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Nagen Singh
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Correspondent, The Times of India
New Delhi
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Biography
I am a multimedia journalist who delivers a wide range of engaging video content for digital platforms and TV. Having worked in TV & digital newsrooms, I have produced original and exclusive stories for the channel and do daily coverage of news, live chats on tv and story production with reporting, scripting, voice over, visualization and story structuring. Being in Journalism I have always aspired to bring out the untold stories. While working in an International newsroom at WION, I was fortunate to get immense opportunities to travel in the several regions across the world to cover stories related to human rights, refugee crisis, international borders and conflict zones such as Jammu & Kashmir, Golan Heights, Israel, Lebanon, Tunisia and Jordon.
Law
Content
Ruby Dhalla: The Lady Trump of Canada? Indian-origin 'Controversial' PM Candidate Draws Comparisons to Trump
By Nagen Singh Verified| One India@ International Indian-originCanadianpoliticianRubyDhallahasstirredupcontroversywithherbidtobecomethenextleaderoftheLiberalParty,positioningherselfasapotentialPrimeMinisterialcandidate. Dhalla,whohasservedthreetermsasaMemberofParliament,isbeingcomparedtoformerUSPresidentDonaldTrumpforherstrongstanceonillegalimmigration. ManyhavealreadystartedtocallhertheLadyTrumopofCanada.
By Nagen Singh Verified| The Times of India Verified On the state of Kabul:Kabul was one of the most crowded cities. During the day, we have bad traffic jams but now all the streets are empty. During the night, all the streets are empty. It is a very sad city, without the sense of real life going on.
By Nagen Singh Verified| WION News Verified Last night, India's Border Security Force (BSF) spotted a Pakistani-origin drone in the Firozpur area of Punjab near the India-Pakistan border. The BSF spotted the same drone almost five times between ten pm and 12 midnight, during which it crossed the border into India once. Military officials are still investigating the incident in collaboration with the Punjab state police.
Company Info
The Times of India
Noida, Uttar Pradesh, India
+91 22 6635 3216