Aditya Menon is a journalist for The Quint, specializing in local news coverage in India, with a focus on the state of Rajasthan. Aditya's articles cover a wide range of topics, including politics, elections, social issues, and cultural analysis, providing insightful and informative content to readers.
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Aditya Menon's articles predominantly focus on Indian politics, particularly the local political landscape of Rajasthan and broader national government and politics. His coverage consists mainly of government announcements, evolving stories, and breaking news related to Indian politics.
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By: Himanshi Dahiya, Fatima Khan, Aditya Menon
Documents provided by BJP in a sealed cover give clues on firms that gave crores to BJP through electoral bonds.
By: Aditya Menon, Abhilash Mallick
MEIL was BJP's top donor at Rs 669 crore, followed by Rs 393 crore from MKJ & Rs 272 crore from Aditya Birla Group.
By: Aditya Menon
Ravneet Bittu's entry is unlikely to address BJP's fundamental problem in Punjab. Published It's official.
By: Aditya Menon, Himanshi Dahiya
A number of pro-Hindutva, pro-BJP films have released in the run-up to the 2024 Lok Sabha elections.
By: Aditya Menon
As many as 102 seats spread across 21 states and UTs are voting in the first phase on 19 April.
By: Aditya Menon
Congress workers have accused their Surat candidate Nilesh Kumbhani of being hand-in-glove with the BJP.
By: Aditya Menon
88 seats across 13 states and UTs are voting on 26 April in the second phase of polling.
By: Aditya Menon
The announcement of Amritpal Singh's decision to contest polls was announced by his mother Balwinder Kaur.
By: Aditya Menon
If one goes seat-by-seat, the candidate selection by AAP and Congress in Punjab reveals an interesting pattern.
By: Aditya Menon
BJP had won 81 out of 93 seats voting in phase three. It won't be easy for the party to repeat this feat.
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