Priya Ramani is a journalist based in India, focusing on national issues. She writes for publications such as BQ Prime and Kasturi & Sons, Ltd, and her work has also been featured in Scroll Media, The Indian Express, and Cureus Journal of Medical Science. Priya covers a wide range of topics including social issues, entertainment, culture, and human interest stories.
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Priya Ramani's coverage focuses on a variety of topics within family and relationships, entertainment news, and culture & society in India. She showcases a preference for expert commentary, data-driven insights, and government announcements.
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By: Priya Ramani
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Nandan Kamath knows what he will be doing a decade from now. That's because he set the ball rolling years ago. “I'm 47, and I have stuff to do for the next 10 years.
By: Priya Ramani
It illustrates why we are responding wrongly to the Kolkata rape horror.
By: Priya Ramani
If you don't see your caste privilege, check your rolodex and your 'skill' of knowing just the right person to help you solve any issue.
Bhanupriya Rao, the founder of Behen Box has a perennial source of inspiration
In a divided world, this civic evangelist is opening up public spaces in Bengaluru for conversation and connection
Shaheen Malik knows her face tells a story. She summarises it in a line when she's invited to speak to students: “I wanted to do something different
Chandan Kumar, 39, describes it as taking on one of the world's richest men. His Pune-based union Hamal (load carriers) Panchayat successfully
I've just been awarded my six-monthly crown of world's worst mother by my daughter with a blistering soliloquy about my varied mis-qualifications.
Kavya Mukhija, 26, wants to know from what angle I will approach this piece. She has reason to be wary.
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