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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.

VCK Emerges as Kingmaker in Tamil Nadu’s Fluid Political Scenario, Thirumavalavan Holds Key to Power

VCK Emerges as Kingmaker in Tamil Nadu’s Fluid Political Scenario, Thirumavalavan Holds Key to Power

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May 9, 2026

Vijay’s third meeting with the Governor fails to secure a majority claim as focus shifts to Dalit party VCK, with coalition bargaining intensifying and Congress MLAs moved to Karnataka ahead of the May 10 deadline.

Amazon MX Player Prime Video Integration: India's Largest Streaming Platform Launch Date Revealed

Amazon MX Player Prime Video Integration: India’s Largest Streaming Platform Launch Date Revealed

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May 8, 2026

Prime Video to merge with Amazon MX Player, combining free and paid content into one destination. Service starts in coming months after 2024 asset acquisition.

IMD Weather Update Today In All India

Weather Today:IMD Issues Storm Alert for 13 States, Heavy Rain and High-Speed Winds

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May 7, 2026

The India Meteorological Department has forecasted a significant shift in weather patterns across the country. While North-West India braces for thunderstorms and rainfall between May 10 and 12, southern states like Kerala and Tamil Nadu are expected to witness persistent heavy downpours and lightning.

Himachal Civic Polls Enter Decisive Phase, 1,147 Candidates in Fray

Himachal Civic Polls Enter Decisive Phase, 1,147 Candidates in Fray

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May 6, 2026

With nomination withdrawals complete, the State Election Commission confirms 10 wards have already been won uncontested ahead of the May 17 voting.

Two Himachal Road Accidents Claim Six Lives, Leave Three Injured on Monday

Two Himachal Road Accidents Claim Six Lives, Leave Three Injured on Monday

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May 4, 2026

Six people died and three others were injured in two separate road accidents in Himachal Pradesh on Monday. The first incident occurred in the Barsar subdivision of Hamirpur district, while the second accident took place in the Sangrah subdivision of Sirmour district, where a car plunged into a 300-foot-deep gorge.

Himachal STF Seizes Over 1 Kg of Heroin in Una, Three Arrested

Himachal STF Seizes Over 1 Kg of Heroin in Una, Three Arrested

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May 3, 2026

In a significant crackdown on the drug trade, a Special Task Force team intercepted a vehicle on the Santoshgarh-Nangada road and recovered narcotics reportedly worth crores in the international market.

How to Boost Your Career with an Animation Course After 12th Grade

How to Boost Your Career with an Animation Course After 12th Grade

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April 23, 2026

A comprehensive guide to building a professional career in India’s rapidly expanding animation sector, covering essential training paths, diverse industry opportunities, and projected income growth.

Amidst a Flop Performance Against LSG, Vaibhav Suryavanshi's Major Statement Goes Viral

Amidst a Flop Performance Against LSG, Vaibhav Suryavanshi’s Major Statement Goes Viral

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April 23, 2026

Following the Rajasthan Royals' clash against Lucknow Super Giants, the 15-year-old batsman opened up about his unusual habit of watching cartoons before every game.

Sunny Deol's Film 'Gabru' Postponed Again; Suspense Surrounds New Release Date

Sunny Deol’s Film ‘Gabru’ Postponed Again; Suspense Surrounds New Release Date

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April 23, 2026

The highly anticipated film featuring Sunny Deol has been deferred again, moving away from its planned May 8 theatrical release. The decision follows shifting market dynamics triggered by the historic run of Dhurandhar 2

Major Action Against Private Schools: NHRC Issues Notices to All States

Major Action Against Private Schools: NHRC Issues Notices to All States

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April 23, 2026

The National Human Rights Commission has intervened following allegations that government schools are forcing parents to purchase private publications, citing concerns over academic discrimination and violations of the Right to Education Act.