Kriti Gandhi
Associate Producer, Video
Kriti joined the Post as an associate producer in 2024 after graduating from the University of Hong Kong with a bachelor’s degree in Journalism and Marketing. She has a passion for covering sustainability, politics, and human-interest stories.
Kriti joined the Post as an associate producer in 2024 after graduating from the University of Hong Kong with a bachelor’s degree in Journalism and Marketing. She has a passion for covering sustainability, politics, and human-interest stories.
Areas of Expertise:
Video production, South AsiaLanguages Spoken:
English, Hindi, Spanish
Construction of the cross-border bridge is expected to boost travel, tourism, trade, and economic cooperation between the two countries
E-commerce giant says plan ‘never approved’ following White House complaint
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Social media has been blamed for inciting violence, spreading hate, misinformation and disinformation in Asia
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Trump imposes new US tariffs of at least 10% on all imports
The death toll in the Myanmar earthquake has risen to over 2,700, with hundreds still missing
The fire broke out near a petrol station in central Selangor state, triggering evacuations in a Kuala Lumpur suburb
The Korean actor acknowledged a past relationship with the late Kim Sae-ron, but said it occurred when she was an adult
The wild card player knocks out her third grand slam champion of the tennis tournament in the US state of Florida
Iwao Hakamada, a former boxer, spent 47 years awaiting execution until he was freed in 2014
Hyuk and Seok, two North Koreans in the K-pop band, are the first from the reclusive North to be trained for stardom in South Korea’s K-pop industry.
Hyuk and Seok, two North Koreans in the K-pop band 1Verse, are the first from the reclusive North to be trained for stardom in South Korea's K-pop industry.
A virtual character in the romantic mobile game has won over millions of young women in China and beyond.
A virtual character in the romantic mobile game has won over millions of young women in China and beyond
The Japanese doomsday cult released a deadly nerve agent inside the Tokyo subway system, killing 14 people and sickening thousands.
The White House said multiple Houthi leaders died during the air strikes and has warned Iran to stop backing the rebel group
The Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) has demanded the release of Baloch political prisoners, activists and missing persons in exchange for the hostages
