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Kritika Narula

Glasgow, New Delhi, Santa Catarina
As seen in: Hindustan Times, Transatlantic Cable Podcast, Spoon University, International Journalists Network, Film Daily, Analysis Group, Compulsive Reader talks, Glasgow University Magazine (GUM), Sanity by Tanmoy
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Fighting A Battle With No Enemies - Usawa Literary Review

Fighting A Battle With No Enemies - Usawa Literary Review

usawa.in — Usawa Literary Review, Book Reviews, Fighting A Battle With No Enemies by Kritika Narula
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A review of So Thrilled For You by Holly Bourne

A review of So Thrilled For You by Holly Bourne

Compulsive Reader talks — Reviewed by Kritika Narula So Thrilled For You by Holly Bourne Hodder & Stoughton | Hachette UK January 2025, Paperback, 432 pages, ISBN-13: 978-1529301656 So Thrilled For You by Holly Bourne revolves around the lives of four women - they call themselves the "Little Women" - who have been friends since college and are now on the threshold of the next phase in their lives.
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A review of Deep Cuts by Holly Brickley

A review of Deep Cuts by Holly Brickley

Compulsive Reader talks — Reviewed by Kritika Narula Deep Cuts by Holly Brickley Penguin Random House February 2025, Paperback, 400 pages, ISBN-13: 979-8217070435 Joey (Joe) Morrow and Eileen Percy Marks (Percy) meet during college and bond over their shared love for music.
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For those who long to belong

For those who long to belong

Sanity by Tanmoy — Books to read in 2024, part II | How to Be Alone, if You Want to, and Even if You Don't
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In an age of excess, this newsletter in India is finding new ways to engage its audience

In an age of excess, this newsletter in India is finding new ways to engage its audience

International Journalists Network — In India, the daily newsletter Splainer drops into subscribers' inboxes with a round-up of the day's most important news and events. Launched in 2020, Splainer targets a broad English-first Indian readership of working professionals, students and more. Women constitute over half of its subscribers.
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This Indian outlet is setting a fresh tone for mental health journalism

This Indian outlet is setting a fresh tone for mental health journalism

International Journalists Network — Reporting on mental health is not as simple as repeating facts - it also requires the painstaking task of handling sensitive information and stories. Responsible reporting on suicide, for example, can help prevent suicide contagion, also called the Werther Effect.
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16 Indian Street Foods We Tasted at the NASVI National Street Food Festival

16 Indian Street Foods We Tasted at the NASVI National Street Food Festival

Spoon University — Street food is a treasure house of local culinary traditions and street food vendors play a dynamic role in keeping those culinary traditions alive. With the intention of promoting Street Food Entrepreneurship and cementing the identity of street food vendors, National Association of Street Vendors of India (NASVI) organised National Street Food Festival 2015.
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Summer Reading in the Time of Screens and Cyberspace: of Netflix and Other Demons

Summer Reading in the Time of Screens and Cyberspace: of Netflix and Other Demons

qmunicatemagazine.com — To say that I am an enthusiastic reader would be a gross understatement. I read a lot, across genres, and even though my average yearly reading is not a record-breaking figure, I like to believe that my proclivity to obsess over the books I love more than compensates for it.
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Act two, scene one

Act two, scene one

Hindustan Times — After our journey through the various Delhi University colleges, it was finally time to make a choice. Time: Midnight 26-27 June Venue: Virtual world Disclaimer: This article is a work of non-fiction. Any resemblance to actual events or locales or persons is ­entirely intended.
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Ghoul Review: This Devil Will Bite You Off And Possess You For A While | UnBumf

Ghoul Review: This Devil Will Bite You Off And Possess You For A While | UnBumf

unbumf.com — Ghoul is the closest we have come to representing the millennial brand of horror on screen. As much as I loathe the aeonic use of this term, millennial horrors are subtler but more agonising than ever. Which is perhaps why this mini-series successfully lays the foundational brick for this niche.
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Anubhav Sapra Tells Spoon How Delhi Food Walks is Redefining Delhi's Street Food Scene

Anubhav Sapra Tells Spoon How Delhi Food Walks is Redefining Delhi's Street Food Scene

Spoon University — Foodie-in-Chief Anubhav Sapra is an alumni of the University of Delhi. He is also the person you'll find exploring and trying the flavours of the streets of Delhi. Like every hostel student, his yearning for ghar ka khaana poked his inner foodie to set out on food exploration expeditions.
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Demould: A DU student turns his passion for baking into a profession - DU Beat

Demould: A DU student turns his passion for baking into a profession - DU Beat

dubeat.com — The one thing that is common to all celebrations-big or small is a dessert. And on a mission to sweeten every celebration is Demould - an online bakery started by a D.U student. Shiv Kumar Madaan, a final year student of Statistics (Hons) at Sri Venkateswara College, started this bakery in October last year.
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IP College inaugurates Troika '16 as a precursor to annual fest Shruti - DU Beat

IP College inaugurates Troika '16 as a precursor to annual fest Shruti - DU Beat

dubeat.com — Indraprastha College for Women hosted in its first ever edition of Troika, a three-day festivity. It brought a mélange of events, from Panel Discussion to Kavi Sammelan to Stand-up Comedy and Battle of Bands during a period of three days from 28th January to 30th January.
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Presenteeism threatens flexible work gains. Here's how to beat it.

Presenteeism threatens flexible work gains. Here's how to beat it.

Transatlantic Cable Podcast — The pandemic forced many businesses to make a swift move to enable remote work. But it's not just the threat of infection that recommends this shift - remote work can often mean reduced costs and improved productivity. Flexible hours have significant benefits too, like improved talent-attraction and employee health.
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