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Sona Christy

Sona Christy

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Journalist, The Hindu

India, Kerala, Mangalore

Biography

Aspiring journalist with good amount of patience with good listening skills. Always in thirst to learn new things. Guilty with a compulsiveness for aesthetics and perfection. Believes in creator's freedom and creation appreciation.

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Total articles 8

  • Bengaluru and The Mahabharata connect courtesy Aparna Jaishankar

    By Sona Christy Verified| The Hindu Verified “The stories I narrate do not influence religion, politics or any specific ideology. My stories are all about exploring and unwinding hidden mysteries,” says Aparna Jaishankar, a Bengaluru-based storyteller, who was analysing The Mahabharata during a storytelling session at Atta Galatta recently. Bengaluru, a bustling metropolis known for its IT industry and modern amenities, has a deep-rooted connection to ancient Indian mythology.

    By Sona Christy Verified · The Hindu

    Oct. 08, 2024

  • TGSB school crafts a greener Navaratri

    By Sona Christy Verified| The Hindu Verified The students at The Green School Bangalore (TGSB) are all set to celebrate Navaratri with their handmade dolls crafted from recycled materials. The class 3-9 students of the school have been busy for the past 15 days making Gombes of Durga, Seetha, Rama, and Ravana for the Navaratri festival followed by Dasara in the next two days.

    By Sona Christy Verified · The Hindu

    Oct. 02, 2024

  • From Budapest to Bengaluru: Diplomat-turned-author unveils her debut novel

    By Sona Christy Verified| The Hindu Verified Lakshmi Puri says that the characters in her debut novel, Swallowing the Sun, were inspired by real-life people, especially the heroine Malati who originated from Malati Desai, her mother. The former assistant secretary-general of the United Nations, at the Bengaluru launch of her novel recently, was in conversation with city-based author Anita Nair. The event was organised by Kolkata-based NGO Prabha Khaitan Foundation.

    By Sona Christy Verified · The Hindu

    Sep. 30, 2024

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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.

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Founded: 1878