Pallavi Priya is a news reporter for IndianMasterminds, focusing on local news in India. With a keen interest in social issues and government affairs, Pallavi covers a wide range of topics including policing, environment, bureaucracy, and human interest stories. Her articles aim to provide insightful and thought-provoking perspectives on the issues affecting communities in India.
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Pallavi Priya's articles mainly focus on local Indian culture, society, and government issues. She often covers stories about Indian bureaucracy, IPS officers, IAS officers, Bihar tourism, and conservation efforts. Her coverage attributes indicate a strong emphasis on government announcements.
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By: Pallavi Priya
Karnataka Forest Department has launched India's first "Trackers Dog Squad Training Centre" at Bandipur Tiger Reserve where Belgian Malinois dogs will be taught to sniff poachers, prevent wildlife crimes, and tackle human-animal conflict, setting a national benchmark in conservation efforts.
This is how a district collector can make a difference, if he works sincerely and diligently. IAS officer Jitendra Jorwal's initiatives in Sangrur reduced anaemia cases among schoolchildren from a staggering 48% to just 4% within two years. Kindly read on to know how he did it…
By: Pallavi Priya
: Bihar is emerging as a vibrant hub for startups, offering robust financial incentives, strategic partnerships, and state-of-the-art infrastructure. Success stories like Rodbez, Digital Labour Chowk, and Weavehand exemplify the state’s commitment to innovation, with initiatives like B-Hub and district-level Startup Cells ensuring grassroots engagement and long-term growth.
By: Pallavi Priya
Dipak Sarmah's leadership in restoring order to Karnataka's mining sector set a national precedent for responsible mining practices, balancing industrial demands with environmental conservation while reinforcing the vital connection between healthy forests and sustainable wildlife ecosystems.
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Under the visionary leadership of IAS officer Jyoti Kumari, Nicobar witnessed a historic milestone as the reclusive Shompen tribe cast their votes for the first time, symbolizing the triumph of inclusion, innovation, and cultural preservation in one of India's remotest regions.
By: Pallavi Priya
Dr. Malathi Priya, Conservator of Forests, Mysuru Circle, combines her expertise in environmental science and passion for conservation to lead transformative initiatives like wildlife task forces and human-animal conflict management.
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IRS officer Madhukar Kumar Bhagat's trilogy, Unravelling Indian Culture, spanning 1000 pages and enriched with 1700 photographs, offers a profound exploration of India's timeless cultural heritage, focusing on its dynamic essence rather than mere historical chronology.
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IAS officer Neha Marwya's 14-year career without a field posting underscores systemic gender bias and lack of accountability in India's administrative services.
By: Pallavi Priya
Cheetah Agni Strays From Kuno National Park, Advancing Toward Rajasthan, as Authorities Monitor Its Movements in India's Ambitious Reintroduction Project.
By: Pallavi Priya
Dr. S Siddharth's innovative use of video call monitoring has revolutionized Bihar's education system, ensuring 360-degree accountability of teachers and schools while paving the way for digital transformation and skill development initiatives.
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