Vandana Menon is a journalist at ThePrint. She specializes in regional interest and world news, with a focus on culture, society, and arts, while also covering topics such as India, cryptocurrency, and social issues. Vandana's work has been featured in Cigalah Group and ThePrint.
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By: Vandana Menon
Global media also covers Jaishankar's characterisation of India-China relations as based on 'mutual respect, sensitivity, and interests', alongside Oyo's new moralistic policy.
By: Vandana Menon
In his 30-minutes speech at the Capitol Rotunda, the 47th US president said his election was a mandate to reverse a ‘horrible betrayal’, and that America’s ‘decline’ was now over.
By: Vandana Menon
Former US presidents were also prominently seated with tech billionaires, as was India’s S Jaishankar, who beat other QUAD foreign ministers in the pecking order.
By: Vandana Menon
Global media also looks at India’s decision to allow 1 million tons of sugar exports this year & why it has come as a surprise to some traders.
By: Vandana Menon
Indian immigrants have long used jus soli to become US citizens: those on temporary visas raised families while waiting for permanent residence. The order still has to face legal test.
Global media also reports how Bangladesh is cosying up to China, while its historically strong ties with India take a backseat.
Global media also looks at MF Husain's controversial history in light of a court-ordered seizure of 2 of his paintings & ‘rising tide of illiberalism against artistic expression in India'.
By: Vandana Menon
In 2023, Indians accounted for almost 75 percent of the 386,000 H-1B visas granted that year. Indian-American members of Congress have said attack on birthright citizenship ‘unconstitutional’.
Global media also took note of the railway accident in Maharashtra, writing about safety of train travel in India, as well as the reality of the economic downturn in the country.
By: Vandana Menon
T yphoon Trump has officially hit, and it's raining chaos. It's only day five of President Donald Trump's second term, and America has already been upended.
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