Sneha Bhura is a Senior Correspondent for The Economic Times, with a focus on local news in India. Her articles cover a wide range of topics, including pet fashion, cultural trends, parenting, technology, and music. Sneha's work has also been featured in THE WEEK magazine.
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Sneha Bhura's coverage predominantly focuses on local (India) cultural and societal events, entertainment news, and government announcements. She seems to be particularly interested in unique human interest stories, cultural celebrations, music, literature and parenting.
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By: Sneha Bhura
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By: Sneha Bhura
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By: Sneha Bhura
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