Ankita Sharma is the Head Of Partnerships at various prestigious media organizations. She specializes in covering a diverse range of topics including culture and society, artificial intelligence, sports, and the arts and entertainment industry. Ankita's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Lancet, BMJ, and The Hindu, among others.
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Ankita Sharma predominantly covers "How To Guides" with a strong focus on house & home, fashion, and technology. Her articles often provide practical advice or guides related to these topics. When reaching out to Ankita, consider offering expert insights or tips on household management, fashion trends and styling advice, as well as technological how-tos.
Given her coverage themes in Bollywood and health-related topics are minimal compared to the other categories she focuses on; it is advisable for PR professionals to tailor their pitches accordingly focusing more heavily on house & home, fashion, and technology aspects.
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Subtitle: RWA president Divya Krishnatreya urges residents to help keep the park clean, green and beautiful
By: Ankita Sharma
Apartment Times reported the start of road repairs outside Adarsh Vihar Society in Chi-4 on October 22; fresh damage has raised concerns over the quality and durability of the work
By: Ankita Sharma
People played Dandiya with each other, spreading the message of joy, enthusiasm, and brotherhood. The festive atmosphere prevailed in the grounds until late at night, and happiness was visible everywhere.
By: Ankita Sharma
New Delhi : The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) has issued new guidelines for upgrading, maintaining and digitally monitoring public
By: Ankita Sharma
A University of Cincinnati prototype lets workers dispatch a warehouse drone through a live digital twin that looks like a video game.
AI-powered robots are taking on solar construction, helping crews install panels while Gritt targets six million installations across major US projects.
By: Ankita Sharma
Scientists developed tiny medical implants that use human tissue to communicate, potentially linking wearable sensors with targeted treatments.
Google is refining Android accessory connections, with quieter earbud pairing and new support for smart glasses, aiming toward a more seamless wearable experience.
Microsoft offered voluntary buyouts to about 60,000 employees Monday as it reshapes for the AI era.
By: Ankita Sharma
Ankita Sharma 3 min read SpaceX is putting a $40 billion price tag on the computing power behind its next phase of AI expansion.
