Esha Roy is a journalist for The Indian Express, focusing on national news in India. She covers a wide range of topics including politics, social issues, and legislation. Her articles provide insights into current events and their impact on society.
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Esha Roy's coverage primarily focuses on government and politics, with a significant emphasis on legal policy regulation. She frequently cites data and covers topics related to women's rights, Indian Parliament, reservation bills, OBC quota, inheritance rights, legal system, green energy, and biodiversity loss.
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By: Esha Roy, Amitabh Sinha
Marking a major step forward in climate action, G20 members Saturday promised to work towards tripling the global renewable energy capacity by 2030. If met, this could avoid carbon dioxide emissions by 7 billion tonnes between now and 2030, according to an assessment by the International Energy Agency (IEA). The G20 also committed to making […]
By: Esha Roy, Ananthakrishnan G
Colonel faces FIR over two-year-old book on Anglo-Kuki War by Federation that accuses him of “misrepresenting” a rebellion as a war and “being biased towards a community”
The panel, chaired by BJP Rajya Sabha MP Brijlal, began examining the three Bills last month, with Home Secretary Ajay Bhalla making a presentation on aspects of the proposed legislation.
By: Esha Roy
“The Board took notice of these matters and decided that special attention will be given to reform society from within,’’ AIMPLB spokesperson S Q R Ilyas said.
By: Esha Roy
‘It is not a colonial building despite the British having built it. They kept in mind, and incorporated, Indian architecture… There was more interaction between the members due to the nature of the building,’ says Bengal CPI(M) chief and ex-MP
By: Esha Roy, Deeptiman Tiwary
“Nadda ji spoke about OBC reservation. Then why are you running away from the caste census? If you love OBCs, do it. Out of our four CMs, three are from the OBC community,” he said.
By: Deeptiman Tiwary, Vikas Pathak, Esha Roy
The women’s reservation Bill, the first legislation to be cleared by both Houses in the new Parliament building, secured 214 votes in its favour with none against it in the Upper House. There was no abstention during the voting proceedings presided by Chairman Jagdeep Dhankhar.
By: Deeptiman Tiwary, Esha Roy
Congress Rajya Sabha member Ranjeet Ranjan kicked off the debate, asking why President Droupadi Murmu, a woman and the first person from the tribal community to hold the high office, was not invited for the opening of the new Parliament.
By: Esha Roy
IUML MP, like AIMIM, has expressed concern about the lack of OBC reservation, pointing out that Muslims are the ‘biggest component of OBCs’; Jamiat Ulama-i-Hind leader has welcomed Bill but said delimitation should not be a ‘tool of discrimination’.
Emissions controls are causing brick kilns to close, raising fears that migrant labourers – who lack social safety nets – will struggle to earn a living
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