Supply Chain and Tech, Author, Activist, Founder and Director: Her Rights, Alumnus: Cornell, IITK, Presidency Kolkata
India (National)
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Tanushree Ghosh's articles primarily focus on local entertainment, film festivals, and women's issues within the Indian context. She would likely be interested in pitches related to these topics. For example, stories about upcoming film festivals in India or noteworthy developments within Bollywood could resonate well with her coverage area.
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She also covers topics related to work culture and women’s issues so pitching stories around these areas relevant to Maharashtra or Mumbai could attract her attention.
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By: Tanushree Ghosh
7 minutes ago 5 min read Awareness is key. Lack of it causes backlash and increases risk to the vulnerable. Listen to this article:
By: Tanushree Ghosh
Awareness is key. Lack of it causes backlash and increases risk to the vulnerable.
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By: Tanushree Ghosh
Ritwik Ghatak at 100: Ahead of the maverick Bengali filmmaker's birth centenary on November 4, former students of FTII, Pune and other filmmakers talk about his influence on them and on Indian cinema
Ritwik Ghatak would have turned 100 on November 4.
By: Tanushree Ghosh
After its IFFR Rotterdam premiere, Nishanth Kalidindi’s ‘Theatre’, inspired by Puducherry’s Indianostrum experimental troupe, comes to Kerala
By: Tanushree Ghosh
Come May 8, the Kochi-Muziris Biennale president Jitish Kallat will make an announcement of the curator for its seventh edition.
Everyday survival and basic rights remain a struggle for most LGBTQIA+ individuals
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