Pallavi Priya is a News Reporter at IndianMasterminds. She covers a diverse range of topics, including climate change, government and politics, and various aspects of environmental services such as forestry, fisheries, and organic farming. Pallavi's work has also been featured in the Cureus Journal of Medical Science.
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Pallavi Priya's articles mainly focus on local Indian culture, society, and government issues. She often covers stories about Indian bureaucracy, IPS officers, IAS officers, Bihar tourism, and conservation efforts. Her coverage attributes indicate a strong emphasis on government announcements.
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By: Pallavi Priya
The former Chief Secretary of Odisha and retired 1989-batch IAS officer, PK Jena, looks back at his early years in Kalahandi, where he challenged
By: Pallavi Priya
For Mr. P.K. Jena, being a civil servant has never been just about holding a position or following orders.
By: Pallavi Priya
Every operation in a conflict zone carries two competing responsibilities: achieving the mission and bringing personnel home safely.
By: Pallavi Priya
What if a visit to a museum could transport a child thousands of years into the past, revealing how ancient Indians built cities, managed water, traded goods and developed sophisticated systems of living?
By: Pallavi Priya
For more than three decades, India's participatory forestry has been shaped by two influential policy paradigms.
By: Pallavi Priya
When a mother returns to work soon after childbirth, society applauds her resilience. But when exceptional determination becomes the benchmark for every working mother, does empowerment begin to look suspiciously like pressure?
By: Pallavi Priya
There was a time when continuing school was a challenge for Mavis Tak and her elder sister.
By: Pallavi Priya
Once scarred by years of unregulated mining, Shankargarh Hill in Madhya Pradesh's Dewas district is emerging as an example of how degraded landscapes
By: Pallavi Priya
For Capt Ritu Kumari, a career at sea was never a childhood dream. She was preparing for the IIT-JEE entrance examination when she secured admission to T.S.
By: Pallavi Priya
From the corridors of government offices to prestigious art galleries in India and abroad, Anand Kumar has built a remarkable journey that brings together public service and artistic excellence.
