Sneha Bhura is a journalist at THE WEEK. She specializes in themes related to family and relationships, parenting, and beauty and fashion, with a keen focus on early childhood education, parenting styles, and social issues such as diversity and inclusion. Sneha's work has been featured in notable publications including THE WEEK, The Economic Times, and MSN.
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Sneha Bhura's coverage predominantly focuses on local (India) cultural and societal events, entertainment news, and government announcements. She seems to be particularly interested in unique human interest stories, cultural celebrations, music, literature and parenting.
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It’s a Monday evening in Delhi. You step out for a quick walk to the gym.
Sneha Bhura / TNN / Jul 31, 2026, 17:23 IST
Every few years, a chef who didn’t grow up inside a cuisine earns the kind of recognition usually reserved for those born into it. Think pizza, sushi, ramen.Biryani has never really had that story.
A clipped ear and a fresh surgical scar are supposed to mean a dog will never breed again. But not always.
By: Sneha Bhura
Behind-the-scenes image featuring Avani Rai (left) during the Pirelli Calendar shoot in Delhi I Picture credit: Alessandro Scotti In 1966, a photograph of a woman in underwear arrived at the Vatican.
By: Sneha Bhura, Deepthi Sanjiv
Decades after disappearing from Indian fields and kitchens, heirloom paddy is making a comeback.
By: Sneha Bhura
Ask anyone in Delhi who grew up watching, playing, or simply spending their weekends at the Jaipur Polo Ground — sealed by the govt in June for an unspecified “larger public purpose and benefit” — what they will miss, and the question almost doesn’t land. It was where generations learned the sport, trained horses and teams, where Sunday finales brought together wide-brimmed hats and tailored dresses, ministers and army chiefs, diplomats and casual spectators in a ritual that was part sport, part social theatre.
By: Sneha Bhura
Sneha Bhura / TNN / Sep 06, 2026, 05:00 IST
Rice has been trying to get us drunk since the beginning of civilisation. Sometimes with help from a god, sometimes by accident, and once, by deliberate spitting.
By: Sneha Bhura
Sneha Bhura / TNN / Sep 13, 2026, 05:00 IST
