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
A private company official entered Jagatpur Adil village in Uttar Pradesh's Fatehpur district in the first week of April to install smart meters, but the villagers opposed. The official tried to convince them by saying the installation of smart prepaid meters was compulsory.
By: Nishtha Anushree
In 2023, the BJP won 163 seats in Madhya Pradesh under the leadership of Shivraj Singh Chouhan, the then Chief Minister. The party got its second-best performance as a ruling party, surpassed only by the 165 seats it won under the same man a decade before.
By: Nishtha Anushree
Bringing The Cheetah Back To India: How Diplomacy Made Conservation's Big Mission Possible. Prashant Agrawal. Hachette India. Pages: 194. Price: Rs 599.
By: Nishtha Anushree
A dispute over a fort in central UP is testing whether the Samajwadi Party's Dalit-Muslim alliance can hold.
On 2 June, the Maharashtra cabinet approved a farm loan waiver worth Rs 36,585 crore for 55.72 lakh farmers and named it the Punyashlok Ahilyadevi Holkar Shetkari Karjmukti Yojana.
When Ram Mandir was opened to the public in January 2024, Hindus had high hopes. For them, it was the most consequential Hindu institution built in independent India and was seen as a mark of the revival of Hinduism.
By: Nishtha Anushree
If there's one consistent trend in Indian politics this decade, it is this. Election after election, the party that put cash in women's hands has won: from Madhya Pradesh to Maharashtra, and from Jharkhand to Bihar.
If one looks at the map of the 2024 Lok Sabha results in Uttar Pradesh, one finds a continuous, dense patch of seats in the eastern part of the state where the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and the NDA lost.
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.
