Sanstuti Nath is a Senior Subeditor for CNN-News18, focusing on local news in India, specifically in the state of Himachal Pradesh. With a keen interest in political affairs and current events, Sanstuti covers a wide range of topics including weather updates, political summits, and local incidents, providing timely and accurate news to the readers.
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Sanstuti Nath's coverage is focused primarily on local news within India, with a strong emphasis on government announcements, evolving stories, breaking news, and event coverage. The themes covered are mainly related to government & politics and crime.
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By: Sanstuti Nath
Delhi is facing an unprecedented heatwave as a result the water demand has increased. The issues of water theft and the role of private tankers in aggravating the water crisis have seen the BJP and the AAP taking potshots at each other.
Unidentified miscreants on Friday threw ink at Odisha Pradesh Congress Committee president Sarat Pattanayak at the party's state headquarters in Bhubaneswar.
By: Sanstuti Nath
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath consoled Acharya Dixit's demise and said, “The passing of the eminent scholar from Kashi and the chief priest of the Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Pran Pratishtha, Vedmurti Acharya Shri Lakshmikant Dixit Ji, is an irreplaceable loss to the spiritual and literary world.”
By: Sanstuti Nath
As per IMD, conditions are favourable for further advance of Southwest Monsoon into the remaining parts of Maharashtra during the next three to four days. Officials said the southwest monsoon, which initially slowed down after reaching Mumbai, is now gaining momentum.
By: Sanstuti Nath
“So far, seven people have been arrested in the case. The case has been given to the CBI CID branch of Tamil Nadu Police. The patients are being given the best treatment. Special doctors were mobilised in the initial stage. About 56 doctors were brought in from different medical colleges. Many patients who had respiratory problems have recovered too,” the Kallakurichi Collector said.
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Facing flak over alleged discrepancies in competitive exams, the Centre on Saturday shunted out National Testing Agency (NTA) Director General Subodh Singh and handed over the probe into irregularities in the medical entrance exam NEET-UG to the CBI.
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The Karnataka Police on Sunday arrested JD(S) MLC and former Prime Minister HD Deve Gowda's grandson Suraj Revanna in connection with the alleged sexual assault case lodged by a party worker.
Mayawati on May 7 announced the removal of Anand from his role as national coordinator and also her “political successor” soon after he was booked by the Sitapur police in Uttar Pradesh, along with other party members, for allegedly violating the Model Code of Conduct (MCC) during Lok Sabha Election 2024.
By: Sanstuti Nath
On July 1, 2018, 11 members of a Delhi family were found dead in their home in mysterious circumstances. Viral videos from the scene showed 10 bodies hanging, gagged, blindfolded and with bound limbs.
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“I like killing people because it's so much fun.” These chilling words were part of a coded message received by The ‘San Francisco Examiner' newspaper in July of 1969.
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