Shweta Sharma

Shweta Sharma is a journalist based out of Delhi, covering foreign affairs, international relations and human rights issues for The Independent. With over six years of experience working with national and international media organisations such as Sputnik International, Cover Asia Press, and India Today, Shweta has established herself as an experienced professional in the field. She produces features and analytical pieces on politics, policies, health, and geopolitics in Asia. Additionally, Shweta has demonstrated her versatility by writing news stories, led live blogs, and covering breaking news events both in India and worldwide.

Biography:  https://www.independent.co.uk/author/shweta-sharma

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