Shemin Joy is a Special Correspondent for Deccan Herald, focusing on local news in India, particularly in the state of Karnataka and the city of Bengaluru. With a keen interest in politics and current affairs, Shemin covers a wide range of topics including elections, government policies, and social issues affecting the region.
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Shemin Joy's coverage primarily focuses on local Indian politics, with a specific emphasis on Karnataka and Bengaluru. Her articles predominantly cover government announcements, political strategies, and legal policy regulations related to Indian politics. Given the focus on regional politics, pitches should aim to provide insights or commentary relevant to Indian political developments, particularly those impacting Karnataka and Bengaluru.
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By: Shemin Joy
The Winter Session, starting next Monday, will witness Opposition targeting the Prime Minister and regulatory body SEBI in particular while a demand for a probe by a Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC) will find more voice on the floor of Parliament.
By: Shemin Joy
Party-wise break showed that BJP may win 98-107 seats while Shiv Sena could get 53-58 and NCP 25-30 while smaller parties in the alliance could get 2-5 seats.
By: Shemin Joy
During the fortnight-long campaign that ends on December 10, AAP grassroot leaders and workers would reach to all families across the national capital publicising six major freebies, which Kejriwal claimed the BJP would end once it is voted to power as PM Modi himself has said that ‘revdis’ should be scrapped.
By: Shemin Joy
The leaders will be in Mumbai and Ranchi respectively and help state leadership to form strategies.
By: Shemin Joy
While both sides are exuding confidence, the results are expected to have a bearing on the Winter Session of Parliament starting on Monday.
By: Shemin Joy
The opposition leaders, especially those from the Congress, will have to question themselves how they managed to lose momentum within months of the Lok Sabha polls and why they could not hold on to a narrative that had impressed people, especially in Maharashtra where it won handsomely.
By: Shemin Joy
It was during his stint in IIMC in 1971 that Pillai was drafted into conceptualising the campaign for Congress in an unofficial manner. He did the job in “secret” as government employees were not allowed to get involved in political activities.
By: Shemin Joy
NDA won 28 out of 48 Assembly seats in 14 states while I.N.D.I.A bloc got 20 while in Lok Sabha bypolls both shared the spoils one each.
By: Shemin Joy
Even as they congratulated partners for the victory in Jharkhand, party chief Mallikarjun Kharge and Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi said they would analyse the Maharashtra outcome.
By: Shemin Joy
The claim of Fadnavis, a former Chief Minister who was made deputy to Eknath Shinde, to the top post has strengthened with BJP’s winning 132 out of 149 seats it contested.
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