Seema Sirohi writes mainly on international affairs and India’s place in the world. Currently a columnist for The Economic Times, she has covered India-U.S. relations for more than two decades for various media outlets and think tanks from Washington DC. She has also reported from Rome, Vienna, Jerusalem and Bratislava. Her opinion pieces have been published in The Los Angeles Times, The Baltimore Sun and the Christian Science Monitor. A frequent commentator on BBC, NDTV, CNN and Al-Jazeera, she is also the author of a non-fiction book Sita’s Curse: Stories of Dowry Victims.
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