Liz Mathew is a journalist for The Indian Express, with a focus on national news in India. She covers a wide range of topics, including politics, government actions, and social issues. Liz's articles provide in-depth analysis and reporting on current events, offering insights into the political landscape of the country.
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By: Liz Mathew
With a day before campaign closes for Phase 3 scheduled for May 7, Singh speaks to The Indian Express. Excerpts:
By: Liz Mathew
“I was against an alliance in Odisha … Naveen babu has supported us on several issues and the party is grateful to him. But, he also did not implement several of our schemes,” says Union Education Minister
By: Liz Mathew
Dharmendra Pradhan has questioned the state government's track record and asked who was running the state and the ruling party in the state.
By: Liz Mathew
Parliament security service works under the Watch and Ward committee umder the LS Secretariat. Ex-Secy General P D T Achary says any change should be under the direction of the Speaker, not MHA.
By: Liz Mathew
With Patnaik's popularity remaining high, BJP is raking up ‘Odia asmita' in its canvassing, targeting his confidant Pandian, Tamil-born ex-bureaucrat who has emerged as BJD's virtual No. 2 and campaign spearhead
Sources said it is not clear who will be in charge of lobbies which include the chambers of both the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha as well as the main reception.
By: Liz Mathew
Nadda claimed that just as the Muslim League sowed the seeds of India's Partition, Congress has attempted to divide the country's south from its northern parts through economic non-cooperation and linguistic differences.
By: Richa, Liz Mathew, Calvin Yang
“Rapid change in work, workplaces and our workforce have presented us with new possibilities and paradoxes,” said Mr Heng Swee Keat.
By: Liz Mathew
The Opposition leaders had to drop these words from their speeches made on the public broadcaster in the run-up to the Lok Sabha elections.
By: Liz Mathew
The Opposition leaders had to drop these words from their speeches made on the public broadcaster in the run-up to the Lok Sabha elections.
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