Yogesh Joshi is a Bureau Chief for Hindustan Times, with a focus on national news in India. He has also contributed to the Observer Research Foundation. Yogesh's articles cover a range of topics including politics, social issues, astrology, and local news in Pune.
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By: Yogesh Joshi
In theory, the MPCB’s mandate is clear: to prevent and control pollution, ensuring the protection of Maharashtra’s environment
By: Yogesh Joshi
India, Aug. 26 -- The Maharashtra Pollution Control Board (MPCB), tasked with safeguarding the state's environment, finds itself once again at the centre of controversy.
Several leaders from the BJP and the Ajit Pawar-led NCP faction are now contemplating or actively pursuing a return to Sharad Pawar's NCP
By: Yogesh Joshi, Dheeraj Bengrut
Punit Balan's business group advertisements have taken over Ganesh pandals, roads, and decorations, much to the displeasure of residents who claim it is defacing the city's landscape
By: Yogesh Joshi
Opposition sees Fadnavis as BJP's lynchpin in Maharashtra, and weakening his image could weaken the ruling Mahayuti coalition
By: Yogesh Joshi
Under Ajit Ranade’s leadership, GIPE witnessed significant developments — new programmes, improved infrastructure and increased academic engagement
By: Yogesh Joshi
India, Sept. 16 -- The removal of economist Ajit Ranade as vice-chancellor of Gokhale Institute of Politics and Economics (GIPE) has sparked questions that extend beyond his qualifications.
By: Gayatri Vajpeyee, Yogesh Joshi
PUNE, Sept. 22 -- The removal of economist Ajit Ranade, 63, from the post of vice-chancellor of Gokhale Institute of Politics and Economics (GIPE) has
By: Gayatri Vajpeyee, Yogesh Joshi
A letter regarding the same was issued by GIPE chancellor Bibek Debroy which prompted an outcry from various sectors, including academics, politicians, and public intellectuals
By: Yogesh Joshi
Metro stations and routes need better integration with other forms of public transport, especially PMPML buses, to ensure seamless last-mile connectivity
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