Priyali Dhingra is a Multimedia Producer and Reporter. She specializes in health and wellness topics, focusing on consumer health, drugs and medication, and health news. Priyali's work has been featured in The Better India, Hindustan Times, NewsBytes, Newslaundry, and Scroll Media.
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Priyali Dhingra primarily focuses on national politics and evolving stories with a focus on India. She covers a wide range of topics, from local and international political events to environmental issues and art exhibitions.
Given her coverage attributes, she may be interested in sources who can provide insights into the latest developments in Indian politics or those who have unique perspectives on evolving news stories within India. Additionally, experts who can comment on climate change impact in the Indian subcontinent could also capture her interest.
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By: Ayush Tiwari, Raghav Kakkar, Priyali Dhingra
A video of workers wearing head-mounted cameras went viral in April. Scroll found out more about the unsettling future of work.
By: Shoaib Daniyal, Priyali Dhingra
Often called Pakistan's Joseph Heller, Hanif talks about writing satire, being a migrant in London, and the aftermath of Operation Sindoor.
By: Shoaib Daniyal, Priyali Dhingra
Zoramthanga about his days as a Mizo National Front fighter, his tenure as Mizoram chief minister, and the Manipur crisis.
By: Priyali Dhingra, Supriya Sharma, Raghav Kakkar
“The question that I have in my mind,” said Arundhati Roy, strolling around Jantar Mantar on Monday, a day after Prime Minister Narendra Modi dropped
By: Tabassum Barnagarwala, Priyali Dhingra
Scroll found unauthorised doctors prescribing the medicines in salons and online sellers and chemists agreeing to sell it even without a prescription.
By: Priyali Dhingra, Tabassum Barnagarwala
How did a drug meant to treat diabetes become India's top-selling drug within months of its launch?
The middle class is the government's cash cow but has lost political power, argues investor Saurabh Mukherjea.
By: Priyali Dhingra, Anant Gupta
In April, the energy crisis triggered by the conflict in West Asia ate into the meagre incomes of working-class Indians, precipitating a cost-of-living crisis for many of them.
By: Supriya Sharma, Priyali Dhingra
Delhi is under lockdown as the police have imposed unprecedented restrictions in the national capital to prevent young people from gathering at
On October 10, defying Delhi Police's security blanket, thousands of young protestors showed up in the heart of the national capital to demand the resignation of the chief election commissioner.
