Mekhala Saran is a Reporter at The Quint. She covers a range of topics including India, the Supreme Court, crime, media, and social issues, often highlighting the intersection of law and society. Mekhala's work has been featured in The Quint, TheWire.in, and Scroll Media.
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Mekhala Saran's reporting predominantly focuses on legal policy regulation, with a significant emphasis on government and politics. She appears to be particularly interested in the workings of the Indian judicial system, often covering specific cases and their implications.
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Mekhala does not appear to have a specific geographic focus but primarily covers issues related to India’s legal and political landscape.
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By: Mekhala Saran
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By: Mekhala Saran
"Hundreds of children, women, and men are left on the streets in chilly winter," read a petition filed in the SC.
Compensation may be a good idea, but how will you quantify what GN Saibaba lost? And what Pandu Narote did.
By: Mekhala Saran
Alpa Shah's book, ‘The Incarcerations', is alive with stories of fearlessness, but also of the cost it extracts.
We are really hopeful now but also angry that a clearly innocent man has to remain in jail.
By: Mekhala Saran
Sahba Husain relinquished her freedom to spend nearly two years in house arrest in a makeshift room with her partner of 30 years.
By: Mekhala Saran
Sahba Husain relinquished her freedom to spend nearly two years in house arrest in a makeshift room with her partner of 30 years.
Kashmiri journalist Fahad Shah returned home in November 2023 after 21 months of captivity across different lockups.
By: Mekhala Saran
As NA Ronga's own portfolio of work suggests, this tragic tale of preventive detention in Kashmir is not uncommon.
What of Banojyotsna, who switched jobs to fight Umar's case and Sharjeel's mother, waiting for her son to come home?
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