Meghna Nath is a journalist at Hans India. With over four and a half years of writing expertise, she specializes in education, civic issues, and human-interest stories, bringing a unique perspective shaped by her diverse family history and cultural experiences. Meghna's work has been featured in BizzBuzzNews, The New Indian Express, MSN, and Express Network Private Limited, among others.
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Meghna's focus is on local events and community issues in India, with a particular emphasis on Hyderabad. She frequently covers government announcements and seeks expert commentary, indicating an interest in providing comprehensive coverage of the topics she addresses.
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By: Meghna Nath
HYDERABAD: The Bar Council of India's (BCI) decision to defer the enrolment of NALSAR University of Law's 2026 graduates, followed by a modification of the order within an hour, has triggered reactions from legal circles and on social media.
HYDERABAD: The School Education Department is set to begin statewide inspections of government and local-body schools, tentatively from August 17, to assess teaching quality, student learning outcomes and basic facilities.
By: Meghna Nath
HYDERABAD: A brain tumour took 16-year-old M Manohar out of the classroom for nearly two years, but his time away from school opened an unexpected path into coding, technology and entrepreneurship.
HYDERABAD: District government hospitals have been facing a significant shortage of specialist manpower in kidney care even as dialysis services are being expanded across the state.
By: Meghna Nath
HYDERABAD: The government has appointed an Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) inspector as the presenting officer in the departmental inquiry against Madhusudhan Reddy, president of Telangana Government Junior College Lecturers Association and a lecturer at Government Junior College, Saroornagar.
By: Meghna Nath
A recent visit by the district collector resulted in additional teaching support being sanctioned. Updated on min read
HYDERABAD: Thousands of engineering and pharmacy students in Telangana are facing uncertainty over fee reimbursement, with around Rs 10,000 crore in dues from previous academic years yet to be cleared. The Telangana High Court had directed the government to clear pending reimbursement amounts for previous and ongoing batches by July 31. However, with the deadline having passed, students and colleges are still awaiting a clear payment schedule.
By: Meghna Nath
HYDERABAD: Polytechnic lecturers, students and members of the Polytechnic Joint Action Committee (JAC) have opposed the proposed restructuring of the Department of Technical Education and demanded the inclusion of an All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) representative in the six-member high-level committee constituted by the Telangana government to examine the future of polytechnic education.
By: Meghna Nath
HYDERABAD: Hospitals in Hyderabad and other metropolitan centres may have stronger digital infrastructure, but integrating existing systems into everyday clinical workflows remains a major challenge, according to a new study by the Indian School of Business (ISB).
By: Meghna Nath
HYDERABAD: Between lessons, attendance, and student work, Government school teachers in Telangana say they increasingly have to squeeze in digital reporting too, spending one to two hours of their workday on online requirements and leaving less time for what they are meant to do—teach.
