Nishtha Anushree is a Senior Subeditor at Swarajya. She focuses on themes related to animals and animal care while also covering a range of topics including elections, government, politics, public policy, security policy, court proceedings, and legal reform. Nishtha's work has been featured in Swarajya.
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By: Nishtha Anushree
For four decades, the Sangh Parivar has run one of the most sustained ideological-expansion projects in Indian politics, and by most measures it has worked. Ambedkar entered the RSS's Pratah Smaran — the morning hymn of great Indians — as early as 1963.
When Congress won 206 seats in 2009, up from 145 in 2004, it did something that Indian electoral history had rarely seen. A 61-seat jump for an incumbent government — a 42 per cent increase in its tally — had only two precedents.
By: Nishtha Anushree
When Sohan Lal Shrimali was named vice-chairman of the Uttar Pradesh (UP) Backward Classes Commission in late August 2024, the announcement barely registered in political coverage.
By: Nishtha Anushree
On the first Sunday of April, Kanha Tiger Reserve lost Sunaina. The tigress, known by her camera trap number T-122, was around 10 years old — old enough to have raised several litters, popular enough that tourists from across India and abroad had made her a fixture on their safari wishlists.
Tamil Nadu's single largest party is two years old. Its founder, Joseph Vijay, is a film actor who spent three decades playing the righteous avenger of the dispossessed on screen before he built it. Vijay's Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam won 108 seats in its first election and pushed the ruling DMK below 60.
Tell someone that a region covers 59,000 square kilometres, a little larger than Himachal Pradesh, and they will say it needs at least 12 districts like Himachal. Tell them the same region has nearly 250 villages and a population of 3 lakh, and they will say one or two districts are enough.
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.
