Dar Ovais is a correspondent at Hindustan Times. Based in Dharamshala, he covers a range of topics including politics, tourism, Tibetan affairs, and environmental issues, with a focus on regional interest and world news. His work has been featured in Hindustan Times and Hindustan Times Syndication.
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Dharamshala, India (Local)
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Dar Ovais focuses heavily on government and politics, particularly within the local region of India, Himachal Pradesh, and Dharamshala. Given his coverage attributes and themes covered, he would be most receptive to pitches related to evolving political stories in the area. This could include insights or commentary from local experts on election campaigns, government announcements, or any other significant political events specific to this region.
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The India meteorological department (IMD), Shimla, said that the maximum temperature will rise gradually in the state by 2-3 degrees during the next 2-3 days
Forest department officials attributed the decline to intermittent rainfall across the state this season, as well as close coordination with local residents and the administration
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By: Dar Ovais
Central Tibetan Administration leader discusses Beijing’s focus on the Dalai Lama’s succession, India’s vital support for the diaspora, and the future of the exile movement.
By: Dar Ovais
Dharamshala, May 22 -- Interview| Penpa Tsering, Tibetan political leader
Seven decades after Beijing’s forced annexation, a resilient diaspora in Dharamshala navigates statelessness, democratic evolution, and the looming battle over the Dalai Lama’s succession.
By: Dar Ovais
Dharamshala, May 23 -- Seventy-five years after the formal annexation of their homeland, exiled Tibetans continue to hold on to the hope of eventually
May 23 marks 75 years since the formalisation of the so-called seventeen-point agreement between China and the then local government of Tibet
By: Dar Ovais
Shut for 12 years, the cooperative plant could resume operations by next month, offering a lifeline to Kangra’s struggling small-scale tea growers.
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