Sachin Parashar is a reporter at The Times of India. He focuses on foreign policy and covers a range of topics including the India-Russia-Ukraine War, China, and regional interests across APAC, EMEA, and MENA. Sachin has also been featured in The Economic Times and other notable publications.
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Sachin's coverage predominantly focuses on government announcements, with particular attention to India and its international relations, specifically within the South Asian region. He also covers global affairs related to countries such as China, Russia, Oman, Pakistan, US, and Israel-Palestine.
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