Shemin Joy is an Assistant Editor at Deccan Herald. He covers a wide array of topics including politics, elections, public policy, and international affairs, with a focus on government and regional interests. Featured in Deccan Herald, Shemin brings a wealth of experience from his previous roles and a passion for storytelling, often dreaming of writing a book or creating a film.
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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.
Sources who can offer expert analysis or insider perspectives on political strategies, election dynamics within India (especially in Karnataka), Congress party activities at the local level are likely to be of interest to Shemin. Additionally, individuals with knowledge of recent legal and regulatory changes affecting the region's politics would also find relevance in her coverage area.
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By: Shemin Joy
Rahul Gandhi: The Congress leader demanded a judicial inquiry and SIT probe into alleged CBSE exam result tampering, claiming students faced answer-sheet scanning errors and score mismatches. He questioned the Modi government over Coempt's contracts.
By: Shemin Joy
Opposition unity: DMK and AAP backed CPI(M) after ED raids on premises linked to Pinarayi Vijayan in Kerala CMRL case, while Stalin and Kejriwal criticised agency misuse and INDIA bloc rifts with Congress remarks escalated tensions amid debate row.
By: Shemin Joy
CPI on Wednesday condemned the setting up of a high-level committee to examine “unnatural demographic changes” in the country, claiming that it is “yet another dangerous attempt” by the BJP-led government to “deepen communal polarization and create fear” among minorities and marginalised sections of society.
By: Shemin Joy
Supreme Court SIR: Congress questioned contradictions in the apex court verdict upholding the Election Commission’s Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls. Yogendra Yadav and Prashant Bhushan also criticised the ruling sharply.
By: Shemin Joy
Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday met the family of NEET aspirant Pradeep Meghwal, who died by suicide, saying his death was a “consequence of a broken, corrupt” system and “Modi-Shah duo” are accountable to them.
By: Shemin Joy
Dharmendra Pradhan: Rahul Gandhi accused the education minister of ruining students' futures and demanded answers over CBSE's OSM contract with Coempt Edutech, as Pradhan hit back and urged parties not to raise stress among examinees. after uproar...
By: Shemin Joy
Siddaramaiah: Rasheed Kidwai's new book on DK Shivakumar traces the Congress leader's rivalry with the outgoing Karnataka chief minister, his rise as a crisis manager and the political manoeuvring behind his ascent to the state's top post. this month.
By: Shemin Joy
Siddaramaiah: Congress moved to end uncertainty in Karnataka after unease among MLAs, fears over 2028 polls and pressure for clarity on leadership. DK Shivakumar now faces the task of holding Ahinda voters and balancing caste equations in Bengaluru
CBSE OSM Row: Rahul Gandhi asks if the Coempt Edutech contract was awarded honestly, alleging rules were bent for On Screen Marking evaluation.
By: Shemin Joy
Rajya Sabha: Andhra Congress chief YS Sharmila met Rahul Gandhi and Mallikarjun Kharge in Delhi amid talk of a Karnataka Rajya Sabha berth. Congress leaders in Karnataka may oppose an outsider candidate as caste equations shape the contest closely.
