Aditi Phadnis is a journalist currently working for bsindia, with a focus on national news in India. She also writes for Rediff.com India Ltd. and Business Standard. Aditi's articles cover a wide range of topics including politics, corruption, elections, and international relations.
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Aditi Phadnis focuses on national Indian politics, especially concerning the BJP, Congress, and regional parties. She heavily covers government announcements and legal policy regulation. To effectively reach out to her, offer insights or analysis related to current political developments in India such as election strategies, governance issues, corruption cases or significant policy changes.
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By: Aditi Phadnis
As candidate selection for the Haryana Assembly elections gathers pace — the state goes to the polls on October 1 and nominations close on September 12 — some trends are interesting.
As 'temporary' CM and JMM veteran Champai Soren's switching sides gives BJP leaders a renewed hope ahead of Assembly polls, ruling party claims it will only consolidate Hemant's tribal support base
Since it was formed 58 years ago, Haryana has had Jat chief ministers for 33 of those.
Without a face, INDIA's Lok Sabha tally was 237; the BJP's tally came down to 240. Had there been a face, we could have crossed that, said Aaditya Thackeray
By: Aditi Phadnis
The book gently peels back the sophistication and complexity of his positions on various issues, which were fraught with contradictions, and relates them to his life and times
Lokmanya Tilak lived a life replete with contradictions, although he modified many of his positions later in life.
Mr Pradhan's understanding of realpolitik and organisational dynamics makes him the ultimate party man, notes Aditi Phadnis.
The strains are telling as old friends and new enemies face each other in the battlefield.
Beleaguered Chief Minister Siddaramaiah's political credibility will be tested by the outcome of the three by-elections. And cries that he must resign will become shriller if the Congress loses them.
'I don't believe there is an international conspiracy to swamp tribals in India or in Jharkhand.'
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