Sahil Joshi is the Managing Editor at India Today, where he serves as the head of the Mumbai bureau and editor of the India Group's Marathi web channel, Mumbai Tak. With a keen interest in political stories and analysis, he closely monitors developments in Mumbai and Maharashtra, having covered significant events such as the 2005 Mumbai deluge, the 26/11 terror attacks, and the 2019 political turmoil in Maharashtra. He has been featured in prominent publications including Business Today, India Today, and The Journal of Clinical Investigation.
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Sahil Joshi focuses on Indian politics, particularly Maharashtra state politics, with a significant emphasis on government announcements and evolving political stories. He covers topics related to Indian politics, Maharashtra politics, and specific political figures such as Sharad Pawar, Ajit Pawar, NCP, Congress, and Uddhav Sena.
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By: Sahil Joshi
Former Maharashtra minister Deepak Kesarkar was contacted by police during the Powai hostage crisis but declined to speak, assuming it was an administrative issue. The tense standoff ended after police intervention, with investigations now underway.
By: Sahil Joshi, Priyanka Kumari
BMC Commissioner Bhushan Gagrani said hospitals are reporting more respiratory complaints, and the civic body has begun intensified water sprinkling and issued notices to polluting sites.
By: Prateek Chakraborty, Sahil Joshi
Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde asserted that Shiv Sena leaders and workers have not made below the belt remarks against its allies while campaigning for Tuesday's local body polls.
By: Sahil Joshi
The Goa government has decided to demolish all clubs and cafes run by the Luthra brothers across Vagator and other coastal pockets.
Sahil Joshi Former Home Minister and Congress leader Shivraj Patil passed away on Friday in his hometown, Latur, Maharashtra, at the age of 90.
By: Sahil Joshi
Ajit Pawar said the decision to join hands with the Sharad Pawar-led NCP faction for the civic body polls was taken after sustained feedback from party workers and leaders.
By: Sahil Joshi
With Mamata Banerjee's defeat, the 2026 verdict signals a deeper shift in Indian politics: from coalition-era regional dominance to the rise of an increasingly centralised national political order.
By: Sahil Joshi, Aprameya Rao
Shiv Sena (UBT) MP Sanjay Raut has a solution to strengthen unity among Opposition parties, even as a rebellion Trinamool Congress (TMC), one of the key constituents of the INDIA alliance.
All six rebel Shiv Sena (UBT) Lok Sabha MPs are likely to merge with the Eknath Shinde-led Shiv Sena at 3 pm on Monday, sources said.
By: Sahil Joshi
The government may introduce the Constitution (131st Amendment) Bill during the Monsoon Session of Parliament beginning July 20.
