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.

Psychology says parents who keep old report cards and childhood drawings may be preserving a part of their own life story, not just memories

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A faded report card, a colourful drawing made with uneven crayons or a tiny note written in a child’s handwriting may seem like ordinary pieces of paper. But for many parents, throwing them away can feel surprisingly difficult. Even when children grow into adults, parents may continue to keep folders filled with schoolwork, drawings and … Read more

“I don’t have a car”: Meet Sumit Prajapati, who took his humble e-rickshaw ‘Riki’ from Muzaffarnagar in UP to Spiti Valley at 12,500 feet

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Sumit Prajapti (Instagram/@sumit_prajapati87) For most people, a journey to Spiti Valley means choosing between a sturdy SUV or a mountain-friendly motorcycle. But Sumit Kumar Prajapati, an e-rickshaw driver from Muzaffarnagar, Uttar Pradesh, decided to give his journey a surprising twist. He did not own a car so he decided to take the vehicle he already … Read more

Maharashtra TET paper leak: Employees hid question papers in shoes, paid Rs 8,000 each | India News

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File photo: Thane Police arrest three in connection with TET paper leak case NEW DELHI: The Maharashtra Teacher Eligibility Test paper allegedly walked out of an Agra printing press hidden inside shoe insoles, with two employees paid Rs 8,000 each to smuggle out the confidential examination material, according to a chargesheet filed by Thane City … Read more

How 22-year-old Snehal faces cruel comments about her body and health but keeps chasing her dream of becoming an actor

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For 22-year-old Snehal, being seen in public can sometimes mean dealing with stares, questions and cruel comments about her appearance. But behind the physical differences people notice first is a young woman with ambitions that she refuses to give up. Snehal, who shares her journey on Instagram through the account @swaggysnehal, has opened up about … Read more

Pakistan International Airlines: PIA gets a fashion makeover with nine designers, but Pakistanis have one question: ‘Will the AC work now?’

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Pakistan International Airlines has a new look. But judging by the reaction online, passengers seem to have other things on their minds.Nine Pakistani designers showcased their ideas for PIA’s new uniforms for 2026 on September 16, with the airline describing the event as a meeting point between Pakistani fashion and “the future of flight”.The designers … Read more

The Indian town that bottled the smell of rain: How Kannauj turned rose petals, copper stills and an ancient craft into a global fragrance legacy

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Tucked away in Uttar Pradesh, roughly 80 kilometres from Kanpur, sits a town most Indians have never heard of, yet it has quietly built a global reputation entirely around scent. This is Kannauj, officially and popularly celebrated across the country as the Perfume Capital of India. According to various industry estimates circulating in recent years, … Read more