Namita Singh is a journalist at The Independent, covering Asia and international news. She focuses on a range of topics including climate change, government and politics, and social issues, with a particular interest in regional and world news. Namita's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Firstpost, The Hindu, and Yahoo News.
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Namita Singh's coverage primarily focuses on government and politics, with a particular emphasis on local developments in Uttarakhand. She also covers breaking news and evolving stories related to disasters, terrorism, natural disasters, and land laws.
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By: Namita Singh
After the Partition of India, Manmohan Singh's family moved to Haldwani and settled in the Bhotia Padav area. He finished his 6th grade at M.B. Inter College in 1948. A year later, the family relocated to Amritsar, where he continued his studies at Hindu College. His transfer certificate is still kept as an important document at the school in Haldwani.
By: Namita Singh
The Meteorological Center Dehradun accurately predicted a change in weather for today and tomorrow, with rain expected on Friday and Saturday and snowfall in hilly regions. Today, light to moderate rain occurred across all 13 districts, with snowfall at 2500 meters and above, and more expected at 2000 meters and above on December 28. The IMD has also warned of heavy snowfall in isolated places at elevations of 2500 meters and above in Dehradun and Uttarkashi within the next 24 hours.
By: Namita Singh
Apart from the border outposts, the border villages will be linked to the power grids under the schemes of the central government. The Uttarakhand Power Corporation Limited (UPCL) has already invited tenders for the electrification works in the border areas.
By: Namita Singh
Both the ruling BJP and the opposition Congress have announced their candidates for the Urban Local Bodies' elections which are scheduled to be held on January 23. Both parties are in race with each other to put up a good show in these elections.
By: Namita Singh
High-altitude areas like Chamoli, Badrinath shrine, Hemkund Sahib, Auli, and Gorson have seen heavy snowfall, while lower regions of Kumaon have experienced several rounds of rain. Along with this, DGRE issued a warning for Avalanche in Chamoli district.
By: Namita Singh
High-altitude areas like Chamoli, Badrinath shrine, Hemkund Sahib, Auli, and Gorson have seen heavy snowfall, while lower regions of Kumaon have experienced several rounds of rain. Along with this, DGRE issued a warning for Avalanche in Chamoli district.
By: Namita Singh
The union tourism ministry will develop Auli as a major tourist destination in collaboration with the Uttarakhand government. Recently, BJP MP from Garhwal Anil Baluni visited Auli, which is part of his Lok Sabha constituency. He wrote a post on microblogging platform X. Then union tourism minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat shared Baluni's post and announced the plan for the development of Auli.
By: Namita Singh
The challenges ahead for the Uttarakhand Power Corporation Limited is possible increase in the demand of power in January month due to the growing cold condition. The UPCL is under plan to arrange 500-megawatt electricity from Haryana and Uttar Pradesh through power banking to meet the challenge of making adequate power-supply in January month.
By: Namita Singh
As the Uttarakhand hills turn into a winter wonderland with recent rains and snowfall, the state is witnessing a surge of tourists just ahead of the New Year. In this view, the state government has made special arrangements, including keeping restaurants, hotels, and eateries open 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
By: Barney Davis, Namita Singh
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