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Shweta Singh

Shweta Singh

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Sub Editor, DNA India

India

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  • 7 animals that are pink in colour

    By Shweta Singh| DNA India Verified Known for their striking pink feathers, flamingos get their colour from pigments in their diet, primarily from algae and crustaceans. Flamingo A type of salamander, axolotls often appear pink due to a genetic trait called leucism, which causes a pale or pinkish skin tone. Axolotl Found in the Amazon River, the pink river dolphin is renowned for its pale, pinkish hue, which can vary depending on age and environment.

    By Shweta Singh · DNA India

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Who owns Rajdhani, Shatabdi, Vande Bharat trains? The real owner is…

    By Shweta Singh| DNA India Verified India’s pride in high-speed railway travel is reflected in premium trains like the Rajdhani Express, Shatabdi Express, and Vande Bharat Express. These trains are widely recognised for their speed, comfort, and modern amenities. But have you ever wondered who actually owns these trains? While they run under the banner of Indian Railways, the real ownership lies elsewhere. Surprisingly, it’s not Indian Railways but the Indian Railway Finance Corporation (IRFC) that owns these premium trains.

    By Shweta Singh · DNA India

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • 7 animals that are pink in colour

    By Shweta Singh| DNA India Verified Known for their striking pink feathers, flamingos get their colour from pigments in their diet, primarily from algae and crustaceans. Flamingo A type of salamander, axolotls often appear pink due to a genetic trait called leucism, which causes a pale or pinkish skin tone. Axolotl Found in the Amazon River, the pink river dolphin is renowned for its pale, pinkish hue, which can vary depending on age and environment.

    By Shweta Singh · DNA India

    Apr. 16, 2025

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DNA India

DNA - Daily News & Analysis is an Indian English-language broadsheet newspaper published by Diligent Media Corporation. Founded in 2005, it serves cities such as Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Pune, Jaipur, Bangalore, and Indore. The newspaper covers a wide range of topics, including news and current affairs, and is known for its journalism. In addition to its print publication, DNA operates a digital news platform that provides online news and breaking news coverage. The company is involved in media production, content creation, and publishing, catering to both print and digital audiences. With an annual revenue reported between 150 to 250 crores, DNA employs around 414 people as of February 2025.

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Founded: 2005