Pooja Salvi
Pooja Salvi has written for several English dailies before making the move to online journalism. She has written about books, arts, culture, music, literature, current affairs, gender, sexuality, and on a rare day that she gets lucky, cats. At MEA WW, she is Principal Correspondent covering special features. When not writing, she is reading or daydreaming.
Latest From Pooja Salvi
Washington Post writer says Indian food has ONLY one spice in SHOCKING 'racist' claim
Padma Lakshmi slammed the writer who said Indian food is based on one spice and wrote 'what in the White nonsense is this?'
Atlanta rapper R5 Homixide's sudden death leaves fans concerned about 'mental health'
Though the cause of death is still not confirmed, Homixide's fans have already taken to social media to share their thoughts
Reality TV star Emmy Russ kicked out of Dubai mall for being 'too sexy' in crop top
Emmy Russ has more than 186,000 followers on Instagram and was reportedly wearing a cropped glitter top and a mini skirt
Brody Jenner attacked by unidentified man at Vegas club during 38th birthday party
As per reports, nobody was arrested for the incident at the bar. However, his representatives reportedly declined to comment on the incident
Russian model-actor Alexandra Djavi found dead at rented home in suspected suicide
'Can’t get enough of life Ain’t scared to be better and still ain’t giving up when anxiety hits hard,' read one of Alexandra Djavi's final posts
Elite team who killed Osama bin Laden reportedly in Kabul to rescue trapped Americans
It is likely that the 160th SOAR and the special operators they carry will be the last Americans to leave Hamid Karzai International Airport
San Diego registered nurse QUITS over California's vaccine mandate
'I was no problem working in the healthcare system over the last 18 months without a vaccine. But now, all of the sudden, I’m a threat to public health?,' asked a nurse who identified herself as Heather
Gogglebox star Mary Cook dies at 92, mourning fans say 'RIP dear one'
Fans from across the world shared their thoughts and prayers
Mobility scooter Karen's rant against family for looking 'too Pakistani' goes viral
The woman was rolling about in a mobility scooter while shouting racist remarks and abusing people of color in front of their children
Who owns Jackson Hole Mountain Resort? Patagonia shuns ski retreat after far-right fundraiser
The resort’s owners co-hosted a fundraiser for the far-right House Freedom Caucus on August 5 with Marjorie Taylor Greene, Jim Jordan, Mark Meadows as guests
'Angry' California mom goes viral after telling school board 'we won't comply' over Covid norms
The California parent, who goes by rooted.wings on Instagram and Twitter, wore a T-shirt reading 'if you’re not angry, you’re not paying attention'
Osama Bin Laden WANTED Biden as president in 2010 letter, hoped he would ‘lead US into crisis'
'Biden is totally unprepared for that post, which will lead the US into a crisis,' Bin Laden wrote, hoping Biden would become the president if the al Qaeda took out Barack Obama
Briana Thomas: Actress sues 'Young and Restless' producer Anthony Morina for sexual harassment
Thomas alleged that Morina leaned into her, putting his hands on her lower back while whispering that he could give her 'a private acting lesson sometime'
CBS News slammed for article on how climate change 'helped' the Taliban: 'Journalism is dead'
The article by Cara Korte, CBS News' climate and energy reporter, mentions that the Taliban has 'taken advantage' of Afghans who have suffered from floods and droughts
Will Hurricane Grace affect the US? Tropical storm strengthens with winds up to 80 mph
As per the latest update from the NHC as of 11 pm on August 18, Hurricane Grace is rapidly approaching the Yucatan Peninsula
Who is Aryana Sayeed? Afghanistan's biggest female pop star escapes on US cargo jet
With a massive following of 1.3 million people on Instagram, Aryana Sayeed is a singer and one of the judges on the Afghan version of 'The Voice'
Reza and Kabeer: Afghans who fell to death from US plane were teen brothers who sold watermelons
Reza and Kabeer had heard a rumor that 20,000 people would be relocated to Canada or the US
Who is Haroon Zarify? Colorado man stuck in Kabul with family begs Joe Biden for help
'If Joe Biden can see my video, I’m telling him please help these people… give us an address where we can go,' Zarify said in his video
Saving the Englewoods: US Special Forces hear father's plea to get wife and daughters out of Kabul
The Englewood family were reportedly hiding out in the city after being stuck when the Taliban took over Afghanistan on Sunday while they were in the country visiting relatives
Tokyo Paralympics: Roderick Townsend-Roberts almost left the track in 2018 after feeling burnt out
There was a time when Roderick Townsend-Roberts had almost retired from the field but then he left his job and took a bet on himself