Vishal Kant is a Senior Reporter at Hindustan Times. He tracks developments in the Aam Aadmi Party and the Delhi government, bringing a decade of experience in covering city politics and governance, alongside topics such as civic issues, urban transport, and infrastructure. Vishal has been featured in Hindustan Times, MSN, and PressReader.
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Vishal's coverage predominantly focuses on local politics in India, particularly the state of Jharkhand. Given this focus, he is likely to be receptive to pitches related to Indian political developments and legal or regulatory issues impacting the region.
As Vishal covers evolving stories and government announcements extensively, providing insights into ongoing political developments, policy changes, or analysis of key governmental decisions would likely resonate with his reporting interests.
It would be beneficial for those reaching out to him to have a good understanding of Jharkhand's political landscape and its key figures such as Hemant Soren. Additionally, expertise in Indian politics and familiarity with Enforcement Directorate (ED) activities could enhance the effectiveness of outreach efforts.
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By: Vishal Kant
Lalu Prasad directly accused Jharkhand Congress in-charge K Raju of being responsible for Pranav Jha's defeat in the Rajya Sabha polls.
By: Vishal Kant
After Rajya Sabha election tensions, Congress vows alliance unity, rejecting accusations from RJD and BJP, stressing greater battles ahead against BJP.
By: Vishal Kant
RANCHI, June 20 -- After two days of allegations and counter-allegations among the INDIA bloc allies regarding the Rajya Sabha results, the Congress
By: Vishal Kant
Kumar underlined that non-Indian citizens or those who have renounced Indian citizenship must immediately return the enumeration forms to the BLO without filling or signing them.
Chief Minister Hemant Soren criticized mineral extraction in Jharkhand, urging focus on education and self-sufficiency for its people amidst rising political tensions.
Chief Minister Hemant Soren criticized mineral extraction in Jharkhand, urging focus on education and self-sufficiency for its people amidst rising political tensions.
The Jharkhand government, through its departments of Information Technology, Industries and Tourism, is organising a two-day National Stakeholders Consultation on 8–9 July 2026 in the state capital.
Underlining that the Jharkhand government seeks a long-term association with industry leaders in various fields, the chief minister further said that the policies being conceived by the government are in sync with that idea.
Jharkhand will establish its first film institute through a MoU with SRFTI, enhancing local film culture and training youth in filmmaking.
Jharkhand will establish its first film institute through a MoU with SRFTI, enhancing local film culture and training youth in filmmaking.
