Preetha Nair is a Senior Journalist at The New Indian Express. She specializes in general assignment news with a focus on government and politics, regional interest, and world news, covering a diverse array of topics including elections, public policy, environmental issues, and educational management. Preetha's work has been featured in various prominent publications, highlighting her expertise in crime and justice, the judicial system, and climate change.
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By: Preetha Nair
Speculation over a possible leadership change in Karnataka intensified once again after marathon meetings between the Congress leadership, Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and his deputy D.K. Shivakumar in Delhi on Tuesday, even as the party dismissed the reports as “mere rumours”.
By: Bala Chauhan, Devaraj B Hirehalli, Naushad Bijapur, Preetha Nair
Siddaramaiah seeks Governor's appointment at 2 pm on Thursday, calls CLP meeting the following day; no clarity yet on successor though Deputy CM Shivakumar is the front-runner.
NEW DELHI: The contentious issue of delimitation has arisen again after the Union Home Ministry published the latest round of the Sample Registration System (SRS) Bulletin. The sample data shows a widening population gap between southern and northern states.
Read this exciting story from The New Indian Express Madurai May 27, 2026 issue. Siddaramaiah seeks Governor's appointment at 2 pm on Thursday, calls CLP meeting the following day; no clarity yet on successor though Deputy CM Shivakumar is the front-runner
By: Preetha Nair
NEW DELHI: Congress on Thursday dismissed speculation of a rift with its Tamil Nadu ally, the Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK), after the postponement of a scheduled meeting between Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay and senior leaders Rahul Gandhi and Sonia Gandhi in the capital.
By: Preetha Nair
NEW DELHI: Amid growing strains within the opposition INDIA bloc following the fallout between two of its key constituents -- the Congress and the DMK -- CPI General Secretary D Raja on Sunday called for greater trust, unity, and accommodation among alliance partners, asserting that this is not the time to discuss the formation of a third front.
By: Preetha Nair
Read this exciting story from The Morning Standard June 01, 2026 issue. AMID growing strains within the opposition INDIA bloc following the fallout between two of its key constituents, the Congress and the DMK, CPI general secretary D Raja on Sunday called for greater trust, unity, and accommodation among alliance partners, asserting that this is not the time to discuss the formation of a third front.
By: Preetha Nair
Ahead of the swearing-in ceremony, Karnataka Chief Minister-designate DK Shivakumar and senior Congress leader Siddaramaiah are set to hold consultations with t
By: Preetha Nair
Ahead of the swearing-in ceremony, Karnataka Chief Minister-designate DK Shivakumar and senior Congress leader Siddaramaiah are set to hold consultations with the party high command in Delhi today to finalise the contours of the new state cabinet.
By: Preetha Nair
NEW DELHI: Representatives of a doctors' body that had approached the Supreme Court over the NEET paper leak were not allowed to present their views before a Parliamentary Standing Committee on Monday following objections from the ruling BJP members, sources said.
