Aksheev Thakur is a journalist at The Indian Express. He covers a diverse range of themes including climate change, environmental issues, energy, mining, and aerospace, with a particular focus on the environmental impacts of mining operations and the exploration of space. Aksheev's work has been featured in The Indian Express, Space Today, and The Tribune.
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Aksheev Thakur's coverage is heavily focused on local environmental and government issues in Karnataka, particularly Bengaluru. His articles often cover announcements from the government related to environmental policies and conservation efforts.
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By: Aksheev Thakur
Nearly 18.5 lakh students had appeared for the CBSE Class 12 exams.
By: Aksheev Thakur
Denies that prioritising Indian languages over foreign languages would weaken India students’ global competitiveness.
By: Aksheev Thakur
Board denies security breach | Parl panel summons officials over snags
By: Aksheev Thakur
Expenditure rises from Rs 0.5 lakh crore to Rs 1.4 lakh crore between 2013-14 and 2022-23.
By: Aksheev Thakur
CM says Jashpur's favourable climate and determination of local farmers have opened new possibilities in agriculture
By: Aksheev Thakur
Pradhan said CBSEs move toward transparency through scanned answer copies is a commendable step and one that was long overdue.
By: Aksheev Thakur
A meeting was also held with former ISRO chief Dr Radha Krishnan, who headed the NTA reform committee
Health insurance coverage increased from 41% to 60.2%.
By: Aksheev Thakur, Shekhar Singh
National Testing Agency says issue resolved; examination conducted with full compensatory time to ensure no candidate is disadvantaged
National Testing Agency says issue resolved; examination being conducted with full compensatory time to ensure no candidate is disadvantaged.
