Ridhima Gupta is a health correspondent at Hindustan Times. She covers a range of topics including Delhi's hospitals, government policies, and health issues, with a particular focus on gender and children’s issues. Ridhima's work has been featured in notable publications such as Hindustan Times, The Economic Times, and CNN-News18.
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Ridhima Gupta’s coverage predominantly focuses on the local issues of Delhi, India. She regularly covers topics related to government and politics, as well as family and relationships. Her articles often include expert commentary and references to official announcements or data.
Given her focus on local issues in Delhi, pitches should emphasize insights from experts familiar with the region's political landscape or those directly involved in initiatives addressing social challenges in the area.
Sources who can provide firsthand accounts of experiences related to marginalized communities, unemployment struggles, homelessness, healthcare challenges for vulnerable groups like acid attack survivors or children aging out of orphanages may also resonate with Ridhima's coverage priorities.
For those looking to reach out broadly within India but especially focusing on Delhi-based issues around government policies impacting families and marginalized individuals are likely to be well-received by Ridhima Gupta.
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By: Ridhima Gupta Gargi Shukla
NEW DELHI: At least five people were dead by Sunday night after a building collapsed in southwest Delhi's Satya Niketan, while at least three others remained under treatment at the AIIMS Trauma Centre, where anxious friends and relatives spent the evening searching for those still missing
By: Hemani Bhandari, Ridhima Gupta Gargi Shukla
Police booked the owner after 13 people were rescued, while a magisterial probe was ordered and officials searched the rubble for those feared trapped.
By: Hemani Bhandari, Saloni Bhatia, Ridhima Gupta, Gargi Shukla
India, Sept. 7 -- Six people were killed, five were injured and an unknown number were feared trapped after a five-storey building in Satya Niketan
By: Ridhima Gupta
Amid the grief of losing their son, who lost his life in the building collapse in Satya Niketan area, Arpit's family made a decision to donate his corneas.
By: Ridhima Gupta
Amid the grief of losing their son, who lost his life in the building collapse in Satya Niketan area, Arpit's family made a decision to donate his corneas.
By: Ridhima Gupta
A five-storey boys' PG accommodation in Delhi's Satya Niketan collapsed on Sunday, killing five students and two labourers.
By: Ridhima Gupta, Aaditya Khatwani
A five-storey boys’ PG accommodation in Delhi’s Satya Niketan collapsed on Sunday, killing five students and two labourers.
By: Aaditya Khatwani, Ridhima Gupta
“Arpit had big dreams and was working hard to make them come true
New Delhi: Frontline HIV/AIDS outreach employees on Friday said that over 2,500 workers under targeted intervention (TI) projects of the Delhi State AIDS Control Society (DSACS) have not received their salaries for nearly six months and are planning to go on a pen-down strike from Monday
New Delhi: Frontline HIV/AIDS outreach employees on Friday said that over 2,500 workers under targeted intervention (TI) projects of the Delhi State AIDS Control Society (DSACS) have not received their salaries for nearly six months and are planning to go on a pen-down strike from Monday
