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Kritika Sharma

Kritika Sharma

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Journalist, The Times of India

New Delhi

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Total articles 1419

  • Why ragging keeps raising its ugly head despite crackdowns

    By Kritika Sharma Verified| The Times of India Verified The past six months have thrown up campus shockers at an alarming frequency, exposing limitations in the strategy to end the oppressive treatment freshers face at the hands of seniorsStabbing someone with a divider is a criminal act anywhere. But when it happens in a hostel, it attains another dimension of maliciousness. It’s even more horrifying when the perpetrators are youngsters training to be nurses, in whose hands are supposed to rest the well-being of patients.

    By Kritika Sharma Verified · The Times of India

    Mar. 23, 2025

  • Does February Really Feel Like the Shortest Month?

    By Kritika Sharma Verified| Her Campus Verified February — the month that’s supposedly the shortest, but does it actually feel like it? Honestly, not really. After spending Christmas and New Year’s cozied up at home, rotting in bed, and soaking in every bit of family time, February hits like a wake-up call. Suddenly, you’re back on campus, trying to shake off the holiday haze and dive headfirst into the chaos of classes, club fairs, and keeping up with your social life.

    By Kritika Sharma Verified · Her Campus

    Mar. 13, 2025

  • Why ragging keeps raising its ugly head despite crackdowns

    By Kritika Sharma Verified| The Times of India Verified The past six months have thrown up campus shockers at an alarming frequency, exposing limitations in the strategy to end the oppressive treatment freshers face at the hands of seniorsStabbing someone with a divider is a criminal act anywhere. But when it happens in a hostel, it attains another dimension of maliciousness. It’s even more horrifying when the perpetrators are youngsters training to be nurses, in whose hands are supposed to rest the well-being of patients.

    By Kritika Sharma Verified · The Times of India

    Mar. 23, 2025

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The Times of India

Noida, Uttar Pradesh, India

+91 22 6635 3216