Apoorva Mittal

Features writer @ The Economic Times | Author, Refugee Changemakers

mumbai, maharashtra, india

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I am writing features on a diverse range of topics and reporting on business of luxury fashion for the Economic Times. I have reported on politics, immigration, the refugee crisis, culture, and technology in South Africa, the Netherlands, and the U.S.

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For the Gen Z, disconnecting is not about going offline but more about rebuilding attention - The Economic Tim

Listen to this article in summarized format Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads For the Gen Z, digital disconnection is a selective retreat: stepping away from specific corners of the internet or from habits they have begun to question. Raised on short-form... See more

economictimes.com•Apoorva Mittal•Jan 11, 2026

As podcasts boom in India, paid interviews raise transparency concerns

As podcasts boom in India, paid interviews raise transparency concerns Synopsis India's booming podcast industry faces a transparency crisis as paid interviews are increasingly disguised as organic content. For fees up to ₹30 lakh, individuals gain visibi... See more

economictimes.com•Apoorva Mittal•Jan 4, 2026

Food Fighters: The voices urging India to look closer at what's on its plate - The Economic Times

Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads Dr Sivaranjani Santosh had just walked in, fresh off an early morning flight from Hyderabad on November 11. The two clasped hands, their faces lit with the camaraderie of co-conspirators whose parallel campaigns have resh... See more

economictimes.com•Apoorva Mittal•Dec 14, 2025

AI is designed to make sense, not be truthful: researcher Vasant Dhar - The Economic Times

AI), says Vasant Dhar, professor of business and data science at New York University’s Stern School of Business, and AI researcher. Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads He points out that those who founded the field of AI split early into those who wanted ma... See more

economictimes.com•Apoorva Mittal•Nov 23, 2025

AI is designed to make sense, not be truthful: researcher Vasant Dhar - The Economic Times

Every technology is built with a clear purpose—except artificial intelligence (AI), says Vasant Dhar, professor of business and data science at New York University’s Stern School of Business, and AI researcher.He points out that those who founded the fiel... See more

indiatimes.com•Apoorva Mittal•Nov 23, 2025

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Master Of Science, Journalism at Northwestern UniversityGraduated: 2019

Entrepreneurial Studies, Entrepreneurship at Stanford University Graduate School Of BusinessGraduated: 2016

Bachelor Of Business Administration, Finance at S P Jain School Of Global ManagementGraduated: 2014

Commerce at Modern SchoolGraduated: 2010

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For the Gen Z, disconnecting is not about going offline but more about rebuilding attention - The Economic Tim

As podcasts boom in India, paid interviews raise transparency concerns

Food Fighters: The voices urging India to look closer at what's on its plate - The Economic Times

AI is designed to make sense, not be truthful: researcher Vasant Dhar - The Economic Times

AI is designed to make sense, not be truthful: researcher Vasant Dhar - The Economic Times

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For the Gen Z, disconnecting is not about going offline but more about rebuilding attention - The Economic Tim

As podcasts boom in India, paid interviews raise transparency concerns

Food Fighters: The voices urging India to look closer at what's on its plate - The Economic Times

AI is designed to make sense, not be truthful: researcher Vasant Dhar - The Economic Times

AI is designed to make sense, not be truthful: researcher Vasant Dhar - The Economic Times