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Journalist, The Hindu
Hyderabad
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Business, Cxo, Digital Transformation, Telecom, Enterprise , Technology , Philosophy, space science, History , Technology, Leadership, Women , Computing, B2B , Astronomy, Travel , World , Cinema
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By Sangita Rajan| The Hindu Verified Eating in Bangkok should be easy, after all there is so much to choose from — boat noodles, pad Thai, phat kaphrao, and as much mango sticky rice as your stomach can take. But is it easy for a vegetarian? By the time I arrived in Bangkok and checked into my hostel, it was lunchtime. The cheese toastie from 7/11 was not going to cut it. I had heard about the lack of vegetarian options and while it did scare me, I had done my research.
By Sangita Rajan| The Hindu Verified Chennai is experiencing a rare week of summer rain. It is sultry, humid, and the smell of mud mixed with the sea breeze carries through the city. Moments like these are numbered. They call for some hot tea, a balcony with uninterrupted views of the overcast skyline, and bare feet soaking in the puddles of rainwater.
By Sangita Rajan| The Hindu Verified Step back in time to the 19th Century, where the hues and patterns of Central Asian textiles flourished along the Silk Route, beside spices, precious metals, glassware, horses, and cultural ideas. Bukhara, a city along the route, was at the heart of this textile tradition. Inspired by this rich history is Bukhara — A Journey on the Silk Route, an exhibition curated by David Housego and Mandeep Nagi, founders of the textile brand Shades of India.
Company Info
The Hindu
The Hindu is a prominent English-language daily newspaper based in Chennai, India. Established in 1878, it transitioned to a daily format in 1889 and has been influential in Indian media, particularly during the country's struggle for independence. The newspaper is owned by Kasturi and Sons Limited, which has maintained its editorial independence since acquiring it in 1905. The Hindu offers comprehensive coverage of national and international news, including politics, business, science, and culture. It features regional supplements and a Tamil-language edition called The Hindu Tamil. The publication also includes specialized offerings such as Business Line, a daily financial newspaper, Frontline, a fortnightly magazine, and Sportstar, a weekly sports magazine. With a readership of over 5.3 million, The Hindu is recognized for its credible and factual reporting, serving a diverse audience that includes general readers, business professionals, and academics.
Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India
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Founded: 1878