Bharti Jain is a Senior Editor at The Times of India. She specializes in reporting on government and politics, focusing on areas such as home ministry, security affairs, and election commissions, while also covering regional and world news. Bharti has been featured in Inventiva, ReadWrite, and The Economic Times.
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Chief Election Commissioner Rajiv Kumar highlighted concerns about misinformation and manipulation via social media during elections.
Election Management Bodies (EMBs) from 14 countries, including India, resolved to form a global working group to tackle social media, AI, and cybersecurity in elections.
By: Manash Pratim Gohain Bharti Jain
Released on the eve of Republic Day, the 2025 Padma Shri list honors unsung heroes contributing to Indian culture, heritage, and social progress.
Former Chief Justice of India, Jagdish Singh Khehar, and late Suzuki Corporation chairman, Osamu Suzuki, have been named for the Padma Vibhushan.
Uttar Pradesh Police topped the medals tally on the eve of Republic Day, winning 95 of the 797 medals for gallantry, distinguished, and meritorious service.
Gujarat home minister Harsh Sanghavi rebutted Arvind Kejriwal's claims about Gujarat police presence in Delhi elections, explaining it's routine
The CPI (Maoist) politburo's active members have dwindled to four, down from 16 in 2004, due to killings, arrests, surrenders, and deaths.
BJP's income rose to Rs 4,340.5 crore in 2023-24, with Rs 1,685.6 crore from electoral bonds, the highest ever.
By: Bharti Jain
Image used for representative purposes CISF ) will establish its first Mahila (women) Reserve Battalion in Nuh , Haryana, which is expected to meet
By: Bharti Jain
The Election Commission has issued a notice to Arvind Kejriwal seeking evidence for his claims that Haryana poisoned Yamuna waters.
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