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Naandika Tripathi is a Special Correspondent for Forbes India, focusing on local news and stories from India. With a keen interest in business, technology, and culture, Naandika brings a unique perspective to her articles, covering a wide range of topics including entrepreneurship, international relations, and social issues.
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Naandika's coverage primarily focuses on the Indian economy, business and industry, with a substantial emphasis on consumer electronics. She also covers privacy and cybersecurity topics related to India.
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