Jeemon Jacob is a journalist based in Kerala, India. He writes for India Today and Cigalah Group, covering a wide range of topics including politics, social issues, and current affairs in Kerala. With a keen interest in local news and a deep understanding of the region, Jeemon provides insightful and comprehensive coverage of events and developments in Kerala.
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Jeemon Jacob primarily covers local government and politics in Kerala, India. His focus is on evolving political stories and government announcements related to the region. Given this, he would be interested in receiving pitches from individuals with expertise or direct involvement in Kerala's political landscape. Specifically, those who can provide insights into evolving political situations, analyze government policies and regulations, and offer commentary on key figures such as Pinarayi Vijayan.
Potential sources could include local politicians, policy analysts specializing in Indian state politics, as well as experts on topics like women empowerment within the context of Kerala's unique sociopolitical environment.
Understanding the nuances of Kerala’s regional politics will be crucial when reaching out to Jeemon Jacob for potential coverage opportunities.
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By: Ashish Mukherjee, Jeemon Jacob
'There is no doubt the BJP will remain an underdog in Kerala,' predicted the Congress veteran
The Congress holding on to one of its last bastions, the Left looking for resurrection and the BJP searching for a breach in the walls. Which way will Kerala turn?
As Shashi Tharoor looks to make it four in a row for the Congress in Thiruvananthapuram, the BJP's Rajeev Chandrasekhar could well spring a surprise
By: Ashish Mukherjee, Jeemon Jacob
The Gandhi scion continues to draw big crowds, but will that suffice against strong opponents and building voter disenchantment?
The Gandhi scion continues to draw big crowds, but will that suffice against strong opponents and building voter disenchantment?
Whether or not it wins a Lok Sabha seat, the party looks well-placed to be on a stronger wicket in the 2026 assembly polls
With the BJP aiming to breach the Christian vote, the IUML can play saviour for the Congress in crucial seats
A debacle could diminish the Kerala CM's ratings besides being seen as a referendum on the LDF government
In one of the Congress's last bastions, the ruling Left is eyeing resurrection and the BJP a breakthrough
By: Ashish Mukherjee, Jeemon Jacob
Two years ago, the party launched a massive outreach by doing a survey of churches and identifying leaders who could be influenced
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