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Prachi Bari

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hi, an extrovert, to the core! loving the job i do; writing, filming and happy meeting people

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Prachi Bari’s Biography

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I have the potential for finding news in the most unusual places and have been in the business of covering news for National and International Media houses.
An added advantage that works in my direction is that I speak Japanese English, French, German as well as Marathi and Hindi.
It surely comes in handy when I work as a researcher/fixer/ producer for foreigners in India. My experience in Journalism is multifold; beginning with Print, Web, Radio, and Television and working on all kinds of st…

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Safety on the mind as CSW look to resume work in Pune's red-light area

Safety on the mind as CSW look to resume work in Pune's red-light area

pune Updated: Jun 28, 2020 16:50 IST We asks our customers to wear masks and use sanitisers while visiting us…

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'In post-Covid scenario, FTII doing all it can to excel in the digital domain'

'In post-Covid scenario, FTII doing all it can to excel in the digital domain'

At the Film and Television Institute of India (FTII), situated as it is, a Pune landmark on Law College road,…

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Pune's Diwali anks in limbo; Rs 10-cr biz scripts a 'in the red' storyline

Pune's Diwali anks in limbo; Rs 10-cr biz scripts a 'in the red' storyline

pune Updated: Sep 19, 2020 16:36 IST The 111-year-old tradition of publishing 'Diwali ank' (Diwali magazines)…

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Ganeshotsav 2020 less noisy than last year: MPCB

Ganeshotsav 2020 less noisy than last year: MPCB

pune Updated: Aug 31, 2020 18:17 IST The city has seen a less noisy Ganeshotsav this year as compared to 2019…

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Indie Journal | Maharashtra: Leopard rescue centre to get 10 acres to create a permanent home

Indie Journal | Maharashtra: Leopard rescue centre to get 10 acres to create a permanent home

Manikdoh is one of India's largest leopard care centres. The Manikdoh Leopard Rescue Centre (MLRC), Manikdoh,…

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Cannes 2026: Nepali writer-director Abinash Bikram Shah’s 'Elephants In The Fog' Puts the Third Gender In Focus

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| Free Press Journal (India) Verified
Nepali writer-director Abinash Bikram Shah brought the world of the kinner (third gender) community to Cannes and spoke about blind men, elephants, and the courage it takes to truly see another human being. Elephants in the Fog secured the Un Certain Regard Jury Prize at the Cannes Film Festival 2026, becoming the first Nepali film to win an award at the festival.
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Cannes 2026: Filmmaker Rajesh Mapuskar On Marathi Cinema’s Global Reach And The Emotional Resonance Of His Film ‘April May 99’

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| Free Press Journal (India) Verified
There is something quietly powerful about a filmmaker who insists on telling the truth of his own world and then watches a French woman weep at the sight of it. That is exactly what happened to producer-director Rajesh Mapuskar, the Mumbai-based writer, director, and producer, when his latest production screened at the Cannes Film Market (Marché du Film) this year.
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Korean Director Na Hong-jin’s ‘Hope’ Stuns Cannes — Hollywood–Korea Collaboration Earns 7-Minute Standing Ovation Original

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| Free Press Journal (India) Verified
Seven minutes. That is how long the audience at the Grand Lumière Theatre stood and applauded after the world premiere of Hope, the long-awaited new film by Korean director Na Hong-jin. Ten years after The Wailing left festival audiences shaken and sleepless, Na has returned to Cannes, this time with a 160-minute science fiction epic about an alien invasion of a rural South Korean village, a cast that spans two continents, and a sequel already written and ready to be put in motion.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

was a rookie reporter writing city annecdotes

Have you ever used a typewriter?

yes

How is social media changing news?

making it within reach of everyone