Senior Assistant Vice President, Communications
Deeksha Bhardwaj is a Senior Assistant Vice President of Communications at Hindustan Times. She specializes in Indian politics, focusing on the Election Commission of India, state elections, government policies, and digital law. Deeksha's insights and analyses on these topics have been featured in various publications, including Hindustan Times.
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Deeksha Bhardwaj's coverage primarily focuses on government announcements, legal policy regulations, Indian politics, Election Commission of India, state elections, and government policies. She seems to be interested in topics related to digital laws and their implications.
Considering her strong focus on national (India) news with an emphasis on governmental actions and policies, she is likely most interested in pitches that offer insights into new or evolving digital laws in India. Additionally, she may welcome commentary from legal experts specializing in Indian law or individuals well-versed in the intricacies of Indian political processes.
Given her attention to specific states like Madhya Pradesh (MP), Rajasthan, Telangana, Chhattisgarh, Mizoram alongside national-level developments under the Election Commission of India's purview suggests a receptiveness towards information relevant to these regions as well as broader national insight.
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Election Commission adjudicates political party symbol disputes based on law and evidence
The government has issued a show-cause notice to WhatsApp over its plan to replace phone numbers with usernames, citing increased cybercrime risks.
The move follows fresh discussions within the government on strengthening enforcement of the framework amid growing concerns over the misuse of VPN services to conceal identities.
By: Deeksha Bhardwaj
Experts state that there are several loopholes that leave children exposed to being targeted on social media companies, highlighting the need for stricter implementation of laws and enhanced scrutiny.
By: Deeksha Bhardwaj
The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) had earlier issued notices to WhatsApp, Telegram and Signal after raising concerns that username-based messaging
The SIR exercise, which the poll body has described as a routine effort to clean electoral rolls, has triggered sustained attacks from Opposition parties.
