Ojjaswini Gupta is a journalist who writes for JURIST, covering a wide range of legal and political issues. With a focus on international affairs, Ojjaswini's articles delve into topics such as human rights, corruption, and legal developments in various countries. Through her reporting, she aims to shed light on important issues and foster a deeper understanding of global events.
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Ojjaswini Gupta’s coverage is heavily focused on legal policy regulation, government announcements, and breaking news related to government & politics and world affairs. This indicates a strong preference for pitches providing in-depth analysis or expert commentary on legal developments, human rights issues, political events, and governmental policies.
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By: Ojjaswini Gupta, Law U. Sonipat
Renowned Russian scientist Alexander Kuranov received a seven-year sentence in a high-security prison on Thursday for state treason, according to the Head of the United Press Service of the Courts of St. Petersburg.
By: Law U. Sonipat, Ojjaswini Gupta
Apple removed two popular social media applications, Meta Platforms' WhatsApp and Threads, from its Chinese App Store on Friday due to a directive issued by the Cyberspace Administration of China, citing ‘national security reasons' according to
By: Law U. Sonipat, Ojjaswini Gupta
The Election Commission of India (ECI) ordered repolling at 11 polling stations within the Inner Manipur parliamentary constituency on Saturday in
By: Ojjaswini Gupta, Law U. Sonipat
The Indian National Congress (INC), the primary opposition party in India, formally lodged complaints with the Election Commission of India on
By: Ojjaswini Gupta
The India Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) launched a case on Thursday in response to allegations of land grabs and sexual assaults involving five influential individuals located in Sandeshkhali,...
By: U. Sonipat, Ojjaswini Gupta
The Election Commission of India postponed on Tuesday the polls for the Lok Sabha seat in Anantnag-Rajouri in Kashmir to May 25, altering the initially scheduled date of May 7, citing logistical chall...
By: Ojjaswini Gupta, U. Sonipat
The state of Manipur in India deported 38 individuals back to Myanmar on Thursday in a bid to address the influx of refugees fleeing the political turmoil in Myanmar. This latest round of deportations...
By: U. Sonipat, Ojjaswini Gupta
The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) expressed alarm Monday about a request from South Africa's State Security Agency (SSA) to subject South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) editor-in-chi...
The Committee to Protect Journalists ( CPJ expressed alarm Monday about a request from South Africa's State Security Agency ( SSA ) to subject South
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