Anagha Sawant is a Senior Content Producer at Mid-Day. She specializes in a diverse range of topics including architecture, fashion, hospitality, and wellness, with a keen focus on luxury goods, travel, and interior design. Anagha's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Economic Times and MSN.
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Anagha's articles predominantly cover local events, government announcements, and cite data extensively. Her focus spans Indian culture, Mumbai-centric issues, health & wellbeing, education-related topics, as well as festivals.
Given her emphasis on citing data and government announcements in covering healthcare and festival-related topics specific to Maharashtra and Mumbai suggest that she would be receptive to pitches offering access to experts providing unique insights into public health trends or cultural traditions within these regions.
Considering the prevalence of event coverage in Anagha’s work related to sports (such as underprivileged youngsters playing football), she may also be open to stories about community initiatives or innovative programs involving sports and education targeted at underserved groups in the region.
It is evident that Anagha focuses on local content with a particular interest in community-driven initiatives centered around culture & society within India's Maharashtra state and especially Mumbai.
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Big cats are making a statement on the wrist this year. From panthers and lions to tigers, luxury brands are bringing these powerful animals to life
By: Anagha Sawant
Functional mushrooms are moving beyond supplements, coffees and wellness powders to become everyday culinary ingredients. Varieties such as lion’s mane, shiitake, and maitake are making their way onto menus, valued for their texture and umami-rich flavour.
By: Anagha Sawant
“After years of harsh, straight lines, homeowners are looking for spaces that feel softer and cosier.
By: Anagha Sawant
In an era of increasingly photogenic interiors, there is one element that a screen cannot quite capture: how a space feels.
By: Anagha Sawant
cluttercore For years, minimal, clutter-free homes were the norm. Now, cluttercore is bringing books, art, ceramics, photographs, and treasured finds into the spotlight.
By: Anagha Sawant
Sage upholstery, dark stone and muted metal finishes create a rich, contemporary look A muted green may not be the first colour that comes to mind
By: Anagha Sawant
crush recession A new recession is in town, and Gen Z is here for it. Have a crush but no energy to do anything about it?
walking fitness Forget complicated workout plans and intimidating gym equipment. For this generation, getting fit can sometimes be as simple as putting on your shoes and… walking.
By: Anagha Sawant
Sheer dressing is taking on a more structured language. Rather than using transparency as a statement on its own, designers are layering organza, chiffon
By: Anagha Sawant
Anagha Sawant / TNN / Oct 25, 2026, 11:47 IST
