NRI Deepa Shivaram

NRI Deepa Shivaram is a White House Correspondent at NPR. She joined NPR as a digital reporter in 2021, covering domestic and international breaking news. She reports on the Biden administration, federal agencies, and emerging political trends. She joined NPR in 2021 as a digital reporter, covering both domestic and international breaking news.

Before joining NPR, Shivaram worked as a political reporter and campaign embed at NBC News, where she covered the 2020 presidential election. She followed candidates such as Kamala Harris and Elizabeth Warren throughout the Democratic primaries and later reported on Harris’s selection as Joe Biden’s running mate. Her extensive experience in campaign reporting provided her with valuable insights into American political dynamics.

Earlier in her career, Shivaram was an associate producer for NBC’s "Meet the Press," contributing to one of the most influential political news programs in the U.S. Her work at NBC helped shape her expertise in political journalism, offering her opportunities to engage with major political figures and cover key national events.

Shivaram has built a strong reputation for her in-depth reporting, analytical skills, and ability to break down complex political issues for a broad audience. She remains active on social media, including X (formerly Twitter) and Instagram, where she shares political insights and updates on major national and international stories.

With a passion for journalism and a commitment to factual reporting, Deepa Shivaram continues to be a significant voice in political journalism, providing audiences with accurate and engaging coverage of the U.S. government and its policies.