Rohit Kumar
Rohit Kumar is a journalist with over six years of experience across different institutions. For the last two years, he has been working with Prajasatta. He focuses on news reporting, institutional developments, and ground-level stories. His work is fact-based, clear, and impact-driven.
Lathi-Charge on Protesting Students Marks Beginning of Modi Govt’s Fall: Vikramaditya Singh
Himachal Pradesh Public Works Minister Vikramaditya Singh has launched a sharp attack on the Union government following a lathi-charge on protesting students in Delhi. Singh alleged that the Modi administration suppresses youth voices, ignores widespread corruption in the education system, and relies on authoritarian tactics to maintain its hold on
Sonam Wangchuk Sets 3 Conditions to End Hunger Strike Ahead of Parliament Session
Climate activist Sonam Wangchuk, currently admitted to Safdarjung Hospital, has set three conditions to end his hunger strike. Wangchuk stated he would call off his fast if the government accepts responsibility for recent education system failures like paper leaks, or if MPs assure him the issue will be raised in
Monsoon Update: Heavy Rain Alert Issued for Himachal, Tourists Warned to Stay Away From Rivers
The Meteorological Department has issued a heavy rain alert for Himachal Pradesh from July 18 to 23, with intense downpours expected between July 20 and 22. Authorities have also warned tourists and residents to stay away from the Parbati river banks following water release from the Pulga Dam.
Himachal High Court Pulls Up Centre Over Crumbling 138-Year-Old Viceregal Lodge
The Himachal Pradesh High Court has expressed serious concern over the deteriorating condition of the historic Viceregal Lodge in Shimla, which houses the Indian Institute of Advanced Study. Terming it a failure of the Union Ministry of Education, the court has demanded a detailed response from the Central government.
HP to Woo Investors with Rs 3 Per Unit Power at Una Bulk Drug Park
The Himachal Pradesh government plans to offer electricity at a highly subsidized rate of Rs 3 per unit to attract investments to its upcoming Bulk Drug Park in Una. The initiative aims to reduce production costs and provide a highly competitive environment for pharmaceutical manufacturers.
India-UK Trade Deal Set to Boost Duty-Free Steel Exports to $1 Billion
India's annual duty-free steel exports to the UK are projected to reach $1 billion under the newly active trade agreement. The boost comes after successful negotiations secured India a larger quota under the UK's new steel safeguard measures, which otherwise levy a 50 percent tariff on excess imports.
Did E20 Petrol Drop Mercedes Mileage? Company Responds to YouTuber Sourav Joshi’s Claim
Popular YouTuber Sourav Joshi claimed that E20 ethanol-blended petrol caused a drastic drop in his luxury Mercedes-Benz SUV's mileage within just 48 hours, sparking concerns over engine health. Mercedes-Benz India has issued an official advisory clarifying that all its BS6 petrol vehicles are fully compatible with E20 fuel.
Private Companies May Soon Manufacture Missiles; Govt Move to Begin with Astra Mark 2
The Union government is planning a major defense sector reform by allowing private companies to manufacture missiles, starting with DRDO’s Astra Mark 2. The move aims to boost production capacity to meet the growing demands of the Indian Armed Forces and expand defense exports.
Forget Starvation: Why Protein is the Ultimate Game Changer for Weight Loss
Skipping meals to lose weight often backfires, but prioritising protein can effectively boost metabolism and accelerate fat loss. According to experts and studies, a high-protein diet preserves muscle mass, controls hunger hormones like ghrelin, and burns more calories during digestion compared to carbohydrates and fats.
British Tourists Drive Auto-Rickshaw into Shimla’s No-Vehicle Zone; Fined ₹1,500
Three British tourists sparked a commotion on Shimla's iconic Mall Road and Ridge after accidentally driving a Kerala-registered auto-rickshaw into the strictly prohibited no-vehicle zone. Unaware of the heritage area rules, the tourists were intercepted by the police, who fined them ₹1,500 and initiated an inquiry into the security oversight.
