Nitesh Kumar – Articles & Insights

When you read content by Nitesh Kumar, a prolific writer who shares practical insights on health, finance, digital marketing, education and social issues, you get a blend of real‑world examples and clear advice. He writes for people who want to improve daily life without drowning in jargon. Nitesh Kumar tackles topics that matter to teachers, freelancers, students and anyone tracking policy changes.

One of his recurring themes is mental health, the state of emotional and psychological well‑being that influences daily functioning. In a recent piece he described how a yoga session in Sonbhadra helped 150 students and teachers lower stress, linking physical practice to better focus in the classroom. The article shows that simple, community‑driven activities can boost mood and reduce anxiety, proving that mental health isn’t just a buzzword—it’s a practical tool for educators.

Finance shows up a lot in his work, especially around tax filing, the process of submitting income‑tax returns to the government, including deadlines and penalties. He broke down the CBDT’s decision to push the ITR deadline to September 15, 2025, and explained what non‑audit versus audit cases need to know. By spelling out late‑fee formulas and interest rates, he turns a dreaded deadline into a checklist you can actually follow.

Digital marketers will recognize his deep dive into affiliate marketing, a performance‑based business model where partners earn commissions for driving sales or leads. He pinpointed burnout signs—fatigue, loss of motivation, constant multitasking—and offered concrete steps like delegating tasks, setting clear work boundaries, and scheduling regular breaks. The guidance feels like a quick coaching session you can apply right after reading.

Education comparisons are another pillar of his portfolio. In an article contrasting school life in India and the USA, he laid out how curriculum structures, classroom culture and parental expectations differ. By weaving personal anecdotes with data on class sizes and extracurricular emphasis, he helps teachers and parents see where each system excels and where it falls short. This side‑by‑side view makes it easier to adopt best practices from both countries.

Environmental sustainability rounds out his subject list. He reported on a potential launch of the LiFE movement (Lifestyle for Environment) by the Prime Minister, describing how everyday choices—like reducing plastic use or choosing public transport—can add up to national impact. The piece stresses that sustainability isn’t just policy; it’s a habit that starts at home.

What you’ll discover in Nitesh Kumar’s collection

Below you’ll find a curated set of articles that span health, finance, marketing, education and the environment. Each piece is written to give you actionable takeaways, whether you’re planning a yoga session for your school, filing your next tax return, avoiding affiliate burnout, comparing curricula, or adopting greener habits. Dive in and see how these diverse topics intersect to support a balanced, informed life.