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Sayantan Bera

Sayantan Bera

Verified

National Editor, Mint

New Delhi

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Television, iOS Home Appliances, Mobile Gaming Mobiles, Smart HomeAudio, Android Wearables

Doesn’t Cover

celebrity, gossip

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Total articles 853

  • The camels of Rajasthan are disappearing. Can its milk save the day?

    By Sayantan Bera Verified| Mint@ Industry Summary Arab states are spending millions to conserve camels—they organize racing events, beauty contests and promote camel milk. On the other hand, Rajasthan, home to over 85% of the camels in India, has been ignoring the animal. Could they disappear altogether as a domesticated species? This is a Mint Premium article gifted to you. Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Pali, Rajasthan: Karna Ram knows the truth about himself.

    By Sayantan Bera Verified · Mint

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • HT Syndication: The camels of Rajasthan are disappearing. Can its milk save the day?

    By Sayantan Bera Verified| HT Syndication@ Pali, Rajasthan, April 17 -- Karna Ram knows the truth about himself. It's a calling actually, conferred on him by a divine decree and a long line of ancestors. A calling which lightens his being and gives meaning to his life. Ram is a caregiver and protector of camels. Doesn't matter if everyone else is giving up. Ram will die a camel herder. That's who I am. That's what my heart wants, Ram says.

    By Sayantan Bera Verified · HT Syndication

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • The camels of Rajasthan are disappearing. Can its milk save the day?

    By Sayantan Bera Verified| Mint@ Industry Summary Arab states are spending millions to conserve camels—they organize racing events, beauty contests and promote camel milk. On the other hand, Rajasthan, home to over 85% of the camels in India, has been ignoring the animal. Could they disappear altogether as a domesticated species? This is a Mint Premium article gifted to you. Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Pali, Rajasthan: Karna Ram knows the truth about himself.

    By Sayantan Bera Verified · Mint

    Apr. 17, 2025

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Mint

The Mint Agency is a creative and experiential marketing firm dedicated to crafting immersive experiences for brands. They focus on creating genuine human moments through various marketing strategies, including advertising, public relations, and event activations. The agency aims to spark imagination and engagement with their innovative approaches. Their services encompass a wide range of offerings designed to help brands connect effectively with their audiences. This includes creative ideation, copywriting, campaign development, experiential marketing, public relations, media event management, community engagement, content creation, web and digital development, video and photography, influencer strategy, talent management, media planning, and reporting. The Mint Agency specializes in delivering experiential and digital marketing solutions that enhance brand engagement and visibility.

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Founded: 2005