Nirwa Mehta is the Editor in Chief at OpIndia. She focuses on politics, public policy, and elections, providing insightful analysis and commentary on these critical areas. Nirwa's work has been featured in various prominent publications, solidifying her reputation as a knowledgeable voice in the field.
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Nirwa Mehta's coverage spans evolving political and social issues in India, with a focus on legal regulation, government announcements, and opinion editorials. She extensively covers topics related to Gujarat politics and the Godhra Riots. Given her interest in these areas, she would likely be receptive to pitches from experts or individuals who can offer nuanced perspectives on Indian politics and legal matters.
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Rahul Gandhi is weaponising doubts to mask his and his own party’s failures.
Decriminalising contempt of court could hurt sensitive egos of milords, but it will definitely strengthen democracy.
As Rahul Gandhi and other Congress supporters call for a Nepal like 'Gen Z revolution' in India, a reminder how 90s politically unstable India is a cautionary tale.
It is interesting to note that during the UPA I, when the cash for votes scam surfaced, the sting related to the same was not telecast by Sardesai, who wanted to 'investigate'.
In a world where female leaders are still subjected to outdated notions of how they should look, act, or speak, Meloni’s calm strength was a quiet rebuke.
By: Nirwa Mehta
Venezuela marks a turning point where US power shed humanitarian rhetoric for open imperial coercion, exposing Europe’s complicity and Western decline.
By: Nirwa Mehta
As figures like Mukhtar Ansari and others once thrived under political patronage, the controversy brings into focus Uttar Pradesh’s transition from alleged “mafia raj” to a stricter law-and-order regime in recent years.
By: Nirwa Mehta
Rehabilitation of surrendered Maoists is becoming central to India’s anti-LWE strategy, helping weaken insurgency by offering dignity, reintegration, and a path back to normal life.
Andhra Pradesh declares itself Maoist-free ahead of the 2026 deadline. A deep dive into how sustained security operations, surrenders, and declining violence led to the near-eradication of Left-Wing Extremism.
