Ashmit Kumar is an NBA Content Analyst at EssentiallySports. He specializes in creating captivating narratives that provide in-depth coverage of teams and players, leveraging his extensive knowledge of the sport to deliver well-researched analysis and perspective pieces. Ashmit's work has been featured in CNBC-TV18, MSN, and Yardbarker, highlighting his ability to engage audiences with compelling sports stories.
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Ashmit's coverage indicates a focus on government and legal matters in India, with occasional coverage of consumer electronics and sports. His articles include government announcements, legal policy regulation, and general announcements.
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By: Ashmit Kumar
The Bombay High Court has de-reserved judgment in Volkswagen's $1.4 billion tax dispute, sending the case back to the hearing stage nearly 16 months after judgment was reserved. The court cited “exigency of work” for its inability to pronounce the judgment and is expected to constitute a bench to hear the matter again within four weeks.
By: Ashmit Kumar
The latest US sanctions on Iran go beyond targeting Tehran, with Washington warning foreign governments, companies and financial institutions that they could face penalties for maintaining economic ties with Iran. China's role as a major buyer of Iranian oil makes Beijing central to the strategy, while Iran's sanctions-evasion networks and India's need for energy security add further complications.
By: Ashmit Kumar
Maharashtra wants a dedicated authority to better coordinate CSR spending and connect companies with projects. Experts say it could help — as long as the government doesn't end up deciding where the money goes.
11,000-km network carries around 41% of total rail traffic despite accounting for just 16% of the railway network
By: Ashmit Kumar
Andhra Pradesh's environmental regulator has defended the environmental clearance given to Google's proposed Vizag data centre, located near a wildlife sanctuary, in an HC affidavit.
By: Ashmit Kumar
Andhra Pradesh’s environmental regulator has defended the environmental clearance given to Google’s proposed Vizag data centre, located near a wildlife sanctuary, in an HC affidavit.
By: Megha Rani, Ashmit Kumar
The Gujarat High Court said AI can help tax officers draft orders, but every case and legal provision it throws up must be independently checked.
By: Ashmit Kumar
Six months into the conflict, disrupted trade through the Strait of Hormuz is taking a toll across the Gulf, but countries with alternative routes and more diversified economies are proving more resilient.
By: Ashmit Kumar
The Nepal disaster shows how glacial collapses and blocked rivers can turn deadly with little warning—and why India, Nepal and China need better monitoring and real-time information sharing.
By: Ashmit Kumar
Gnani's new AI stack promises businesses greater control over where their models run, how they are customised and what they cost. Here's how sovereign AI works.
