Sneha Bhura is a journalist at THE WEEK. She focuses on culture and society, exploring topics such as pop culture, subcultures, entertainment news, and nightlife. Sneha's work has been featured in notable publications including The Economic Times and MSN.
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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
A subway station is an unlikely venue for a mayoral oath — and Punjabi pop an even more unlikely soundtrack.
TOI Plus News: When attention becomes livelihood, losing it can feel like losing everything. This month, distressed YouTuber Anurag Dobhal (UK07 Rider) livestreamed .
By: Sneha Bhura
Iranian photographer and filmmaker Azadeh Akhlaghi is known for reconstructing pivotal political assassinations and deaths in
TOI Plus News: On a busy Pali Hill in Bandra, a man stopped in his tracks to stare at a queue snaking around the block. “Is this for a job?” he asked. When told it w.
TOI Plus News: The sale of Raja Ravi Varma’s original oil painting ‘Yashoda and Krishna’, which stormed past Rs 167 crore earlier this month to become the most expen.
By: Sneha Bhura
Society & Culture News: When Sujatha Ravi Iyer, mother of two daughters (now 12 and 18), moved from Chennai to Mumbai eight years ago, social media seemed like a bridge into .
By: Sneha Bhura
As smartphones become ubiquitous, Indian parents face the dual challenge of managing their own usage while trying to curb their children's screen time.
By: Supriya Roy, Sneha Bhura
Lifestyle News: A tray of cracked eggs. A collapsed cake. A badly dented ice-cream tub. The images are sent to quick commerce and food delivery platforms for prompt r.
By: Sneha Bhura
TOI Plus News: On a drowsy afternoon in Babarpur village in Panipat, around 90 km north of Delhi, dogs sprawl across the road and vegetable fields stretch into the d.
The intricate braid on a Kolhapuri chappal’s upper strap is called the ‘veni’. The toe-loop is the ‘angtha’.
