Sammya Mukhopadhyay is a Deputy News Editor at Opoyi. She covers a diverse range of themes including sports, competitive sports, culture, and society, while also delving into topics such as Congress, Israel, India, crime, and the Supreme Court. Sammya's work has been featured in notable publications including Republic World, Times Network, Outlook Publishing (India) Pvt. Ltd., and Outlook Business.
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Once tagged among BIMARU states, Uttar Pradesh has charted a new path for itself in the last eight years. The Yogi Adityanath government has set itself a target to make UP a trillion-dollar economy. The journey has its challenges, but right now, UP seems ready to roar.
Yana Mir, the Kashmiri journalist-activist, whose speech in London recently went viral, said on Monday that she was harassed on her return to Delhi. In her widely viewed speech, Yana Mir had said her situation is not like that of Pakistani activist Malala Yousafzai and that she is 'free and safe' in her country. Upon her return to India, Mir seemed to take offence at the treatment meted out to her by customs officials in Delhi.
By: Ankita Mookherjee, Sammya Mukhopadhyay
Nirmala Sitharaman is the finance minister of the fastest-growing major economy in the world. Sixty-seven years old, Sitharaman spent a significant portion of her professional life in London, where she worked with Pricewaterhouse Coopers (PwC) — one of the world's largest accounting firms. She joined politics in 2007, became a Union minister in 2017 and only last year, an American publisher ranked her among the most powerful women in the world. Yet, when Sitharaman was asked why she was not contesting the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, she said, “I don't have that kind of money.”
By: Sammya Mukhopadhyay, Ankita Mookherjee
Votes, presumably. Every passing cycle, elections are becoming expensive affairs. And candidates need pots of money to campaign and win polls, spending caps notwithstanding
For the youngest and most populous nation in the world, India's sporting achievements leave much to be desired. Things are changing, but they need to change way more quickly
By: Sammya Mukhopadhyay
Yechury will be remembered for his ability to reach across the aisle, to disagree without being disagreeable and be fair to an adversary
By: Sammya Mukhopadhyay, Mahima Sinha
Inside the mind of India's most disruptive entrepreneur—who refuses to be restricted by risk, definition or legacy
By: Sammya Mukhopadhyay
The leader of the world’s most populous nation remains popular even after 10 years in power
By: Sammya Mukhopadhyay
Team India has had a mixed month but a good year. This was the year Rohit Sharma and his boys brought the T20 World Cup back home
By: Sammya Mukhopadhyay
Indian Paralympians outshined their Olympics colleagues this year winning 29 medals, the largest medals haul by an Indian contingent in either the Olympics or the Paralympics in history.
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