were ongoing.
By: Trixie Yap, Mohammed Safi Shamsi
Asia’s middle distillates markets continued to record more January spot sale activities from refiners, though paper swap discussions were slightly winding down.
By: Jeslyn Lerh, Mohammed Safi Shamsi
Spot benchmarks for fuel oil were little changed on Wednesday in largely thin trade, while the market structure pared back after firming slightly in recent sessions.
By: Gus Trompiz, Peter Hobson, Sherry Jacob-Phillips, Mohammed Safi Shamsi
Chicago soybean futures extended losses on Wednesday to approach a four-year low, pressured by bumper crop prospects in Brazil and a slide in soyoil prices fuelled by a proposed U.S. biofuel policy change.
Spot fuel oil premiums were capped on Thursday, while weekly onshore inventories at Singapore spiked to their highest in more than eight years, lat...
By: Trixie Yap, Mohammed Safi Shamsi, Devika Syamnath
Asia’s middle distillates markets remained thinly discussed in the open trading window, though a myriad of spot sales from refiners carried on for January.
By: Gabrielle Ng, Mohammed Safi Shamsi
Asia’s gasoline margins declined to their lowest level in more than a week on Thursday despite three deals taking place at the closing window, as a higher-than-expected rise in inventories weighed on trading sentiment.
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