Yogesh Naik is a Senior Associate Editor at Hindustan Times. He specializes in general assignment news, government and politics, and regional and world affairs, with a focus on elections, public policy, and geopolitics. Yogesh's work has been featured in The Indian Express, Hindustan Times Syndication, Hindustan Times, MSN, and he covers a wide array of topics including security policy and the logistics sector.
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By: Yogesh Naik
The Wagheshwari temple, which is in Ambapada, is deep within the forest and two kilometres from the Malad boundary of SGNP. If tourists or devotees flock to the forest, wildlife will be disturbed and instances of man-animal conflict will go up, warn environmentalists
MUMBAI, Sept. 11 -- Even as the Shiv Sena (UBT) clamours for green spaces and the Sanjay Gandhi National Park (SGNP) to be saved, its own MLA Sunil
By: Yogesh Naik
In response to this, the Sambhaji Brigade state spokesperson called for the resignation of the chairman and secretary of the state commission.
Mumbai, Sept. 12 -- Three foreign flagged ships with Indian crew were caught in the West Asia crisis and attacked on September 8 and 9, according
Zimbabwe flagged crude oil tanker Riesco, Palau flagged LPG Carrier Horizon 1 and Liberian flagged crude oil tanker Mersin Prosperity were reportedly hit.
Three foreign flagged ships with Indian crew were caught in the West Asia crisis and attacked on September 8 and 9, according to a report prepared by the directorate of Maritime Administration
By: Yogesh Naik
Ten Indians died in West Asia, 5 in the Black Sea. Modi's BRICS proposal for a seafarer safety network comes after nine months of attacks at sea.
By: Yogesh Naik
At least 15 Indian merchant seafarers have been killed in the two conflict theatres -- 10 in West Asia and five in the Black Sea.
MUMBAIKharghar, in Navi Mumbai, is poised to get a dedicated art district on approximately 4 hectares of land
Ranjit Hande, chief engineer, MSIDC said the ring road would comprise six lanes and the right of way would be 60 metres, along the lines of the ring road constructed for the Kumbh Mela in Prayagraj
