Nistula Hebbar is a Political Editor at The Hindu. She covers a range of topics including elections, government, politics, public policy, and the energy sector, with a particular focus on oil and gas. Nistula is featured in The Hindu, where her insights on government and political affairs are widely recognized.
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By: Nistula Hebbar
Political consultancy firm IPAC has paused operations in West Bengal days ahead of polling following Enforcement Directorate action and the arrest of a co-founder. In this episode of Talking Politics, Nistula Hebbar explains what led to the decision and its broader implications for election campaigns and political consulting in India.
Dinesh Trivedi, India's new High Commissioner to Bangladesh, aims to strengthen ties and navigate complex diplomatic challenges.
Amit Shah targets Punjab's drug crisis, planning monthly visits to enhance BJP's electoral strategy ahead of the 2027 Assembly elections.
In this week on Talking Politics, we take a look at the long history of defections in India and what it says about Indian politicsl with special guest author and journalist Rasheed Kidwai.
RSS leader Dattatreya Hosabale's call for dialogue with Pakistan sparks diverse reactions, raising questions about its implications for government policy.
By: Nistula Hebbar
“We felt that this is the right way to create a mechanism where families that choose to have more children are supported by the State,” says IT & Electronics and HRD Minister Nara Lokesh.
Haryana CM Nayab Singh Saini claims PM Modi retains youth support despite Cockroach Janta Party's emergence ahead of Punjab elections.
By: Nistula Hebbar
What the historic arc of both Nitish Kumar's and Siddaramaiah's careers shows is the current decline of the socialist strain in the Indian political firmament
By: Nistula Hebbar
Strong concerns were raised over lack of discipline in the State BJP at a meeting convened by party national president Nitin Nabin
Why are entire political parties breaking apart in India? Why are mass defections becoming increasingly common? And what does it mean for the future of regional parties, the INDIA bloc and Indian democracy? In this episode of Talking Politics, The Hindu's Political Editor Nistula Hebbar speaks with political scientist Rahul Verma about the changing dynamics of Indian politics.
