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Vivek Baranwal

Vivek Baranwal

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Sub Editor and Reporter, The Farsight Nepal

Birgunj, Kathmandu

Biography

Student of Journalism and Mass Communication, Political Science | Sub @the_farsight; formerly @kathmandupost | Fellow, Civil Society & Media Fellowship - Madhesh Province 023 | Alumnae, CMR Nepal - Journalism Academy 023 | #Stateless (Dec 5, 017 - Jun 25, 023) | #Birgunj & #Bhojpuri

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Total articles 28

  • Cybercrimes and cyber-enabled crimes on upward trend

    By Vivek Baranwal| The Farsight Nepal@ In our earlier story, we reported a particular modus operandi of online financial frauds, where people were lured into investing in fraud schemes. They eventually lost hundreds of thousands of rupees in bid to secure their previous deposits and avert loss. The incidents of online financial fraud are on rise. Suspicious social media pages still run targeted sponsored ads, deceiving users under pretext of online jobs that require no experience but one mobile phone and reward easy earning.

    By Vivek Baranwal · The Farsight Nepal

    Apr. 03, 2025

  • The digital revolution in education: How online learning is shaping future

    By Vivek Baranwal| The Hans India@ India’s education system has undergone a significant transformation, with online education emerging as a key driver of change. By offering a blend of accessibility, flexibility, and innovative teaching methods, online education has been reshaping the way individuals acquire knowledge and skills.

    By Vivek Baranwal · The Hans India

    Mar. 14, 2025

  • Dalit children don’t go to school. They rely on free community tuition

    By Vivek Baranwal| The Farsight Nepal@ The clock hit 4 PM. The calendar read February 14, Friday. I was at a Dalit settlement in Kehuniya, Bindawasini of Birgunj Metropolitan City ward number 19. Children gathered at a vacant piece of land situated between two mud and bamboo huts to the north and the south. They are four to 14 years old and over 100 in numbers. Some had backpacks and others held books, note copies and stationeries in hand.

    By Vivek Baranwal · The Farsight Nepal

    Mar. 10, 2025

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The Farsight Nepal