By: Krishn Kaushik, Andres Schipani, Michael Stott
The vast Indian conglomerate is at the heart of some of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s plans to make India a manufacturing juggernaut
Andres Schipani is the New Delhi correspondent at the Financial Times, where he covers business, economics, politics, and society in India and the broader South Asia region. With a rich background that includes reporting from East and Central Africa, Brazil, and various conflict zones, he brings a diverse perspective to themes such as regional interest and world news, culture and society, and crime and justice. Andres has been featured in prominent outlets including Yahoo Finance, The Irish Times, and the Financial Times.
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Andres Schipani's coverage indicates a keen interest in global politics, particularly as it pertains to African conflicts and international trade. His focus on evolving stories and breaking news suggests that he is more likely to respond to pitches related to current events or ongoing developments in these areas.
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