Shifa Khan is an Assistant Editor at The Economic Times. She covers a diverse range of themes including family and relationships, parenting, health and wellness, as well as food and beverages, with a keen focus on parenting styles, diet and nutrition, and mental health. Shifa's insightful work has been featured in various prominent publications, including The Economic Times.
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Shifa’s coverage primarily revolves around health and wellbeing, particularly in the context of Indian culture and parenting. If you have expertise in Indian cuisine, parenting practices specific to India or insights into promoting health benefits within a cultural context, your pitch has a higher chance of resonating with her.
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