Ashish Srivastava
Writer at The New Indian Express
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2 days ago |
newindianexpress.com | Ashish Srivastava
By Ashish Srivastava NEW DELHI: Situated next to the towering garbage mountain on the Delhi-Ghaziabad border, the Ghazipur vegetable market, Delhi's only planned wholesale vegetable hub, stands in a state of deep civic decay. More than two decades after it was shifted from Shahdara in 2001 to make way for the Delhi Metro, the market continues to operate without even the most basic facilities.
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2 days ago |
newindianexpress.com | Ashish Srivastava
By Ashish Srivastava The Basmati rice sector is also facing significant challenges, with Iran being one of the largest consumers of Indian rice. The closure of Iran's Bandar Abbas port and its banks has caused a major bottleneck in the supply chain. Shipments worth over Rs 1,000 crore are currently stranded in the Indian Ocean. Sachin Sharma, President of the Federation of Trades and Industries of India, highlighted the lack of clarity surrounding the resumption of trade activity.
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4 days ago |
newindianexpress.com | Ashish Srivastava
By Ashish Srivastava NEW DELHI: With the July 1 deadline for the ban on refueling end-of-life vehicles (ELVs) fast approaching, petrol pump dealers in the national capital have raised serious concerns over the lack of clarity and support from the government regarding the directive's implementation.
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5 days ago |
medium.com | Ashish Srivastava
“Your UX case study isn’t a process dump – it’s your pitch deck.”📉 The Crisis: When Great Portfolios Disappear Into the VoidThe UX job market has undergone a seismic shift that most designers haven’t fully grasped yet. The traditional approach to portfolio creation – methodically documenting every research phase, wireframe iteration, and design tool used – is no longer cutting through the noise.
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1 week ago |
newindianexpress.com | Ashish Srivastava
By Ashish Srivastava NEW DELHI: The Delhi government is considering expanding the scope of its Mahila Samriddhi Yojana by allowing multiple women per family to benefit from the scheme, officials said. Currently, the scheme, which provides direct cash assistance of Rs 2,500 per month to eligible women, is restricted to one female beneficiary per household. However, the latest proposal seeks to include multiple female members, especially in joint family setups.
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