Author of Strangers across the Border: Indian encounters in boomtown China @HarperCollinsIN (July 2014); Former foreign correspondent; Mumbai-based writer
#MintLongStory | Both governments have kept a door open to ease tensions. Industry insiders expect Sino-Indian ties to gradually readjust and recover, and bad business sentiments to subside, writes @reshmapatil11
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#MintLongStory | Indian startups themselves covet Chinese funding, because it comes with real-time expertise on how to tweak their business models on a daily basis, writes @reshmapatil11
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Crouching tiger upsets hidden dragon -- the best report I've read on India's policy barriers against China.
By @reshmapatil11#mintlongstory https://t.co/6DZwQp1Rg6
When your meaningful efforts at gender balance on prime time debates gets reported. @reshmapatil11 did this paper as part of her fellowship at Oxford and here it got reported in other journals too. https://t.co/Gb0dz2bzow
One of our fellows @reshmapatil11 carried out research whether the @BBCAcademy 's Expert Women could help get more women on panels in India.
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Is there a shortage of expert women commentators in India, as journalists suggest? Initiatives in the UK show that the media can easily identify hundreds of women commentators across fields to narrow the gender gap in news shows. Read on: https://t.co/G1tA2tN2sc
Celebrating the achievements of women in journalism - especially - today. Recent research highlights @risj_oxford include @reshmapatil11 on the lack of female experts in India's media, and potential solutions to this global issue. #InternationalWomensDay https://t.co/1KDCbwF2ts
Man-els in India. Excellent paper by @risj_oxford journalism fellow @reshmapatil11 on the absence of women in Indian talk shows. Builds on work by @suzannehfranks on women in media.
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'Breaking News, Missing Views'. New paper from our Journalist Fellow @reshmapatil11 exploring under-representation of women in the #news . "Countries can learn from the U.K. where a set of initiatives have boosted the presence of women in news programmes" https://t.co/ZuDlkWAwT9
The Ashmolean's curator for the India collection Mallica Kumbera Landrus talks to me abt the economics of exhibits on Indian art and more, on my blog #Oxford https://t.co/qzG1HKqhoh
China's rise is seen as threatening by 96% in ROK, 92% in VN, 89% in Japan, 86% in Aus, 77% in PHL, 74% in Indonesia, and 65% in India. Yet Chinese interlocutors confidently tell me that the region has turned pro-China since 2016. That's a potentially dangerous perception gap. https://t.co/4snvTveFTf