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Here's a great opportunity to speak and engage with profound New York Times' reporters and editors discussing how they report, write, and produce stories while covering the South Asian subcontinent. 

SAJA will be hosting this special panel discussion inside The New York Times Building!  

When: Thursday September 25th from 6pm-7:30pm.

Journalists on the panel include:

Lydia Polgreen - currently the deputy International Editor for the Times. From 2009 to 2011, she was a South Asia correspondent for The New York Times, based in New Delhi covering India, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Bhutan and the Maldives.

Poh Si Teng - recent SAJA Reporting Fellowship winner and currently a video journalist for The New York Times - shooting & producing news features and documentaries. She covered India extensively for four years. Her stories there ranged from the country’s illegal small arms trade, deadly bomb blasts and female foeticide.

Somini Sengupta - currently covers the United Nations for the Times. She was previously The Times’ bureau chief in Dakar and New Delhi and most recently wrote about technology and the law.

SAJA Members: FREE

Non-Members: $10

Limited spots available for this exclusive access inside The New York Times Building. Please sign up before slots fill up!

Any Questions? Please reach out to CNN HLN Producer/Writer & SAJA's Sovy Azhath - sovy.azhath@turner.com