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richa sharma
Richa Sharma

Richa Sharma

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richa.sharma2@aajtak.com

A journalist with over two decades of reporting experience in infrastructure, environment, policy, and politics. My media journey took me to various newsrooms — wire services, newspapers, and digital platforms — covering the intersection of different sectors in India's sustainable growth story. Covering India's infrastructure boom as it walks towards becoming a developed economy by 2047, with Highways, Aviation, Railways and Power sector being key building blocks in this growth story. Closely tracking the net-zero ...

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Simaero India opened its first A320 NEO full-flight simulator in Gurgaon and plans to take it to eight in the next five years.  

Making India a Centre of excellence pilot training: Simaero CEO Nicolas Moute

by Richa Sharma |Jun 28, 2026

India will need over 22,000 pilots by 2030. Pilot training is expensive and majority of airlines send their pilots abroad for training. Simaero to invest $100 million in India for training 5,000 pilot...

Behind India's import dependence is solar installations

Behind India's import dependence is solar installations

by Richa Sharma |Jun 27, 2026

India's solar installations have multiplied tenfold in the past decade but it's heavily dependent on imports, with 98% of wafers and 100% of polysilicon sourced from China.

The company has already secured approvals for four projects -- Navi Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Lucknow and Guwahati and remaining approvals in advanced stages.

Adani airport city project: Construction has commenced around four airports    

by Richa Sharma |Jun 27, 2026

Adani Airport Holdings Ltd (AAHL) announced Rs 20,000 crore integrated airport cities development plan across six airports and has already secured approvals for four projects.  

Rising temperatures emerged as the most widely observed climatic change across cities, while rainfall variability was more strongly perceived in Chennai and Surat.

How extreme heat and floods are disrupting operations of manufacturing MSMEs

by Richa Sharma |Jun 26, 2026

MSMEs contribute nearly 35% of manufacturing output. However, growing exposure to climate risks is threatening the stability and continuity of industrial production systems

International check-in and immigration will be completed at your departure airport. You can arrive at least 3 hours before departure to allow enough time for these formalities.

Air India’s 11xx flights follow a different journey: What passengers need to know

by Richa Sharma |Jun 25, 2026

Passengers booked on these flights may encounter a different airport process--from check-in to boarding

ONGC’s sustainability gameplan: Building an integrated energy giant

ONGC’s sustainability gameplan: Building an integrated energy giant

by Richa Sharma |Jun 25, 2026

ONGC has committed Rs 2 lakh crore by 2038 across a structured set of decarbonisation levers.

The latest commissioning further strengthens Juniper Green Energy’s expanding renewable energy portfolio and marks another significant milestone for the company. 

Juniper Green Energy commissions India’s largest wind turbine 

by Richa Sharma |Jun 24, 2026

Adds over 82 MW of wind capacity across multiple projects, strengthening its renewable energy portfolio

The industry is now moving beyond module manufacturing and focusing on deeper backward integration to strengthen supply chain resilience and reduce long term dependence on imports.

Can India's energy transition story be written without China reliance?  

by Richa Sharma |Jun 22, 2026

India’s energy transition is now moving from renewable capacity addition to renewable reliability with battery storage, with a huge Chinese dependence.

India wants to reduce Chinese dependence when it comes to energy

Can India's energy transition story be written without China reliance? 

by Richa Sharma |Jun 22, 2026

India’s energy transition is now moving from renewable capacity addition to renewable reliability with battery storage, with a huge Chinese dependence.

Big hurdle for Tata Power: Land troubles stall Odisha nuclear project (AI generated)

Tata Power's nuclear plan hits land hurdle in Odisha

by Richa Sharma |Jun 21, 2026

Land acquisition for nuclear power projects is emerging as a bigger challenge for India Inc as they look to zero in on sites for an atomic energy foray