Author: Saniya Patel
Saniya Patel is a dynamic and sharp-witted news correspondent known for her fearless political reporting, compelling storytelling, and deep understanding of India's complex political landscape. With a Master's degree in Journalism and Broadcasting from Westminster University, London, and hands-on experience as an intern at Zee News, she has built a strong foundation in field reporting, anchoring, and news writing. Gained 500k views on news reports on Youtube in previous experience. From covering elections to exposing political conflicts and legal actions, Saniya brings authenticity and impact to every story she tells. You can connect with her at saniya@thecsrjournal.in
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NHAI to Deploy AI Dashcams Across 40,000 km to Detect Road Defects
The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) plans to implement AI-based dashcam analytics services across approximately 40,000 kilometers of the national highway network, which...
Street Dogs’ Night Barking Reflects Survival Instincts and Environmental Triggers
The nocturnal barking of street dogs is a common occurrence in urban environments, often leading to disturbances for residents. This behavior is driven by...
CBSE Mandates Menstrual Health Guidelines in Schools to Boost Hygiene, Awareness, and Support
In a landmark decision, the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has mandated that all affiliated schools adopt comprehensive practices for menstrual hygiene management...
Justin Bieber and Usher Clash in Heated Oscars After-Party Confrontation, No Violence Reported
The 98th Academy Awards concluded on March 15, 2026, in Hollywood, but significant drama reportedly took place later that evening at a lavish after-party...
Amazon Prime Video Announces Raakh on Teens’ Disappearance
During Amazon Prime Video's recent event titled 'It Starts Here', the production team announced 'Raakh', a compelling crime drama that promises to examine the...
Saudi Arabia Allows US Access to King Fahd Air Base Amid Rising Iran Tensions
Saudi Arabia has permitted the United States to utilize the King Fahd Air Base located in Taif, indicating an evolution in military collaboration amid...
Airlines Reroute Flights Amid Conflict, Travel Times Rise and Fares Surge
As the conflict between the US and Israel against Iran stretches on, airlines are facing significant operational challenges. Airlines, particularly Air India, have been...
Supreme Court of India Dismisses Copyright Case Against Sujoy Ghosh Over Kahaani 2
In a notable decision, the Supreme Court of India has quashed criminal proceedings against filmmaker Sujoy Ghosh concerning copyright infringement allegations related to his...
Three Men Held in Gujarat for Using Fake Aadhaar to Lure Minor Girls
A series of suspected attempts to lure minor girls to a hotel in Ahmedabad using counterfeit Aadhaar cards was disrupted following a local resident's...
Cuba Faces Widespread Blackouts Amid Fuel Shortages, Ageing Infrastructure
Cuba experienced a nationwide blackout on Saturday, marking the third occurrence of such an event this month. The collapse of the power grid was...
Mamata Banerjee Criticises Narendra Modi at Eid Meet, Calls for Harmony
Kolkata's Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee utilized a prominent Eid congregation on Red Road to criticize Prime Minister Narendra Modi, labeling him the "biggest infiltrator."...
Delhi High Court to Issue Interim Relief for Sonakshi Sinha Over AI Misuse Concerns
The Delhi High Court has expressed its intention to issue an interim direction aimed at protecting the personality rights of actress Sonakshi Sinha. This...