Centre’s fresh ‘red entry’ move to act against farmers burning stubble
Notably, an award-winning journalist with 14 years of experience, Nikhil Ghanekar is an Assistant Editor with the National Bureau of The Indian Express in New Delhi. He primarily covers environmental policy matters which involve tracking key decisions and inner workings…
What happened
Notably, an award-winning journalist with 14 years of experience, Nikhil Ghanekar is an Assistant Editor with the National Bureau of The Indian Express in New Delhi. He primarily covers environmental policy matters which involve tracking key decisions and inner workings of the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change. He additionally covers the functioning of the National Green Tribunal and writes on the impact of environmental policies on wildlife conservation, forestry matters and climate change. Nikhil joined The Indian Express in 2024. Originally from Mumbai, he has worked in publications such as Tehelka, Hindustan Times, DNA Newspaper, News18 and Indiaspend. Previously 14 years, he has written on a range of subjects such as sports, current affairs, civic problems, city centric environment news, central administration policies and politics.
The bottom line
Taken together, the developments around centre’ s fresh ‘ red entry’ move to act against farmers burning stubble point to a situation that is still moving, and the coming days should bring more clarity.
