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Nitin Kumar

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Haryāna, New Delhi
As seen in: Financial Express, MSN India, Rediff.com, Business Standard, BEAMSTART, TopologyPro One, The BS Upshot
Covers:  I write on political, social, and agricultural issues.
Doesn't Cover: Technology and education.
Write on #EV #HeavyIndustries #Mining & #Politics Business Standard @bsindia | IIMC Alumnus @iimc_india | Executive Member @IIMCAA

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I write on political, social, and agricultural issues. I report news concerning the Union government and states bordering the National capital. I have also interviewed several senior politicians of national relevance and written reports concerning national and regional political parties in the run-up to national and state elections, capturing the public mood and attracting high readership and engagements. My recent journalistic feats are reports related to farmer issues, the post-lockdown slump…

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Rural pulse: In Haryana villages, Covid-19 patients wait for doctors

Rural pulse: In Haryana villages, Covid-19 patients wait for doctors

A few days ago, Rohtas Kundu was taken to a private hospital in Baha­durgarh, 68 km from his home at Titoli v…

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At Delhi hospitals, shortage and a long wait for Covid-19 vaccine

At Delhi hospitals, shortage and a long wait for Covid-19 vaccine

When 35-year-old Pawan Pahadia registered for a dose of Covaxin at Fortis Hospital in South Delhi, he didn't …

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Exhausted, helpless, doctors struggle to keep sinking health system afloat

Exhausted, helpless, doctors struggle to keep sinking health system afloat

Tanuj Chauhan, a 25-year-old residential medical officer at Metro Hospital in Gurugram, has lost six patients…

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Second Covid-19 wave: Night curfew pushes Patiala biz to the brink

Second Covid-19 wave: Night curfew pushes Patiala biz to the brink

Patiala, a usually bustling city, wears a deserted look on a recent weekend evening. With 30 minutes to go be…

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BJP on the backfoot in western Uttar Pradesh amid farmers' protests

BJP on the backfoot in western Uttar Pradesh amid farmers' protests

The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is on the backfoot in western Uttar Pradesh: The Jats, among the dominant co…

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Govt willing to talk to farmers, says Muzaffarnagar BJP MP Sanjeev Balyan

Govt willing to talk to farmers, says Muzaffarnagar BJP MP Sanjeev Balyan

Read more about Govt willing to talk to farmers, says Muzaffarnagar BJP MP Sanjeev Balyan on Business Standar…

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Maruti’s three million annual sales milestone likely to come faster than expected

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By Nitin Kumar Verified
| Financial Express Verified
Maruti Suzuki’s journey towards adding next million to its annual sales is expected to be faster than previously anticipated, Managing Director and CEO Hisashi Takeuchi said, as the country’s largest carmaker prepares for a fresh phase of expansion led by SUVs and alternative powertrains. “The journey towards the next million sales milestone appears significantly faster than previously anticipated,” Takeuchi said in his message to shareholders in the company’s annual report for FY26.
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Hero MotoCorp eyes 45,000-unit monthly EV capacity by FY27-end

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By Nitin Kumar Verified
| Financial Express Verified
Amid rising demand for electric two-wheelers in the country, Hero MotoCorp on Friday said it plans to raise its electric vehicle production capacity to around 45,000 units per month by the end of the current financial year (FY27), tripling from 15,000 units capacity it had in FY26. The company’s production capacity has already reached nearly 30,000 units in the first week of August.
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Airlines trim Navi Mumbai flights as demand falls short

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By Nitin Kumar Verified
| Financial Express Verified
Less than a year after Navi Mumbai International Airport (NMIA) began commercial operations, airlines are scaling back flights as weaker-than-expected passenger demand and higher operating costs seem to be forcing carriers to recalibrate their network strategies. The development highlights the challenges of operating a two-airport system in the busiest aviation market.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Editing

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes

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