Ridhima Gupta is a health correspondent at Hindustan Times. She covers a range of topics including public health, healthcare administration, and mental health, with a particular focus on gender and children's issues. Ridhima's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Economic Times, CNN-News18, and UX Collective.
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Ridhima Gupta’s coverage predominantly focuses on the local issues of Delhi, India. She regularly covers topics related to government and politics, as well as family and relationships. Her articles often include expert commentary and references to official announcements or data.
Given her focus on local issues in Delhi, pitches should emphasize insights from experts familiar with the region's political landscape or those directly involved in initiatives addressing social challenges in the area.
Sources who can provide firsthand accounts of experiences related to marginalized communities, unemployment struggles, homelessness, healthcare challenges for vulnerable groups like acid attack survivors or children aging out of orphanages may also resonate with Ridhima's coverage priorities.
For those looking to reach out broadly within India but especially focusing on Delhi-based issues around government policies impacting families and marginalized individuals are likely to be well-received by Ridhima Gupta.
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By: Ridhima Gupta
Relatives moved between hospitals seeking missing people, while police personnel injured during rescue operations were discharged.
By: Ridhima Gupta
School teacher Vijay Kumar, 48, dies from burn injuries after gas pipeline blast due to alleged negligence by Indraprastha Gas Limited.
By: Ridhima Gupta, Debashish Karmakar, Aaditya Khatwani
Read this exciting story from Hindustan Times Delhi June 05, 2026 issue. For the 21 people who died, the fire at an illegal bed-and-breakfast in south Delhi's Hauz Rani, was a cruel twist of fate.
By: Ridhima Gupta
A Delhi couple alleges their IVF twins were swapped after DNA tests found no biological relation, prompting legal action and a government investigation.
By: Ridhima Gupta
While RML has recorded the death as being caused by heatstroke, official confirmation from the Delhi health department is still awaited
By: Ridhima Gupta, Jignasa Sinha
DNA test results in a Delhi couple's IVF baby swap case are still pending after two months, causing distress and uncertainty over their twins' parentage.
By: Ridhima Gupta, Jignasa Sinha
DNA test results in a Delhi couple's IVF baby swap case are still pending after two months, causing distress and uncertainty over their twins' parentage.
By: Jignasa Sinha, Ridhima Gupta
New Delhi, June 17 -- More than two months after officials from the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) collected DNA samples to verify
By: Ridhima Gupta
Foreign Medical Graduates in Delhi face internship shortages, with only 63 seats available despite demand, prompting calls for urgent intervention from officials.
By: Ridhima Gupta, Karn Pratap Singh
Delhi's former Central Procurement Agency head was arrested for alleged procurement irregularities worth crores; ACB investigates several involved parties.
