Shemin Joy is an Assistant Editor at Deccan Herald. He covers a diverse range of topics including politics, security, public policy, and international affairs, with a keen focus on elections and government legislation. Featured in Deccan Herald, Shemin brings a wealth of experience from his previous roles, including freelancing for a Malayalam weekly and managing a bookshop, all while nurturing a passion for reading and storytelling.
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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
Opposition MPs stage 'chanda chori' skit outside Parliament protesting alleged Ram mandir donation theft. Speaker Birla warns against bringing down House's prestige. Rahul Gandhi, Mallikarjun Kharge join the protest against Amit Shah's absence.
The I.N.D.I.A bloc will next week intensify its protests on the Ram Temple donation theft issue as well as against Home Minister Amit Shah over police action against students, demanding his resignation if he cannot make a statement in Parliament.
Draft electoral rolls in 10 states and UTs show 1.13 crore deletions since July 5. Andhra Pradesh and Haryana top the list with 44.89 lakh and 33.83 lakh deletions respectively. CEC Gyanesh Kumar directs Bengal officials to preserve SIR records for five years.
By: Shemin Joy
Parliament faces a stormy week as Opposition protests Amit Shah over ‘Chanda Chori’ and donation theft, with six Bills including FCRA Amendment on agenda. Rahul Gandhi’s saffron robe skit sparks BJP outrage. Government pushes legislative agenda amid rising tensions.
There is no official word on the Modi government on bringing a fresh Bill to amend the Constitution to carry out a delimitation but if it does so, all eyes will be on the DMK with 22 MPs in Lok Sabha and eight in Rajya Sabha.
By: Shemin Joy
E20 Blended Petrol: Arvind Kejriwal leads a march to PM Modi's house, challenging the imposition of E20 fuel. Over 2.33 lakh signatures reveal public concern, while Congress demands accountability for vehicle damage claims amidst rising tensions.
By: Shemin Joy
The Cockroach Janta Party's (CJP) will embark on a ‘nationwide listening tour’ soon to tap into the hopes and optimism of the youth after the Jantar Mantar success and its contours will be finalised during a two-day strategy meet in Maharashtra's Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar starting Wednesday.
By: Shemin Joy
A total of 2,420 ‘significant defects’ were identified in domestic and international flight operations since 2023 with Air India and Akasa Air topping the list of ignominy, the Ministry of Civil Aviation informed Rajya Sabha.
By: Shemin Joy
In less than two months after it suffered ignominy of surrendering a Rajya Sabha seat to its rival, the Congress on Monday had its electoral revenge over BJP in Madhya Pradesh with its candidate Ghanshyam Singh getting the better of the ruling party's nominee in the bypoll to Datia seat.
By: Shemin Joy
Parliament saw no thaw for another day on Tuesday as the Opposition remained adamant on a statement by Home Minister Amit Shah on police action against student protesters and a discussion on Ram Temple donation theft leading to disruption even as the government cleared some legislative business in the din.
