Ashish Chauhan is a journalist focused on national news in India. He writes for The Economic Times and India_India, and his work has also appeared in LiveLaw. Ashish covers a range of topics including immigration, corruption, politics, and social issues in India.
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A 42-year-old Rajasthani cook, Sukhdev Prajapati, died of a heart attack after being allegedly assaulted in Gujarat.
A suspected witchdoctor, Navalsinh Chavda, died in police custody after confessing to 12 murders, including family members. Police are under scrutiny for dismissing previous suspicious deaths linked to Chavda as accidents or suicides, despite evidence suggesting foul play. These overlooked cases span from 2021 to 2024 and involve victims across multiple districts.
By: Bharat Yagnik, Ashish Chauhan
AHMEDABAD: Gujarat Police's probe into the death of an 18-year-old MBBS student at Dharpur Medical College in Patan nearly three weeks ago has found
By: Ashish Chauhan
Nearly 18,000 undocumented Indians in the US face deportation as the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) prepares a list ahead of President-elect Trump's term. ICE data reveals thousands of Indians await legal status, with hearings scheduled years later. The US government has labeled India "uncooperative" due to delays in accepting deportees, adding to the complexity.
Can a dead man be a witness and produce evidence about the accident that claimed his life? If Gujarat police had their way, he could.
By: Ashish Chauhan
A bizarre incident occurred in Sanand, where a deceased man, Poonam Senva, was listed as a witness in his own death after a truck collision. This unusual occurrence follows a pattern of misattribution in accidental death cases, including instances where a motorcycle and a bovine were named as the accused.
By: Ashish Chauhan
Over 200 Indians, mostly Gujaratis, are stranded in Sharjah after a promised illegal US entry scheme fell apart. Lured by agents with a chartered flight to Brazil and subsequent land crossing into the US via Mexico, they paid hefty sums. The operation, involving multiple agents and shifting routes due to crackdowns, was disrupted, leaving the hopeful migrants in limbo.
By: Ashish Chauhan
Khyati Hospital exploited the PM-JAY scheme. The hospital falsely tagged thousands of applications as emergencies. This allowed them to bypass reviews
By: Ashish Chauhan
Nearly 50,000 Indians became naturalized US citizens in fiscal year 2024, securing the second-highest spot after Mexico. These new citizens, many of G
Donald Trump has a long to-do list for January 20, the day he once more assumes office as US president. Top of that list is the arrest of illegal immigrants in the US, possibly by taking the help of the army. He has promised mass deportations after that. The future of hundreds of thousands of Indians hangs in the balance. TOI spoke to some of them to understand what lies ahead
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