Sneha Bhura is a journalist at THE WEEK. She specializes in themes related to family and relationships, parenting, and beauty and fashion, with a keen focus on early childhood education, parenting styles, and social issues such as diversity and inclusion. Sneha's work has been featured in notable publications including THE WEEK, The Economic Times, and MSN.
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Sneha Bhura and Himanshi Dhawan Term gains traction after a string of police cases and online campaigns, prompting concerns over profiling
By: Sneha Bhura
Before Leonardo da Vinci and Raphael, there was Botticelli. The older pioneer of the Italian Renaissance, celebrated painter Sandro Botticelli, was known to repeatedly return to the figure of Madonna and Child, making it his most enduring artistic subject.
This summer, as temperatures across India shattered records, some outdoor workers found an unusual safety net: insurance that paid out automatically when the heat became unbearable.Nirmala Parmar spent hers on lemons. By the next afternoon, they were floating in a steel pot of nimbu paani in her Ahmedabad home.
By: Sneha Bhura
Sneha Bhura / TNN / Jul 04, 2026, 23:23 IST
By: Sneha Bhura
1. Congratulations on winning the 2026 Commonwealth Short Story Prize.
It’s a Monday evening in Delhi. You step out for a quick walk to the gym.
Sneha Bhura / TNN / Jul 31, 2026, 17:23 IST
Every few years, a chef who didn’t grow up inside a cuisine earns the kind of recognition usually reserved for those born into it. Think pizza, sushi, ramen.Biryani has never really had that story.
A clipped ear and a fresh surgical scar are supposed to mean a dog will never breed again. But not always.
By: Sneha Bhura
Behind-the-scenes image featuring Avani Rai (left) during the Pirelli Calendar shoot in Delhi I Picture credit: Alessandro Scotti In 1966, a photograph of a woman in underwear arrived at the Vatican.
