Richa Singh

Richa Singh is a nurse who has always been curious about the distance between policy and practice — between what a government scheme promises on paper and what actually happens when it reaches a patient, a family, or a community.

Working in healthcare gives you a front-row view of that distance. Every day, Richa sees how decisions made in ministry offices, RBI boardrooms, and parliamentary committees ripple outward into real lives. That ground-level perspective shapes everything she writes.

When she covers a public health initiative, she isn't just describing the scheme — she's asking whether the architecture of the policy actually solves the problem it claims to. When she analyses an editorial, she's looking for where the argument holds and where it glosses over the complexity of implementation. At GKSolver, Richa covers Banking, Sports, Editorials, and social policy. Her core belief: understanding news properly means asking not just what was decided, but what it will actually mean for real people.