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Himanshu Mishra's coverage primarily focuses on breaking news and evolving stories related to government, politics, and crime in India, with a specific focus on Delhi. His articles often cover tragic events such as crimes or accidents.
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Rahul Gandhi staged a sit-in at Parliament Street police station with Sahil Lochav, pressing for an FIR over the alleged pellet firing. After hours of protest, Delhi Police registered a case against unknown persons, making it the first formal step in the matter.
By: Himanshu Mishra, Arvind Ojha, Akash Chatterjee
A group posing as CBI officers tried to raid a businessman's home in Rohini but was stopped at the gate. The failed bid, echoing Special 26, later led police to arrest three suspects.
By: Himanshu Mishra
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By: Vivek Kumar, Himanshu Mishra
The proposed mechanism is expected to address regulatory concerns raised by foreign investors, particularly Japanese companies, and speed up the setting up of advanced manufacturing facilities in India.
By: Himanshu Mishra
In a Super Exclusive interview with India Today’s Himanshu Mishra, Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal outlines India’s ambitious plans to deepen economic ties with Japan. Goyal says the government expects the number of Japanese companies operating in India to potentially double from around 1,500 to 3,000 in the coming years. He highlights technology, manufacturing and deep-tech as key areas for greater Japanese investment and collaboration. The government is actively inviting Japanese companies to expand their presence in India and explore new opportunities. The push comes as India seeks to strengthen manufacturing, attract global investment and build stronger strategic and economic partnerships with Japan.
By: Himanshu Mishra, Zafar Abbas
An Instagram bank offer scam led Delhi Police to two men and 50 mobile phones. The case has opened a wider probe into alleged foreign links and a cross-border supply chain.
By: Himanshu Mishra
The Special Cell said an ISI-backed espionage network used a Delhi couple to supply Indian SIM cards, recruit operatives and gather sensitive information, with police tracing links to handlers in Pakistan.
By: Anshul Singh, Sharangee Dutta, Himanshu Mishra
The accused and his accomplice lured the 38-year-old victim, Gul Hasan, to a container on the pretext of taking him to a doctor for medicines. The victim's father then, with his aide's help, smashed his son's head with a rock before strangling him with a makeshift rope.
By: Piyush Mishra, Himanshu Mishra
BJP president Nitin Nabin reprimanded three Delhi MPs after they visited Sajjan Kumar's family to offer condolences. The visit drew sharp criticism from HS Phoolka and prompted the party to stress it was a personal act.
By: Himanshu Mishra, Ajmal Abbas
The CCTV footage showed the 3-year-old child allegedly being tied to a chair for hours, slapped and having his ears pulled at a play school in Delhi.
