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
Steve Jobs's journey in India significantly influenced his life before Apple Inc. was established. In 1974, during a time when he was not yet a well-known figure, Jobs was a college dropout exploring philosophical questions rather...
A group of Zambian nationals showcased an impressive dance performance at the Indian Embassy, celebrating Bihar Diwas in a lively manner. The event featured the performers dancing energetically to the popular Bhojpuri song ‘Lollipop Lagelu’, and...
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Rising Costs and Visa Hurdles Make Overseas Education Tougher for Indian Students
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U.S.–Israel Efforts Struggle to Break Iran’s Resilience Amid Ongoing Conflict
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In a thrilling encounter on April 3 at the Chepauk Stadium, the Punjab Kings (PBKS) secured their second consecutive victory in IPL 2026 by...
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Palestinian Christians in Gaza gathered at the Holy Family Church to observe Good Friday, coinciding with a fragile ceasefire in the region. The community,...