Pallavi Smart is a Principal Correspondent for The Indian Express, with a focus on local news in Maharashtra, specifically Mumbai. Pallavi covers a wide range of topics including education, technology, and cultural events, providing readers with insightful and informative articles about the local community.
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Pallavi's coverage predominantly focuses on local education-related news and government announcements within Maharashtra, particularly in Mumbai. She mainly covers issues related to colleges, universities, and educational policies.
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By: Pallavi Smart
Campus Talk: Mumbai University holds Diwali celebration for international students The Diwali event for international students held a special importance this year as Mumbai University has witnessed record-breaking increase in enrolment of foreign students.
By: Pallavi Smart
Over 1500 medical graduates who wish to pursue post graduate courses offered under CPS – who had registered for admissions; have written to the Directorate of Medical Education and Research (DMER) which conducts admissions seeking clarity.
By: Pallavi Smart
Among specific areas meriting continuous attention, the review report recommended providing a readily accessible mechanism for professionally addressing issues of stress.
While candidates moved court seeking raw marks, the admissions have not started because of lack of clarity on State Merit Ranks (SMR).
By: Pallavi Smart
Recognising the popularity of social media among the youth, the Department of Lifelong Learning and Extension aims to make the voting process in Maharashtra relatable and accessible to young voters.
By: Pallavi Smart
After over 80 years since it was established, the Campion School has taken the decision to become co-ed school after recognizing the importance of diversity and inclusivity.
Sudha Shenoy, a parent representative, said, "As expected, the seat matrix was delayed for medical PG admissions. More so, there are more seats in deemed Uuniversities overall than in government colleges."
By: Pallavi Smart
Stating that the world is increasingly appreciating the India story, he said the focus on economic policy has in fact become the key change in India's foreign policy in contemporary times which is purposed to advancing national development apart from ensuring national security.
By: Pallavi Smart
The ruling Mahayuti alliance is hoping the cash transfer scheme will reap electoral dividends, but for the women beneficiaries, it's more than just a dole — “It's my money. I can use it the way I want”. The Indian Express travels to Nandurbar and Sindhudurg to see the impact of the scheme on its intended beneficiaries
By: Pallavi Smart
While BJP's Rane underscores the overwhelming response from women to Mahayuti's flagship Ladki Bahin Yojana, Parkar is campaigning on the MVA's promise of an increased cash payment under the Mahalakshmi scheme for women.
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