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Associate Editor, Sunday Magazine, The New Indian Express
@TNIEMagazine — writes on art and culture, books, food and travel; @newindianxpress Past: Outlook magazine, Press Trust of India, The Pioneer

Assistant Editor, Editorial, Design & Publishing, S&P Global
Assistant Editor - EDP @SPGlobal | MSc Comp DJ from @cardiffuni | Ex Business Journalist at @Reuters and @NewsReinsurance. DMs open for leads.

Economic Affairs Editor, Business Standard
Economic Affairs Editor @bsindia. Ex-@livemint. @natpress fellow. Observer of real, reel and surreal life. DM open for scoops/ideas. Views personal. ଓଡ଼ିଆ.

Foreign Affairs Correspondent, India Today
Foreign Affairs for @IndiaToday @ITGGlobal | Formerly - @livemint @orfonline | MPhil @Cambridge_Uni | Kashmiri Pandit | Views Personal

Breaking News Chief, The Wall Street Journal
Breaking News Chief, @wsj • jenna.telesca@wsj.com •

Entertainment Reporter, The Wall Street Journal
Entertainment reporter for @WSJ. Civilian. John.Jurgensen@WSJ.com

Economics Reporter, The Wall Street Journal
Writing stories about people and their money @WSJ. Mom on Team Beans 🎗 rachel.ensign@wsj.com

Senior Sub-Editor, The Indian Express
Travel, Sports, Politics & Cinema. Sports Journalist @IExpressSports Ex @the_bridge_in Story pitches✉️: pritish.journo@gmail.com

Analyst, CapX
Pollster, election analyst, founder @NCPoliticsUK, love sports (volleyball, F1) travel and Alsace Wine. Own views. ✉️ For polling/media enquiries on website

Editor, Heard on the Street, The Wall Street Journal
Deputy Editor of The Wall Street Journal's Heard on the Street column. Previously with @wsj in Beijing and Hong Kong.
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