Rebecca Bundhun is a Broadcast Journalist at International Community Radio Taipei (ICRT). She specializes in themes related to construction and real estate, finance, and technology, with a particular focus on the housing market, commodities markets, and international trade. Her work has been featured in CGTN, Newswav, Metals Daily, The National News, and ChannelNewsAsia.
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Rebecca Bundhun's coverage indicates a strong focus on the Indian economy, with particular attention to green transition initiatives and stock market developments. Her articles frequently cite data and government announcements, suggesting she prioritizes factual information from authoritative sources.
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By: Rebecca Bundhun, Marcel Pereira
About half of India's population depends on agriculture for their livelihoods.
India hiked import duties on gold and silver to 15% from 6% as part of efforts to curb imports of the precious metals, reduce foreign exchange outflows and ease pressure on the rupee.
By: Rebecca Bundhun
In a move aimed at controlling domestic prices, India has imposed an immediate ban on sugar exports until end-September or until further notice.
By: Rebecca Bundhun
Hundreds of Indian youth rallies have taken place in New Delhi for the first street protest under a viral satirical group, known as "Cockroach Janata Party".
By: Rebecca Bundhun
More than 2 million students in India resat a highly competitive medical school entrance exam on Sunday (Jun 21) amid heightened security.
By: Rebecca Bundhun
From real estate to technology, India's affluent families are channelling more of their fortunes into startups through family offices as founders increasingly seek investors with a longer-term outlook.
As artificial intelligence reshapes workplaces, demand for AI training is booming in India. More professionals and jobseekers are investing in AI skills to stay competitive.
India is turning to artificial intelligence to help tackle one of its biggest challenges - improving access to medical care.
By: Marcel Pereira, Rebecca Bundhun
In the first of a two-part series on how India is preparing for an AI-powered future, CNA examines the growing business of artificial intelligence upskilling and the questions surrounding the value of these programmes.
In the second part of a series on India's artificial intelligence push, CNA looks at how hospitals are using AI to detect eye diseases and analyse medical scans, while doctors stress the technology remains a tool, not a replacement.
