Srishti Jha is a Sub Editor at Travel Trade Today Ltd. With a background in law and a passion for writing, she focuses on themes such as cybersecurity and cybercrime, while also covering topics related to elections, politics, legal issues, and international relations. Srishti's work has been featured in prominent publications including India Today, Business Today, and MSN.
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By: Srishti Jha
A Supreme Court-appointed panel monitoring the Karur stampede probe is likely to visit the incident site in the first week of December. The committee has begun groundwork and issued guidance to investigators. It is closely tracking the CBI probe.
By: Srishti Jha, Sonali Verma, Sanjay Sharma
Arvind Kejriwal's virtual appearance before the Delhi High Court adds a fresh twist to the excise policy case, with new filings accepted and the CBI stepping in to respond before the court moves ahead.
By: Srishti Jha
The government said Telegram's privacy and anonymity features have made it particularly attractive to criminal networks.
By: Srishti Jha
Srishti Jha The government has levelled a series of serious allegations against messaging platform Telegram, telling the Delhi High Court
