By: Mohana Basu
The nation's top-down approach contrasts with that of countries such as the United States, where market forces drive innovation.
Mohana Basu is a Special Correspondent at ThePrint. She covers a diverse range of topics including medicine and healthcare, alternative medicine, education, and the intersection of artificial intelligence with these fields, focusing particularly on AI platforms and university research. Mohana's work has been featured in notable publications such as MSN, Australian Doctor, Scientific American, AOL, Inc., and Nature Portfolio.
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Mohana Basu's coverage heavily focuses on scientific and technological topics, with a specific emphasis on India. Her articles often cite data and cover government announcements related to science and technology.
Given her focus, Mohana would likely be interested in pitches that provide insights into Indian scientific advancements, breakthroughs in technology or medical research within the country. Additionally, she may also be receptive to stories about women in STEM fields and their contributions to the scientific community in India.
Pitches should aim to offer unique perspectives or data-driven analysis of scientific developments relevant to India's context, potentially involving collaborations between public institutions and private entities as seen from several of her article titles.
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