April 2023 Archive – India News Haven

Hey there! If you’re scrolling through April 2023 on India News Haven, you’ve hit the spot where we packed a bunch of real‑life stories that mattered last month. From the everyday pressures faced by middle‑class boys to big questions about how trustworthy our news sources are, we covered a lot. Below is a quick rundown of what you can find, broken into two easy sections so you can jump straight to the topics you care about.

Society & Economy Highlights

One of the most read pieces asked, “How hard is the life of middle‑class boys in India?” It dove into school pressure, job hunting, family duties and the lack of solid infrastructure that makes life feel like a nonstop test. Readers related to the stress and the way resilience keeps many moving forward.

We also tackled the myth that the average Indian lives on just $1,700 a year. The article broke down real purchasing power, pointed out why many can’t afford big gadgets, and showed how foreign investment is nudging the economy forward, even though a lot of people still feel the pinch.

Air India’s woes got a full expose too. Financial debt, a thin fleet, high staff costs and outdated tech were laid out in plain terms. It helped readers understand why the airline’s reputation has taken a hit and what could turn things around.

Media & Safety Insights

Media credibility sparked a hot debate. In one post we asked, “Is the Times of India still credible?” We examined newer fact‑checking steps, diversity drives, and lingering doubts from readers who wonder if bias still slips in. Another piece explored India Today’s tilt, suggesting a slight centre‑right lean while still offering balanced coverage overall.

For anyone hunting the best place to read Indian news online, we listed go‑to websites like The Hindu, Times of India, Hindustan Times, and Indian Express, plus aggregators like Inshorts and News Dog. The goal was to give a clear shortcut to reliable headlines without the hassle of scrolling through endless feeds.

Road safety made its way onto the archive as well. Two articles answered tough questions about hit‑and‑run cases. First, we looked at whether most drivers get caught—technology and surveillance are raising the odds, but many still slip through. Then we gave a step‑by‑step guide on what to do if you’re involved in or witness a hit‑and‑run in India, from staying on scene and gathering details to calling police and preserving evidence.

All these stories share a common thread: they’re about everyday Indians trying to make sense of their world, whether it’s money, media or safety. If any of these topics hit close to home, you can dive deeper into the full articles on our site. Keep coming back for fresh takes on what’s happening across the country, and feel free to share your thoughts in the comments. Your voice matters in this conversation. Happy reading!