Sanvi Choudhary
Sanvi Choudhary is a Trainee Journalist at Media India Group. She writes news stories and feature articles for India Outbound and India & You magazine and covers topics ranging from politics and business to tourism and culture.
Forces face moral dilemma over Artificial Intelligence in defence
August 12, 2026
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has changed the ways of the human society in thousands of highly visible ways, from shopping and travel to work and health. But away from such applications used openly by hundreds of millions people, AI is increasingly being used in covert operations ...
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Kongthong: Meghalaya’s whistling village preserves living heritage through tourism
August 12, 2026
Nestled amid the rolling Khasi Hills of Meghalaya, Kongthong, popularly known as the ‘Whistling Village,’ has emerged as one of India’s most distinctive cultural tourism destinations. Here, every resident is identified not by a spoken name but by a unique melody, a cent...
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From Ken-Betwa to Polavaram: India’s unfinished rehabilitation story
August 8, 2026
As the Ken-Betwa River Link Project advances in Madhya Pradesh, thousands of villagers facing displacement have transformed their resistance into the ongoing Chita Andolan, lying on mock funeral pyres to symbolise that losing their homes, farmland and forests is equivalent to los...
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Nag Panchami: One festival, many traditions
August 8, 2026
Nag Panchami, observed on the fifth day of the Hindu month of Shravan, coinciding with July-August as per the Gregorian calendar, has been celebrated for centuries as a festival honouring snakes, especially King Cobra, which hold an important place in Hindu mythology and folklore...
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Chinese Embassy in New Delhi marks 99th anniversary of PLA
July 22, 2026
The Chinese Embassy in New Delhi hosted a reception on Tuesday to commemorate the 99th founding anniversary of the People’s Liberation Army (PLA), where Chinese Ambassador to India Xu Feihong reaffirmed China’s commitment to peaceful development and called for continu...
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My First Protest: CJP Through the Eyes of a 20-Year-Old Journalist
July 21, 2026
Until yesterday, protests were stories I had written from press releases, television footage or speeches delivered from a podium. I had never covered one on the ground, from right in the midst of action. I had never experienced what it feels like when thousands of people occupy a...
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Bonalu: Telangana’s living celebration of devotion, folk traditions and community identity
July 17, 2026
Every year during July, the streets of Telangana come alive with Bonalu, one of the state’s most iconic folk festivals dedicated to Goddess Mahankali. Marking a collective expression of gratitude and devotion, the festival brings together women, families, neighbourhoods and loc...
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Beyond Litti Chokha: Exploring rich flavours of Bihar
July 14, 2026
As with almost every part of India, Bihar, an eastern state spread across the fertile Gangetic belt, carries a culinary tradition as old as its civilisation. Though litti chokha is Bihar’s best-known dish, the state’s culinary heritage stretches well beyond it, featuring a di...
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Domestic travellers account for 95 pc of tourist arrivals in Jammu and Kashmir
July 14, 2026
Jammu and Kashmir continues to witness strong tourism growth, with domestic travellers accounting for nearly 95 pc of all tourist arrivals. The Union Territory is also preparing a long-term strategy to promote sustainable tourism by balancing infrastructure development with envir...
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Picture Perfect: Pre-wedding Photography Picks Pace
July 1, 2026
As weddings in India, already the most flamboyant in the world, become more about style than substance, favouring moments over memories. Pre-wedding photography has become an almost mandatory prologue to series of ceremonies, which already extend over several days. As a result, p...
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Mandu: Discovering the forgotten city of romance and ruins in Madhya Pradesh
June 29, 2026
Nestled atop the Vindhya ranges in Madhya Pradesh at an altitude of about 600 metres, Mandu is a historic fortified city known for its magnificent Afghan-era architecture, scenic plateau setting and the legendary love story of Baz Bahadur and Rani Roopmati. Once the capital of th...
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Right to Information Act: Transparency Enforcer Faces Existential Threat
June 15, 2026
#OnThisDay: On June 15, 2005, the Parliament of India passed the Right to Information (RTI) Act, establishing a legal framework that gave citizens the right to access information held by public authorities. #MIG
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