ASHOKA M K - Profile and Journalist Details

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Biography

Pursuing passionate Journalism for over 15 years. Always aimed at stories that could create an impact and got them done. Successfully broke national exclusives. I have experience in vernacular as well as English journalism both in print and television.

Content

Total articles 7

• Clearing encroachments in India's Silicon Valley appear to be 'distant dream'

  By ASHOKA M K| Daijiworld Verified By Ashoka M KBengaluru, Nov 28 (IANS): Following the heavy downpour, Bengaluru witnessed unprecedented flooding inundating houses, apartments, institutions and tech parks. The premiere research institute of the country, the Jawaharlal Nehru Centre for Advanced Scientific Research (JNCASR) was also inundated. Precious samples collected for two decades from various parts of the country were damaged.

  By ASHOKA M K · Daijiworld

  Nov. 28, 2021

• Parents in Karnataka now want their children to study in schools

  By ASHOKA M K| Daijiworld Verified By Ashoka M KBengaluru, Oct 24 (IANS): There was a time when parents were not even ready to think about schools with Covid playing havoc. A campaign was undertaken with a slogan "no school till every child got vaccinated". Now, the situation has reversed. After 19 months of hiatus, parents are forcing school managements to reopen as they want their children not to miss out on academics anymore.

  By ASHOKA M K · Daijiworld

  Oct. 24, 2021

• Clearing encroachments in India's Silicon Valley appear to be 'distant dream'

  By ASHOKA M K| Daijiworld Verified By Ashoka M KBengaluru, Nov 28 (IANS): Following the heavy downpour, Bengaluru witnessed unprecedented flooding inundating houses, apartments, institutions and tech parks. The premiere research institute of the country, the Jawaharlal Nehru Centre for Advanced Scientific Research (JNCASR) was also inundated. Precious samples collected for two decades from various parts of the country were damaged.

  By ASHOKA M K · Daijiworld

  Nov. 28, 2021

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Company Info

Indo-Asian News Service

IANS India Private Limited, also known as the Indo-Asian News Service (IANS), is a leading private news agency in India, founded in 1986 by Gopal Raju. The company was initially named the "India Abroad News Service" before adopting its current name. In December 2023, IANS became a subsidiary of Adani's AMG Media Networks following a majority stake acquisition. Headquartered in East Delhi, with operational offices in Noida, IANS employs approximately 200-500 people. The agency provides a comprehensive news wire service, delivering news, views, and analysis in both English and Hindi. Additionally, IANS has a publishing division that produces newspapers and periodicals, along with a mobile news service to meet the demands of digital news consumers. Their offerings also include internet strategy, technology services, and content creation, catering to various media outlets and subscribers across Asia.