Karishma Mehrotra
Reporter at The Washington Post
reporter, washington post. work in: scroll, indian express, wsj, cnn, bloomberg, radiolab. fulbright. pulitzer finalist, redink, sopa
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6 days ago |
postguam.com | Karishma Mehrotra |Katrina Northrop |Amanda Coletta
NEW DELHI - For months, Indian officials have raced to finalize a long-anticipated trade agreement with Washington - an effort thrown into high gear after President Donald Trump announced broad tariffs last month targeting goods from nearly 60 countries including India. The levies, announced on what Trump called “Liberation Day,” dominated India’s business pages and intensified pressure on New Delhi to close a deal.
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1 week ago |
washingtonpost.com | Karishma Mehrotra |Katrina Northrop |Amanda Coletta
Whiplash rulings on Trump’s tariffs could impact global trade talks (washingtonpost.com) Whiplash rulings on Trump’s tariffs could impact global trade talks By Karishma Mehrotra; Katrina Northrop; Amanda Coletta 2025053011010400 NEW DELHI — For months, Indian officials have raced to finalize a long-anticipated trade agreement with Washington — an effort thrown into high gear after President Donald Trump announced broad tariffs last month targeting goods from nearly 60 countries including...
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1 week ago |
flipboard.com | Karishma Mehrotra |Katrina Northrop |Amanda Coletta
2 hours agoUnfortunately for Trump, the ‘TACO’ label isn’t just true, it’s also gaining tractionThe “Trump Always Chickens Out” framing has caught on with extraordinary speed. That’s likely to annoy the president to no end. After a pair of court …7 hours agoWho Is Leonard Leo and Why Did Trump Call Him a ‘Sleazebag’?
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1 week ago |
postguam.com | Karishma Mehrotra
NEW DELHI - Even during the darkest moments of India and Pakistan’s volatile history - through wars, terrorist attacks and diplomatic breakdowns - artists and activists tried to keep the countries connected. Mumbai’s plays found audiences in Karachi. Lahore’s painters held shows in New Delhi. Activists walked across the disputed border, past soldiers marching in elaborate drills, hoping to bridge one of the world’s most intractable divides.
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1 week ago |
newsindiatimes.com | Ela Dutt |Karishma Mehrotra
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As India and Pakistan entered their third day of hostilities, the two remained on the brink of a head-on military confrontation — but how close was difficult to tell, the fog of war made even murkier by tit-for-tat accusations of strikes. https://t.co/DfgUapAju3
India and Pakistan accused each other Thursday of further hostile acts, including drone attacks, as the nuclear-armed neighbors edged closer to a head-on military confrontation. https://t.co/3KlKvp2Yst
India-Pakistan conflict at the top of the fold of @washingtonpost Read our coverage here: https://t.co/9EMTI40UjP https://t.co/1BHk5oPxq0 https://t.co/iBtaioJZsq