 "Veenu Sandhu")
Veenu Sandhu
Veenu Sandhu
Veenu Sandhu is senior associate editor at Business Standard. Based in New Delhi, she has been a journalist since 1996, and has worked in some of India's leading newsrooms across print, digital and television media, including NDTV 24x7, Hindustan Times and The Indian Express. At Business Standard, she writes, commissions, edits and gives direction to special, in-depth articles for the newspaper and the digital platform across beats and sectors. She also hosts video shows for Business Standard. Before this, she edited BS Weekend. She is a 2017-18 batch Chevening South Asia Journalism fellow.
Veenu Sandhu is senior associate editor at Business Standard. Based in New Delhi, she has been a journalist since 1996, and has worked in some of India's leading newsrooms across print, digital and television media, including NDTV 24x7, Hindustan Times and The Indian Express. At Business Standard, she writes, commissions, edits and gives direction to special, in-depth articles for the newspaper and the digital platform across beats and sectors. She also hosts video shows for Business Standard. Before this, she edited BS Weekend. She is a 2017-18 batch Chevening South Asia Journalism fellow.
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Tone up with compression clothes
Fitness expert Leena Mogre and Anil Ambani make a case for tight workout clothes
 "Tone up with compression clothes")
Magic workouts? Not quite
In a world where people do not have the time to go to the gym, home exercise equipment is becoming popular
 "Magic workouts? Not quite")
Is cancer just bad luck?
A recent study, which says two-thirds of cancers are a result of random mutations, also makes a case for the prevention, early detection and treatment of the disease
 "Is cancer just bad luck?")
Devyani Khobragade: The woman who has chosen to speak out
Dogged by controversies, Khobragade says she feels the need to explain herself even more
 "Devyani Khobragade: The woman who has chosen to speak out")
2014: The year of fear and faith
A deviant cabbie, a slum dweller, two Dalit girls and a bureaucrat - ordinary people triggered extraordinary events in 2014
 "2014: The year of fear and faith")
Market forces are what drive film awards: Mahesh Bhatt
Interview with Director-producer
 "Market forces are what drive film awards: Mahesh Bhatt")
Christians in India bearing the cross of insecurity
Rising incidents of violence and harassment have the Christian community anxious about its rights
Goodbye Deven Verma and thank you for all the laughs
Deven Verma was more than a comedian. Without him, many classics would not be what they are
 "Goodbye Deven Verma and thank you for all the laughs")
How German Ambassador Michael Steiner is redefining diplomacy
Ambassador Michael Steiner's handling of the German-Sanskrit controversy reflects his unconventional approach to diplomacy
 "How German Ambassador Michael Steiner is redefining diplomacy")
The Peony Pavilion: With (ancient) love from China
The Peony Pavilion, one of China's best-loved classical operas from the Ming Dynasty, is coming to India for the first time
 "The Peony Pavilion: With (ancient) love from China")
Is it safe to have that capsule?
The deaths at the sterilisation camps in Chhattisgarh have turned the spotlight on the quality of medicine produced in India. The authors examine what ails the Indian pharmaceutical industry
 "Is it safe to have that capsule?")
Heavenward bound: ISKCON's new temple at Vrindavan
In Vrindavan, work is on to build the world's tallest religious structure, a temple for Krishna by ISKCON-Bangalore
 "Heavenward bound: ISKCON's new temple at Vrindavan")
World War I: 100 years on
'The Great War Centenary' - a four-year-long remembrance project that will end in 2018 - takes you back in history through museums, cemeteries, exhibitions and battle sites
 "World War I: 100 years on")
Keeping Ebola out
India has so far succeeded in staving off the deadly virus that has claimed over 4,500 lives abroad. The authors look at how the country is protecting itself
 "Keeping Ebola out")
The life Kailash Satyarthi gave to a rescued child
At seven, Laxman Singh was one of the first children to be rescued by Kailash Satyarthi from bonded labour. Through his story, author traces the Nobel Peace Prize awardee's campaign
 "The life Kailash Satyarthi gave to a rescued child")
Cancer: the big picture
PET MRI, a new cancer screening test can detect the disease in the body with greater accuracy. It can also chart out the possible course of malignancy in the future
 "Cancer: the big picture")
When brains get washed
A filmmaker follows his extremist brother to understand why young British nationals are becoming jihadists