Asra Mavad is a journalist at Deccan Herald. She covers a diverse range of themes including telecommunications, transportation and mobility, architecture and planning, as well as the automotive sector, with a particular focus on electric vehicles. Her work often explores topics such as Mobility as a Service (MaaS), public transportation, and traffic management systems.
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Asra Mavad's coverage primarily focuses on local events, culture, and society in Bengaluru, Karnataka, and India. She frequently covers government announcements and cultural events. If you have a story related to local events, arts and culture initiatives or societal issues in Bengaluru or Karnataka region of India, Asra would likely be interested.
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By: Asra Mavad
Neha Bora of AISA warns Bengaluru’s private university dominance stifles student activism as Karnataka’s education policy and pending Rohith Act spark protests. Campus spaces shrink, anger grows over NEP, paper leaks and privatisation.
By: Asra Mavad
Vocalist and author T M Krishna, who addressed the gathering, said politics could not be separated from everyday life and questioned the idea that students should stay away from politics.
By: Asra Mavad
In an interview to DH, she spoke about the concerns driving student movements, Karnataka's education policies, the pending Rohith Act and the need for greater democratic space on campuses
By: Asra Mavad
In Bengaluru, the government-prescribed fare is Rs 36 for the first 2 km and Rs 18 for every additional kilometre.
By: Asra Mavad
Tourists in other parts of Nepal are also making efforts to get back home safely.
By: Asra Mavad
Recounting his experience, Shivanagowda Chiloru, a resident of Haveri district, told DH they had narrowly escaped the floods while returning from Muktinath.
By: Asra Mavad
As days pass without any clear information, anxious relatives cling to prayers and hope for a miracle that will bring the four back home safely.
By: Asra Mavad
Technical education: An IIM Bangalore study finds Tamil Nadu's first-generation tuition waiver raised technical course enrolment and degree completion, boosted salaried jobs and household spending, while revealing gender gaps and extra costs beyond tuition fees
By: Asra Mavad
The researchers, IIMB professor Soham Sahoo and Gopinath Annadurai of IIM Udaipur, found that the scheme increased technical course enrolment among eligible first-generation students by about 3.7 percentage points.
By: Asra Mavad
Survivors recall a deafening roar, torrents of water and debris, which left them with little time to react.
