Vinod Kumar
Vinod Kumar is a seasoned journalist and the Associate Editor at Prajasatta. With over five years of experience in the media industry, he has built a robust career working across various prestigious news organizations, sharpening his expertise in reporting, digital storytelling, and editorial management. Throughout his professional journey, Vinod has covered a wide range of beats, bringing a balanced and analytical perspective to every story. At Prajasatta, he plays a pivotal role in shaping the editorial direction of the platform, ensuring high standards of journalistic integrity and delivering impactful news to a diverse audience. His deep understanding of the evolving media landscape and his commitment to grassroots reporting make him a vital voice in modern digital journalism.
HP Primary Teachers Stage Mega Rally in Shimla Against New Complex System, Launch Chain Hunger Strike
Thousands of primary teachers gathered at Shimla’s Chaura Maidan to protest the Himachal Pradesh government’s New Complex System. Despite Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu’s assurances to review the policy and withdraw disciplinary actions, teachers declared an indefinite relay hunger strike.
Woman crushed under HRTC bus at Dehra bus stand, critically injured
A woman sustained severe injuries after coming under the front tyre of an HRTC bus at Dehra bus stand in Kangra district. She was rushed to a local hospital and later referred to Tanda Medical College.
India A vs Australia A Women’s Series Moved Out of Dharamshala Due to Rain Threat
The upcoming three-match ODI series between India Women’s A and Australia Women’s A has been shifted from Dharamshala to Mohali due to anticipated rains in late September. However, the lone four-day match will remain at the HPCA Stadium as scheduled.
Himachal Bans Sale of Uniforms and Books in Private Schools, Warns of Cancelling Affiliation
The Himachal Pradesh Directorate of School Education has banned private schools from selling uniforms, shoes, and accessories on campus or forcing parents to buy from specific vendors. Violators face strict penalty, including cancellation of school recognition.
HP Police Attendance Portal Compliance Below 100%: DGP Warns Action, Sets July 25 Deadline
Himachal Pradesh Police Headquarters has flagged poor compliance on the 'Him Upasthiti' portal, with many personnel missing regular online attendance. DGP Ashok Tiwari has ordered departmental action and directed all district and unit heads to submit compliance reports by July 25.
Undelivered Mail Pile Found in Postman’s Room, Postal Department Suspends Employee in Hamirpur
Over 800 mail items, including call letters, Aadhaar cards, PAN cards, and ATM cards, were recovered from the rented room of a branch postman in Hamirpur district. The postal department suspended the employee following complaints of non-delivery and initiated an inquiry while launching a drive to deliver the pending mail.
Oppo K15 to launch on July 24 with 8,000mAh battery, active cooling fan
Oppo has confirmed the upcoming launch of the Oppo K15 in China next week, following the April release of the K15 Pro and K15 Pro+. The device has been listed on the company’s online store, revealing key specifications including a MediaTek Dimensity 7360 Super chipset and an active cooling fan.
Rampur bus accident: Inspection committee rules out mechanical failure, blames cave-in on road edge
An initial probe into the HRTC bus accident in Shimla's Rampur has revealed that a caved-in road edge and narrow width caused the crash, ruling out any technical defects in the vehicle. The bus rolled 150 meters down into agricultural land, leaving several injured.
Sonam Wangchuk’s Hunger Strike Enters Day 19; Protesters Plan Parliament March on July 20
Climate activist Sonam Wangchuk’s indefinite hunger strike against NEET irregularities entered its 19th day at Jantar Mantar. Despite a severe drop in weight and growing medical concerns, Wangchuk urged supporters to join a peaceful 'Chalo Sansad' march on July 20 rather than asking him to break his fast.
Hormuz crisis pushes Brent crude past $85 amid US-Iran tensions
Fresh geopolitical tensions between the US and Iran have pushed global crude prices sharply higher, with Brent crossing the $85 mark. Supply anxiety triggered by the escalating situation in the strategic Strait of Hormuz has reversed a recent downward trend, even as weak global demand caps further gains.
