Nibedita Roy is a Principal Digital Content Producer at The Economic Times. With a passion for culture and society, she explores the intersections of food and life, sharing her indulgent experiences and vibrant narratives. Nibedita's work has been featured in The Economic Times, The Times Of India, and the Royal Society of Chemistry.
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Nibedita's coverage is primarily focused on house & home, with an emphasis on food & beverage content such as nutritious recipes and healthy lifestyle guides. She frequently provides how-to guides for preparing specific dishes or embracing a particular diet.
Given her focus, Nibedita would likely appreciate pitches that offer unique and practical insights into creating nutritious meals, maintaining a healthy lifestyle, or adopting traditional culinary practices. Content related to Ayurveda principles and their application in daily life could also be well-received.
As she focuses mainly on the Indian market, contributors offering expertise in traditional Indian cooking methods and ingredients are more likely to align with her areas of interest.
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By: Nibedita Roy, Sankar Kumar Guchhait, Vaishnavi Newaskar, Abhishek Rai
Conventional broad-spectrum antibiotics often disrupt gut microbiota, causing a range of health issues like inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), secondary infections, colorectal cancer, liver disease, cognitive impairment, diabetes, and obesity. While the ‘one drug treats all’ strategy offers convenience, the l
By: Nibedita Roy
Why no one stays in this forest after sunset: Unraveling the mystery of Nidhi Van
Ever walked into a temple by following the enticing aroma of cardamom and milk? Well for most of us, that enchanting aroma is like a sweet spell that revives the nostalgia of home-cooked Kheer, which is often prepared as a bhog for the deity. But do you know why Kheer is the most common yet unique offering made to the almighty?
By: Nibedita Roy
Have you ever noticed an interesting red thread tied across golden coins, especially in Chinese homes and stores?
By: Nibedita Roy
There's no denying that mangoes are among the most loved fruits across the globe, but can you imagine waking up in the morning, plucking a mango from the balcony and relishing it at the comfort of your home? While the mere thought of seeing so many seems absolutely unreal and may be a bluff for some mango fanatics, little do we know that there is a rare mango variety that can be effortlessly grown on the balcony and is ready to consume in just 9 months. Read on to find out more about this rare mango and how to grow it at home.
Are you someone who needs a quick dose of sugar or caffeine to give the body and brain a wake-up punch to get over the morning dizziness and fatigue? Well, one out of every third person needs a morning drink, which is literally an immediate chemical wake-up call.
By: Nibedita Roy
In the mystical world of evolution, the extinction of male species has always been seen as an end of evolution, but this rare fish species has survived as a living miracle for 100,000 years without male fishes. Here’s all you need to know about their tale of defying the dynamics of evolution.
