When you explore the work of Harmanpreet Kaur, a journalist covering media, technology and cultural trends in India, you’ll see a clear focus on how information shapes everyday life. Also known as HK, she blends on‑ground reporting with quick analysis, making complex topics feel doable.
One of the main arenas she dives into is Media, the collection of platforms that deliver news, entertainment and advertising. Within media, Social Media, online services where users create and share content stands out as a driver of public opinion, especially in Indian Society, the cultural and demographic landscape of the subcontinent. Her pieces on social‑media trends, mental‑health support in schools, and the evolution of entertainment news illustrate how each sector feeds the other.
In this collection you’ll see how heavy rainfall reports link to emergency response, how a cricket showdown reflects sports media coverage, and why atheism sparks lively debate in a country of traditions. The set also covers practical tips – from boosting traffic on social platforms to mailing packages without a box – all filtered through Harmanpreet Kaur's clear voice. Whether you’re hunting for the latest media analysis or a quick how‑to guide, the articles below give a balanced mix of insight and actionable advice. Dive in and see how the pieces connect the dots across media, technology, and everyday life.
India's women lost the series to Australia and were hit with a 10% fine for a slow over-rate, as captain Harmanpreet Kaur accepted the penalty.