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Adithi Reena Ajith

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Delhi
As seen in: MSN India, The Hindu, The New Indian Express
Covers:  Art, Culture, Food, Music, Books, Theatre, Fashion, Lifestyle

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I work as an arts and culture reporter at The New Indian Express. My role involves writing in-depth features for both print and online platforms, as well as designing and creating pages. I’m curious about uncovering stories people have to share, with a particular focus on arts, culture, music, food and anything hearty and fun ;)

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Adulting, the LEGO way: AFOLs of Delhi NCR on why LEGO is a serious hobby

Adulting, the LEGO way: AFOLs of Delhi NCR on why LEGO is a serious hobby

With India’s first LEGO® Certified Store opening in Gurugram, excitement is sky-high among fans across the co…

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Killing me softly: Delhi-based singer-songwriter Agatha Mantuang on her latest single 'Wearing My...

Killing me softly: Delhi-based singer-songwriter Agatha Mantuang on her latest single 'Wearing My...

The singer-songwriter talks about her songs of hurt, healing and home and navigating Delhi’s indie scene as a…

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'Slow is the New Urgent': Art in a mall critiques consumerism, beauty, and digital surveillance

'Slow is the New Urgent': Art in a mall critiques consumerism, beauty, and digital surveillance

In KNMA’s ‘Slow is the New Urgent’ show in Delhi, 11 contemporary artists transform a mall corridor into a th…

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Dream in D Minor: Front Man Shreyansh Mohan Verma on Leading Drops' Indie Journey

Dream in D Minor: Front Man Shreyansh Mohan Verma on Leading Drops' Indie Journey

Verma opens up about starting the band as a college project, losing three members, rediscovering their sound,…

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Pahaad Unplugged: Indie artist Pahaad talks about his recent collaborating with music producer Ha...

Pahaad Unplugged: Indie artist Pahaad talks about his recent collaborating with music producer Ha...

The budding singer-songwriter from Gurugram also talks about stumbling into songwriting as a student and leav…

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Nishtha Bansal's debut weaves Klimt, couture, and the power of peonies

Nishtha Bansal's debut weaves Klimt, couture, and the power of peonies

Inspired by The Kiss, Bansal’s debut couture collection explores love through structured corsets, flowing fab…

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Saloni Dhingra's 'Kaalindi – An Urban Legend' tells the story of a Yamuna in waiting

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By Adithi Reena Ajith
| MSN India
For centuries, Delhi grew around the Yamuna. Kingdoms settled on its banks, palaces drew from its waters and communities depended on its flow. Yet for many residents today, the river exists largely as a polluted backdrop to the city. Through her animated short Kaalindi: An Urban Legend , Saloni Dhingra asks viewers to imagine the Yamuna differently — not as a river, but as a woman waiting to be remembered.
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Saloni Dhingra's 'Kaalindi – An Urban Legend' tells the story of a Yamuna in waiting

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By Adithi Reena Ajith
| The New Indian Express
For centuries, Delhi grew around the Yamuna. Kingdoms settled on its banks, palaces drew from its waters and communities depended on its flow. Yet for many residents today, the river exists largely as a polluted backdrop to the city. Through her animated short Kaalindi: An Urban Legend, Saloni Dhingra asks viewers to imagine the Yamuna differently — not as a river, but as a woman waiting to be remembered.
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Listening to Ritwik Ghatak

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By Adithi Reena Ajith
| The New Indian Express
Grammar of sound Long before contemporary filmmakers began discussing immersive soundscapes, Ghatak was already treating sound as a narrative force. Chatterjee points to Ajantrik (1958), where the sounds of an ageing Chevrolet become part of the storytelling itself; the soundtrack is a parallel narrative. But despite the sophistication of his sound design, discussions around Ghatak still tend to prioritise his visual imagination.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

I began as a media trainee for the national broadcaster DD India in their social media team.

How do you prefer to be pitched on stories?

Emails please

When's the best time to pitch you?

Between 9 am to 9 pm.

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