Dheeraj Mishra is a Principal Correspondent at The Indian Express, Business Bureau. He covers critical areas related to transportation and mobility, focusing on India's Ministry of Railways and Ministry of Road Transport & Highways, and frequently employs the Right to Information (RTI) Act to uncover impactful stories. Dheeraj's work has been featured in MSN, The Indian Express, and The Free Press Journal.
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Dheeraj Mishra's coverage focuses on local news in India, particularly in Delhi. His articles cover a range of topics including government announcements, evolving stories, and breaking news related to land acquisition, housing projects, custodial deaths, farmers' protests as well as family and relationship issues.
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By: Dheeraj Mishra
Keshav Sharma used to contact customers to sell the turtles, as per forest officials. Further, Rohan Gaur was responsible for delivering the wild animals to the customers. Both were working together in turtle smuggling. During the operation, the team seized 30 turtles of various species from the suspects. Subsequently, both suspects were presented in court.
By: Dheeraj Mishra
After the Supreme Court's order recognising the right to walk on footpaths as a fundamental right, Andhra Pradesh has become the country's first state to formulate a pedestrian safety policy. Here's what it plans.
By: Dheeraj Mishra
Pooja Ola, an athlete from SAI Centre of Excellence Bhopal, won gold in the 1500m race at the World Athletics Continental Tour India meet in Bhubaneswar, clocking 4 minutes and 17 seconds. Her coach and SAI officials credited her success to disciplined training, strategic execution and consistent performance under pressure.
By: Dheeraj Mishra
Prototype has been in operation for around 4 months now.
By: Dheeraj Mishra
Teachers in Bhind are risking their lives by crossing a rain-swollen seasonal stream on inner tubes to reach school and mark mandatory e-attendance. The incident echoes a recent Chhatarpur case where teachers reportedly climbed rooftops for mobile signals, highlighting the growing challenges of digital attendance amid poor rural infrastructure and connectivity.
By: Dheeraj Mishra
The MLFF tolling system has flagged nearly one in 10 vehicles for toll non-payment, with 10.52 lakh e-notices issued across five toll plazas between May and July.
By: Dheeraj Mishra
The Zee founder's Rs 6.25-crore settlement is just a fraction of what lenders are owed, highlighting a larger problem with recoveries under the IBC. In 2025-26, banks recovered only 20% of what they were owed through the insolvency process — the lowest in five years.
By: Sukalp Sharma, Dheeraj Mishra
These are to be developed under the Hybrid Annuity Model (HAM) — similar to the model used in the highways sector wherein the government and the private builder split the project costs and risks.
By: Dheeraj Mishra
Bihar's Madhepura factory manufactures India's most powerful 12,000-horsepower locomotives, where French major Alstom holds a 74% stake. It supplied its 650th locomotive to the Railways on August 15.
By: Dheeraj Mishra
The Centre will soon mandate its new road-safety intervention, the Vehicle-to-Vehicle (V2V) communication system, through which cars will communicate wirelessly to warn drivers about upcoming accident risks on the road.
