Surabhi Pandey is a sub-editor at various esteemed publications. She specializes in finance and trading, with a focus on commodities markets, derivatives, and international finance, while also covering law and legal affairs. Surabhi's work has been featured in MSN, e27 (Optimatic), Financial Express (India), moneycontrol.com, The Economic Times, News9 Live, and India Currents.
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Surabhi Pandey predominantly covers sports, Indian politics and government-related news. She focuses on breaking news, evolving stories, and government announcements. When reaching out to her, consider providing insights into the latest developments in Indian politics or significant events related to the Indian Premier League. Additionally, pitches regarding terrorism and technology should be backed by compelling narratives or breaking information that aligns with Surabhi's coverage style.
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Surabhi Pandey In a fresh twist in the Sunjay Kapur inheritance dispute, his widow Priya Kapur recently moved the Delhi High Court seeking
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