Niraj Pandit is an Assistant Editor at Hindustan Times. He covers a diverse range of themes including education, higher education, education technology, and regional interest, while also delving into topics such as social issues, voting, and crime. Niraj's work has been featured in the Cureus Journal of Medical Science, Hindustan Times Syndication, and Hindustan Times.
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Niraj Pandit’s articles primarily focus on local educational and government-related issues in India, specifically Maharashtra and Mumbai. His coverage heavily features government announcements and press releases related to education policies, universities, students, and governmental initiatives.
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By: Niraj Pandit
The Government Resolution (GR) issued on Tuesday, sanctioning ₹45 crore for reimbursing private unaided schools under the Right to Education (RTE) Act, has sparked widespread outrage among school managements and trustee associations.
By: Niraj Pandit
India, Jan. 15 -- The Government Resolution (GR) issued on Tuesday, sanctioning Rs.45 crore for reimbursing private unaided schools under the Right
The notice follows a complaint from an IIT-Bombay alumnus alleging discriminatory practices against Scheduled Caste students during campus placements
MUMBAI: Municipal schools in Mumbai offering non-state board curricula have received twice as many applications as there are seats for the 2025-26 academic year
By: Niraj Pandit
On Friday, the district administration issued an advisory recommending chlorination of all water resources in the tehsil, especially in the affected villages. The advisory is part of precautionary measures to ensure potable water supply
By: Niraj Pandit
Mumbai, Jan. 19 -- Parents, teachers, and students have strongly criticised the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary
By: Niraj Pandit
Mumbai's MSBSHSE withdrew a controversial caste category from exam hall tickets after public backlash, emphasizing respect for sentiment and relevance.
The proposal is part of the government’s 100-day action plan, which has been submitted to chief minister Devendra Fadnavis for approval
By: Niraj Pandit, Shreya Jachak
Mumbai, Jan. 22 -- The health insurance claim document of actor Saif Ali Khan, leaked on microblogging platform X last week, has ignited a heated
By: Shreya Jachak, Niraj Pandit
A leaked document revealed that Khan had filed a claim of ₹35,95,700 based on the expected cost of his treatment. His insurance provider, Niva Bupa Health Insurance, approved ₹25 lakh. Eventually, his hospital bill came up to ₹26 lakh, according to sources
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