Nishtha Anushree is a Senior Subeditor at Swarajya. She covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest and world news, government and politics, as well as spirituality and arts and entertainment, with a particular focus on elections, public policy, and security policy. Nishtha's work has been featured in Swarajya.
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By: Nishtha Anushree
Dr Vinod Kumar Tyagi, an oncologist, lives in Meerut and uses the Regional Rapid Transit System (RRTS) to reach hospitals across the National Capital Region (NCR). Two days a week, he is at the Shri Jagannath Charitable Cancer Institute near Duhai, in Ghaziabad.
Rakshpal Yadav was a farmer in Uttar Pradesh's Rampur until two years ago. He was exploring ways to increase and diversify his sources of income and came across an e-lottery application for a liquor licence.
For four days beginning 20 June, half a dozen Nihang Sikhs armed with spears and swords held the roof of the Nagrasu Gurdwara in Rudraprayag on the Badrinath highway in Uttarakhand.
By: Nishtha Anushree
The high-profile loss of Deputy CM Keshav Prasad Maurya in the 2022 Uttar Pradesh (UP) assembly election in his hometown, Sirathu, was just the visible edge of the larger shift under way.
By: Nishtha Anushree
When Uttar Pradesh's IT minister Sunil Sharma unveiled the Data Centre Policy 2026 on 6 July, he singled out one feature for the cameras. "In addition, extra incentives have been proposed for the Bundelkhand and Purvanchal regions," he told reporters after the cabinet cleared it. The two regions would get a land subsidy worth 50 per cent of prevailing sector rates, double the 25 per cent on offer everywhere else in the state.
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In April, when the India Meteorological Department's first forecast for the monsoon season came in at 92 per cent of the long-period average, the mood in the press turned grim almost immediately. Editorials ran under headlines like
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Inside the donation-counting room at the Badrinath temple, CCTV cameras recorded a temple official walking between the counting room and his office tw
By: Nishtha Anushree
The Maharashtra government has removed more than 92 lakh beneficiaries from the Ladki Bahin Yojana after finding them ineligible due to incomplete eKYC (electronic Know Your Customer) or failure to meet the scheme criteria.
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On World Environment Day, 5 June, Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav announced the "return" of the caracal to the Kuno landscape.
By: Nishtha Anushree
This grade is found in only a few places. Over two-thirds of the country's steel-grade limestone comes from just two: Katni in Madhya Pradesh and Jaisalmer in Rajasthan.
