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Ashish K. Mishra’s Biography

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Ashish is the Co-founder and Editor-in-chief of The Morning Context. Founded in 2019, The Morning Context is a digital, financial publication read by over 150,000+ readers from India, the Middle East, Singapore and the United States of America. TMC writes original, deeply reported stories on business, startups and economic current affairs.

Before The Morning Context, Ashish was the co-founder of The Ken, another digital media startup and led the editorial effort as managing editor. His previou…

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Impact of real-money gaming ban on payment gateways is overstated

Impact of real-money gaming ban on payment gateways is overstated

The loss of business could dent volumes, but should have next to no effect on the bottom line of payment comp…

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The real-money gaming ban and the defeat of logic in India

The real-money gaming ban and the defeat of logic in India

The complete ban on online gaming involving money is just the latest example of a country running on a whim. …

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Preparing to love China once again

Preparing to love China once again

India is warming up to the idea of doing business with China. Little is expected to change in the trade skew,…

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Will India's quick commerce success eventually gut the MRP?

Will India's quick commerce success eventually gut the MRP?

Beyond convenience charges and private labels as ways to increase margins, it is dynamic pricing that offers …

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Nayara Energy, Microsoft and tech sovereignty

Nayara Energy, Microsoft and tech sovereignty

Indians who are among the world's largest consumers of free tech products and also significant beneficiaries …

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Blinkit, Chanda Kochhar and the perils of short-term thinking

Blinkit, Chanda Kochhar and the perils of short-term thinking

The changing power equation in quick commerce, a grim lesson in accountability and what our institutions lose…

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Maternal RSV vaccination generates high-affinity antibodies that efficiently transfer to infants, providing enhanced passive immunity

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By Dongxiao Liu, Olivia Posadas, Ashish K. Mishra Verified, Mohamed Mire, Mindy M. Pike, Janet A Englund, Alisa Kachikis, Surender Khurana
| Nature Verified
Abstract Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) remains the leading cause of hospitalization in young children. A bivalent pre-fusion (preF) protein RSV vaccine was licensed for pregnant persons in 2023 (Abrysvo, Pfizer), but the impact of RSV maternal immunization on maternal-fetal immunity has not been well characterized. We analyze neutralizing antibody responses, binding antibodies, and antibody affinity maturation in 58 unvaccinated and 49 vaccinated pregnant individuals and their infants.
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Who should solve the UPI Autopay menace?

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By Ashish K. Mishra Verified
| The Morning Context Verified
Update cookies preferences The feature has attracted a whole host of startups taking people for a ride. The problem is now large enough for an efficient regulator to step in. 13 September, 2025•5 min 13 September, 2025•5 min Subscribe to read this story We publish over 500 original, detailed stories every year on startups, corporates, stock markets and economic current affairs. $99 for one year SUBSCRIBE Already have an account? Sign In We value our free readers. Read 100+ stories every year.
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Impact of real-money gaming ban on payment gateways is overstated

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By Ashish K. Mishra Verified
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Update cookies preferences The loss of business could dent volumes, but should have next to no effect on the bottom line of payment companies Subscribe to read this story We publish over 500 original, detailed stories every year on startups, corporates, stock markets and economic current affairs. $99 for one year SUBSCRIBE Already have an account? Sign In We value our free readers. Read 100+ stories every year.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

On the desk. Pick interesting stories from global publications and flow them on a page titled International news.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Never.

How is social media changing news?

Poorly. Consumers have substituted social media as news. This has confused reporters on what their job is and people are also confused.