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I am Shravan Kumar Shukla, known as ePatrakaar, a multimedia journalist deeply passionate about digital media. I’ve been actively engaged in journalism, working across diverse platforms including agencies, news channels, and print publications. My understanding of social media strengthens my ability to thrive in the digital space. Above all, ground reporting is closest to my heart and remains my preferred way of working. explore ground reporting digital journalism trends more personal tone.

From floods to landslides: How the Indian Army became the backbone of India’s Disaster Response

When a bridge collapses in Wayanad, floods hit Assam, or violence erupts in remote districts, the Indian Army is the first to be called by the state. The reason is its unique combination of mobility, engineering prowess, medical depth, logistics, and a disciplined command structure. This capability has been honed through the rigors of war.

Lahore and Sialkot could have been India’s, but Congress gave it away: Tashkent Agreement Explained — How a battlefield triumph became a strategic disaster

Strong leaders like Shastri fell victim to this policy. Had the Congress taken a firmer stance, history would have been different.

As the Magh Mela 2026 begins in Prayagraj, Yogi govt in UP prepares for 15 crore devotees: Read about the religious significance and Kalpavas...

Taking the holy dip at the Triveni Sangam during the month of Magh bestows the same merit as performing thousands of Ashwamedha Yagyas, as per Hindu Puranas.

India’s golden economic year: Read how 2025 delivered high growth, low inflation, falling unemployment and bold reforms under PM Modi

India's GDP has now reached US$4.18 trillion, making it the world's fourth-largest economy, surpassing Japan. 

Do ethanol factories really cause deadly pollution? Grain-based plants are protected by ZLD technology, but regulations must be followed: Read why there’s an uproar...

Modern grain-based (rice/maize) plants are less polluting than sugarcane-based ones. They have mandatory ZLD (Zero Liquid Discharge) technology, which ensures no wastewater discharge and 95-99% of the water is recycled. By 2024-25, more than 60% of India's ethanol will come from grain because they use less water (2570 liters/liter of ethanol) and are better for the environment.

Congress approved Hanumangarh plant during its rule in Rajasthan, turned against it after losing election: Read how it has been anti-industry in the state

Ashok Gehlot's Congress government granted full approval to the Hanumangarh ethanol plant project in 2023. At the time, Congress touted it as a job-generator and symbol of development. However, after losing the election, their stance changed.

Ethanol Factory row in Rajasthan’s Hanumangarh: Farmers’ mahapanchayat triggers new political and environmental tensions

Tibbi, a part of the Hanumangarh area, has been renowned for its fertile land and an agriculture-based economy.

‘Till Brahmins don’t give up their daughters, reservations will continue’: Read about hateful and casteist IAS officer Santosh Verma, previously jailed for fraud

Several reports claim that he has had multiple affairs, even while being married, and complaints related to inappropriate relationships filed against him.

Sensing defeat in Bihar, Rahul Gandhi goes missing? Congress’s ‘part-time leader’ vanishes before polls as RJD sidelines his Yatra finale

Rahul Gandhi’s vanishing act ahead of the Bihar polls fuels talk of a silent surrender and revives his image as a “part-time politician.”

‘Bihar was ruled by impotent governments’ says Badri Narayan Pandey, who formed the Gram Raksha Dal to fight against dacoits and made West Champaran...

This armed conflict lasted from 1990 to 2002. During this period, the village defence forces seized weapons such as machine guns and Sten guns and handed them over to the government. At one point, they possessed 16,000 weapons, including 9,500 licensed ones.

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