Devendra Pratap Singh

Devendra Pratap Singh is a news writer and digital content contributor associated with AmanShantiNews.com. He writes informative and reader-focused articles covering current affairs, India news, Uttar Pradesh news, government schemes, technology, education, automobiles, and other topics relevant to everyday readers. His editorial approach focuses on presenting information in a clear, simple, and easy-to-understand format. He aims to provide readers with useful, timely, and responsibly written news and informational content. Devendra believes in fact-focused journalism, transparent information, and creating content that helps readers understand important developments without unnecessary complexity. Biographical Information Full Name: Devendra Pratap Singh Profession: News Writer & Digital Content Contributor Organization: AmanShantiNews.com Primary Role: Content Research, News Writing & Editorial Contribution Content Language: English & Hindi Areas of Coverage: India News, Uttar Pradesh News, Government Schemes, Technology, Education, Automobile, Business and General News Author Profile: https://amanshantinews.com/author/devendra/ Website: https://amanshantinews.com/ Editorial Focus Devendra Pratap Singh focuses on creating useful, accurate, and reader-friendly content. His articles are written with an emphasis on factual information, clarity, originality, and practical value for readers. Author Introduction Devendra Pratap Singh is a news writer at AmanShantiNews.com who contributes articles on current affairs, government schemes, technology, education, automobiles, and important developments across India and Uttar Pradesh.

Mit Alumni: Meet Adit Abraham and Raunak Chowdhuri: The Indian-origin MIT alumni who named their startup after Harry Potter’s “Reductor Curse”

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Adit Abraham and Raunak Chowdhuri (Photo via LinkedIn) Harry Potter movies and novels have been an integral part of childhood, sending children into a fantasy world. But it seems that some MIT alumni have taken this childhood fantasy to another level.Adit Abraham and Raunak Chowdhuri, two MIT graduates of Indian origin, named their AI company … Read more

Who are India’s NEET youth? What NITI’s 8.7 crore figure really tells us | India News

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AI generated representational image During election coverage, a common refrain among older folks is their concern that young people are sitting at home without jobs, sometimes not even looking for one, happily scrolling through reels. Talk to young people and they often speak of a lack of coherent job opportunities or the skills that match … Read more

He is just 16, still in Class 12, pays his father Rs 2 lakh a month and has trained 5 lakh students: Meet India’s AI prodigy Raul John Aju who has already met the UN Chief

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Most 16-year-olds ask their parents for pocket money. Raul John Aju pays his father a salary of Rs 2 lakh a month. That single fact, so simple, so completely unexpected, captures everything that makes Raul’s story one of the most remarkable things happening in India right now. Not just in the world of technology. In … Read more

‘I’ve tried everything else’: Indian-origin Canadian man finds long-lost maternal family after turning to AI

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Growing up in Amritsar in the 1960s, Singh had heard whispers that the woman he believed was his mother was not his biological mother at all. His grandmother, whom he knew as the person who raised him, was in fact his paternal grandmother. The truth about his birth remained largely a family secret. At eight, … Read more

Shocker! Cockroach spotted inside Delhi’s Big Chill Cakery dessert display, sparks online outrage

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A visit to a popular bakery is usually about choosing between too many tempting desserts. But one recent video from Delhi has people looking at a pastry display for a very different reason.A cockroach was reportedly spotted crawling inside the display refrigerator at The Big Chill Cakery in Khan Market, Delhi. And, unfortunately, it was … Read more

‘Everyone told him to leave judo’: How Harsh Singh defied injuries to become a CWG champion

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Harsh Singh became India’s first male judoka to win Commonwealth Games gold. For Harsh Singh’s family, the gold medal at the 2026 Commonwealth Games was the culmination of years of training, injuries and uncertainty. The 23-year-old from Delhi became the first Indian male judoka to win a Commonwealth Games gold, beating Australia’s Joshua Katz in … Read more

COVID Antivirals Less Effective Than First Thought, Research Finds

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This image provided by Pfizer in October 2021 shows the company’s COVID-19 Paxlovid pills. Pfizer via AP New Australian research suggests the routine use of expensive oral COVID-19 antivirals should be reassessed, concluding that clinical trials have failed to show a significant reduction in hospitalisation or death among vaccinated populations. The findings, published in the … Read more

Bhagwant Mann: Over 76 lakh women registered under Mawan Dheeyan Satkar Yojna: Punjab CM Mann | India News

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Satkar Sakhis played crucial role in making Mukh Mantri Mawan-Dheeyan Satkar Yojna successful Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann on Wednesday said 76.11 lakh women have been registered under the state government’s Mawan Dheeyan Satkar Yojna.He said a sum of Rs 2,381 crore has already been transferred into the accounts of 68.06 lakh women.Under the Mukh … Read more