Snehal Mutha is a local journalist based in Mumbai, Maharashtra, with a focus on covering news and events in the city and the state of Maharashtra. Her work has been featured in SheThePeople.TV, and she has written articles on a range of topics including local festivals, cultural events, environmental issues, and healthcare in Mumbai.
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Snehal Mutha's coverage heavily focuses on local events, social issues, and cultural aspects in India, particularly Maharashtra and Mumbai. Pitches should revolve around local festivals, environmental concerns such as pollution in the region, tourism initiatives or infrastructure developments within Maharashtra or Mumbai. Additionally, pitches about government policies impacting society and culture may also resonate well with Snehal.
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Rahul Gandhi criticizes Mahayuti government for job loss, Modi for disrespecting Birsa Munda, and advocates for tribal rights.
By: Snehal Mutha
Maharashtra's political landscape altered dramatically after the splits in two major regional parties — the Shiv Sena and the Nationalist Congress
Elders and first-time voters in Mumbai show up in large numbers for Maharashtra Assembly elections, voting on community lines.
Incidents of violence and intimidation, conflicts between parties and technical glitches in electronic voting machines (EVMs) marred the polling for Maharashtra Assembly elections on Wednesday (November 20, 2024).
By: Snehal Mutha
Ulhasnagar police on Friday (November 22, 2024) arrested a man for allegedly killing his three-year-old niece in Maharashtra's Thane district.
Mahayuti's strategic moves diffuse Maratha agitation, secure voter base, and win fiercely contested Assembly election in Marathwada.
By: Snehal Mutha
For the first time, there will be no leader of Opposition (LoP) in the Maharashtra Assembly due to the inadequate number of MLAs in opposition.
By: Snehal Mutha
For the first time, Nationalist Congress Party (SP) supremo Sharad Pawar opened up on the defeat in the Maharashtra Assembly election 2024 on
By: Snehal Mutha
Post the grand victory of the Mahayuti in the Assembly elections, a discussion around who will be the next Chief Minister of Maharashtra kicked off
Noting the concerns of both party leaders and booth-level workers regarding the reliability of electronic voting machines (EVMs), Nationalist Congress
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