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Aman Singh

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I am a journalist based in India, with over three years of freelance experience working with national and international media outlets. I specialize in news reporting, feature writing, multimedia production, social media, and fact-checking. My beats include climate, sustainability, green energy, tech, policy, and health. I excel in crafting compelling narratives for mass and niche readers.

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An Uncertain Victory: Rajasthani Farmers Battle To Save Sacred Groves Clashes With India's Climat...

An Uncertain Victory: Rajasthani Farmers Battle To Save Sacred Groves Clashes With India's Climat...

In Rajasthan, farmers are pushing back against solar energy projects, a cornerstone of India's climate-change…

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Government's Promised Lifeline E-Shram Is A Maze For Gig Workers | BOOM

Government's Promised Lifeline E-Shram Is A Maze For Gig Workers | BOOM

The Centre launched e-shram as a one-stop portal for informal sector welfare schemes in 2021. Yet, lack of aw…

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India's Gig Workers Remain Undocumented, Unprotected

India's Gig Workers Remain Undocumented, Unprotected

There are only estimates of India's gig workforce, and this lack of data is one of the reasons why gig worker…

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India's gig workers remain undocumented, unprotected

India's gig workers remain undocumented, unprotected

The lack of data is one of the reasons why gig workers are largely bereft of social security, say experts.

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India's Gig Workers Remain Undocumented, Unprotected

India's Gig Workers Remain Undocumented, Unprotected

There are only estimates of India's gig workforce, and this lack of data is one of the reasons why gig worker…

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Online Shopping Scams Thrive On Social Media Platforms

Online Shopping Scams Thrive On Social Media Platforms

The rising trend of online shopping fraud through Facebook and Instagram ads highlights the lack of accountab…

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Indian selectors show what 'depth' really means

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By Shishir Priyadarshi, Aman Singh
| MSN India Verified
Just ten days ago, we wrote an article that felt mildly heretical. We suggested that if the T20 World Cup had been selected after IPL 2026, rather than before it, several of India's victorious heroes might not have made the cut. We pointed to a brutal new reality: India no longer has one T20 team. It genuinely has two. Frankly, we braced for outrage. Instead, the BCCI selectors have done something far more definitive than any op-ed could.
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Indian selectors show what ‘depth’ really means

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By Aman Singh, Shishir Priyadarshi
| Hindustan Times Verified
Just ten days ago, we wrote an article that felt mildly heretical. We suggested that if the T20 World Cup had been selected after IPL 2026, rather than before it, several of India's victorious heroes might not have made the cut. We pointed to a brutal new reality: India no longer has one T20 team. It genuinely has two. Frankly, we braced for outrage. Instead, the BCCI selectors have done something far more definitive than any op-ed could.
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India’s greatest T20 strength isn’t the first XI, it's the talent of the second XI

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By Aman Singh, Shishir Priyadarshi
| Hindustan Times Verified
In modern cricket, memory has become brutally short. The confetti from India's T20 World Cup triumph had scarcely settled before the IPL arrived with its own theatre of reinvention. Now, with the IPL 2026 season down to its final two teams – Royal Challengers Bengaluru and Gujarat Titans – a striking conclusion has emerged.
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