Nootan Sharma is a Principal Correspondent at ThePrint. She reports on the UPSC coaching industry, youth aspirations, and government recruitment, with a particular focus on small-town India, while also covering broader themes such as education, culture, and society. Nootan's work has been featured in MSN and ThePrint.
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Nootan's coverage spans a wide array of topics, including sports, government & politics, and culture & society. With over a third of her articles focused on sports-related themes, she may be interested in stories related to cricket or other popular Indian sports. Additionally, given the significant coverage of Government Announcements and Legal Policy Regulation (combined 49%), pitches related to policy changes impacting these areas would likely resonate with her.
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By: Nootan Sharma
One of the inventions, the Nagendra Bhog, is on track to be registered with the government under ‘farmer’s variety’.
The fire department reveals Khan Global Studies lacked a mandatory NOC and essential safety gear like alarms and emergency exits.
By: Nootan Sharma
As Bihar prepares to absorb its largest-ever batch of civil servants after the 70th BPSC, it is both a landmark opportunity for aspirants and a source of anxiety for serving officers.
In his letter to the CM, VHP Ujjain district president Rajesh Anjana called it a planned jihad and an attack on Hindu values and faith by Apple.
By: Nootan Sharma
Trying to turn a decades-old language policy debate into a quick political speech earned the CJP leader a solid reprimand from students.
Three government medical assessments of a candidate, conflicting findings and a Supreme Court ruling have put the spotlight back on disability verification in the civil services.
By: Nootan Sharma
A Jammu court has sought Crime Branch records after a petition alleged that silver offerings worth Rs 500 crore at Vaishno Devi shrine were fake. Local traders say culprits ‘must be held accountable’.
By: Nootan Sharma
In the order dated 14 July, the Civil Surgeon's office said if anyone has availed a compensatory off, it will be treated as a causal leave.
While the National Testing Agency has posted the hiring call on X, these are not open recruitment posts—they are deputation vacancies.
According to residents and police officers, vehicles with Delhi and Haryana number plates are often involved in littering, loud music, public drinking, drunk driving and rude behaviour.
