Pallavi Mishra is an IBC Reporter, focusing on national news in India. She writes for LiveLaw and her work has also been featured in Observer Research Foundation and Cureus Journal of Medical Science. Pallavi's articles cover various topics related to the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, including court rulings, resolution plans, and legal proceedings.
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Pallavi's coverage is heavily focused on legal and regulatory aspects, particularly in the context of insolvency and bankruptcy proceedings in India. She seems to prioritize government announcements, press releases, and legal policy regulations related to the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) and Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC). Therefore, she may be most responsive to pitches that offer insights or expert commentary on recent developments or changes in IBC regulations, NCLT decisions, or significant legal cases relevant to business and industry within India.
Given her specific focus on Indian legal matters such as NCLT decisions and IBC cases with an emphasis on compliance issues, sources with expertise in Indian corporate law, insolvency proceedings under the IBC framework, or individuals directly involved in these cases are likely to capture her attention. Moreover, Pallavi’s regular publication of weekly/monthly digests indicates a preference for comprehensive overviews of ongoing legal developments rather than isolated news items.
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By: Pallavi Mishra
A video is circulating widely on social media, showing a boat capsizing in a river. The accompanying post claims the footage is from Goa, where numerous lives were allegedly lost in the incident. Vishvas News found this claim to be false in its investigation. The video going viral is of a boat capsizing in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Vishvas News found in its investigation that the picture going viral on social media, claimed to be of former President Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam and his mother, actually belongs to the family of a Facebook user named Mariyala Srinivas.
Indian cricketer Virat Kohli has been seen praising footballer Cristiano Ronaldo on various occasions. Now a video is going viral on social media, in which Ronaldo can allegedly be seen calling himself a Kohli fan.
By: Pallavi Mishra
In the viral video, Odisha MLA Taraprasad Bahinipati was shaking hands with his wife Meenakshi after garlanding her. Users on social media are circulating the video along with a misleading claim.
By: Pallavi Mishra
Vishvas News' investigation revealed that this video of Salman Khan is edited. The audio has been altered from the original video, which dates back to 2021, when Salman Khan was interviewed by his brother Arbaaz Khan. Notably, there was no mention of Lawrence Bishnoi during the entire conversation.
By: Pallavi Mishra
Vishvas News found in its investigation that the viral video is from the Martyr's Day program by Trinamool Congress in 2023, not of any religious gathering.
By: Pallavi Mishra
Recently, a young man named Ram Gopal Mishra was killed in the violence in Bahraich, Uttar Pradesh. A photo is now circulating on social media, showing a young man adorned with a garland of flowers. Users are sharing this image, mistakenly identifying it as Ram Gopal Mishra and paying tribute to him.
By: Pallavi Mishra
Republican candidate Donald Trump has won the US presidential election and is set to return to the White House after a four-year gap. In his victory speech, he thanked all his supporters and team. Meanwhile, a video is going viral on social media, with the claim that the crowd chanted ‘Modi Modi’ during Trump's victory speech.
By: Pallavi Mishra
The viral claim attributing the statement "Christian by education, Muslim by culture, and Hindu by misfortune" to India's first Prime Minister, Jawaharlal Nehru, is false. Experts and reports confirm that the remark was made by Hindu Mahasabha leader NB Khare about Nehru.
By: Pallavi Mishra
A video is circulating on social media, claiming to show alleged police action during the violence that erupted in Sambhal, Uttar Pradesh, on Sunday (Nov 24, 2024), during the survey of Jama Masjid after a court order. The footage shows clashes between the police and the public.
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