Manju Sharma — Articles and Analysis

If you follow India Election Insights, this tag collects work by and about Manju Sharma. Expect clear, practical takes on media coverage, local news at the border, aviation incidents, and everyday tech questions. The posts range from quick explainers to investigative-style observations. If a topic sounds odd together—media bias and Redmi pricing—that’s because Manju writes across beats and digs into details readers actually need.

What you’ll find here

How do different Indian media houses report the same news? — A short, sharp look at bias and framing so you can read headlines with more skepticism. BSF permits fishing on Indian side of Padma from today? — Practical local news with what changed for fishers and why it matters for cross-border life. Has there ever been a mid-air plane collision? — A factual recap of past collisions and what changed in air safety after major crashes.

What are the all time best electronics books? — A reader-friendly list for hobbyists and students who want solid, hands-on titles. What product started the consumer electronics market? — A brief history focused on the radio and how early devices shaped mass electronics. What are electronic appliances? — Clear definitions and examples for anyone confused by tech terms.

Other pieces answer everyday tech puzzles: pricing of popular phones, safe use of foreign electronics in India, RC circuit time constants, and transient response basics. There are also human-interest or opinion-style posts—like thinking about why electronics as a hobby has declined, or assessing a young athlete’s success—showing Manju’s range.

How to use this tag

Scan titles first. The page groups short explainers and local updates together, so pick what you need—quick facts or background reading. Use your browser find (Ctrl+F) to jump to a keyword like “BSF” or “electronics.” If you want deeper research, note the titles that link technical ideas to real life—those are the best starting points for further reading.

Want regular updates? Follow the site’s newsletter or check this tag periodically; new posts by Manju appear under the same tag when added. If a summary raises questions, leave a comment on the original article or suggest a follow-up topic; Manju’s posts are written to start conversations, not end them.

If you’re here researching a topic for work or study, collect the posts that match your need—technical primers for classroom use, media pieces for debate prep, and local news for community context. Each article aims to give a clear takeaway you can use right away.

Have a tip, correction, or a local story idea for Manju? Send it through the site’s contact form. Good stories often start with a reader’s simple question.

Prefer quick answers? Use the short explainers for fact checks and the longer posts for background. Cite titles and dates when using content for reports. If you plan to share the pieces on social media, quote a specific line and add context so readers know why it matters locally. For classroom use, pull the technical primers and pair them with hands-on exercises and labs.