Liz Mathew is a journalist at The Indian Express. She covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest and world news, government and politics, social issues, and health and wellness, with a particular focus on India and Congress. Liz has been featured in various prominent publications such as ChannelNewsAsia, Financial Express (India), and World Wealth Journal.
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By: Liz Mathew
OCCRP had published news articles against Adani; BJP MP Sambit Patra calls Rahul ‘traitor of highest order'
As Chief Minister of Manipur, Biren Singh has been accused of taking sides in a state torn apart by sectarian violence for over a year and a half. Yet, he has stayed on. The Indian Express traces his journey — the footballer who tackled journalism and politics, before finding himself in the middle of one of the most bruising conflicts the state has seen
By: Liz Mathew
Opposition accuses BJP of raising rows with the sole intent of ensuring Parliament disruption, while Congress’s own allies want it to get past Adani issue
By: Liz Mathew, Deeptiman Tiwary
While Congress protests outside the House on the Adani issue, proceedings inside get derailed after the ruling party targets the Opposition party over its leadership’s alleged links to George Soros.
By: Liz Mathew
While J P Nadda slammed the Opposition MPs' press conference against Rajya Sabha Chairman Jagdeep Dhankhar, Lok Sabha witnessed protests after the BJP raised Sonia Gandhi's alleged links to George Soros.
By: Liz Mathew
According to the draft bill, Article 82 A, which is to be inserted, would be: “The President may by a public notification issued on the day of the first sitting of the House by the people after a general election, bring into force the provision of this article, that date of the notification shall be called the appointed date.”
By: Anil Sasi, Liz Mathew
In July this year, India – world’s third-largest consumer of crude oil with a high import dependency level of over 85 per cent – had surpassed China as the largest buyer of Russian oil.
By: Louisa Tang, Richa, Liz Mathew
The authorities said last month that financial influencers, or finfluencers, must be licensed and regulated if they provide financial advice.
By: Divya A, Liz Mathew
While all Opposition parties call the Bills “anti-constitutional” and oppose their introduction, DMK and NCP (SP) say can be sent to JPC
By: Manoj C G, Pragynesh, Asad Rehman, Liz Mathew
Police were still to act on a Congress complaint against BJP MPs who it said had pushed Congress president and Leader of Opposition in Rajya Sabha Mallikarjun Kharge to the ground and caused injuries to him.
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