Ritika Jain is a journalist at BOOM. With nearly a decade of experience as a photojournalist, she now focuses on the Indian judiciary, covering themes related to law and legal affairs, including criminal law, civil and family law, and litigation. Ritika's work has been featured in Newswav, Cureus Journal of Medical Science, The Economic Times, and BW Businessworld.
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Ritika Jain's reporting is heavily focused on legal policy, government announcements, and the Supreme Court. She primarily covers Indian politics, with a significant emphasis on legal issues and court decisions. If you wish to reach out to her, consider offering insights or commentary related to recent legislative changes or significant court rulings in India.
Given Ritika's focus on national coverage within India, sources with specific knowledge of Indian law and politics would be particularly relevant for engaging her attention. Additionally, if your expertise lies within the domains of government policies or judicial affairs in India, you may find success in reaching out to offer informed perspectives on these topics.
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