Srishti Ojha is a Correspondent at India Today Group. She covers a range of legal issues and developments, with a particular focus on the Supreme Court, while also delving into themes such as crime and justice, judicial systems, and legal affairs. Srishti's work has been featured in Global Advertising News, India Today, Business Today, MSN, and STIR.
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Srishti Ojha's coverage is predominantly focused on legal policy regulation and government announcement, particularly within the domain of Indian politics. She seems to be interested in court cases, high court decisions, and political developments.
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Considering Srishti’s national geographic focus on India and her emphasis on legal policy regulation and government announcements regarding Indian politics specifically involving AAP (Aam Aadmi Party) as well as Legal Cases at Delhi High Court or Supreme Court are more likely to gain her interest.
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By: Srishti Ojha, Karishma Saurabh Kalita
The Supreme Court refused the DMK's plea to stop Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay and TVK leaders from speaking to Karur stampede victims' families. The bench said it could not become a political forum and later dismissed the applications as withdrawn.
By: Srishti Ojha
This July, Experimenter Kolkata marks the 15th year of the Experimenter Curators' Hub programme—an innovative platform that invites leading global
By: Srishti Ojha
At Galerie Mirchandani + Steinruecke, photographer Sunhil Sippy joins Shivendra Dungarpur and Mortimer Chatterjee to discuss the effects different photographic formats tap into.
By: Srishti Ojha
The CBI has filed a closure report before a Delhi court, clearing two senior MCD officials in the 2024 Rau's IAS coaching deaths case. However, it found negligence by three building department officials, while MCD has initiated departmental action against them.
By: Arvind Ojha, Srishti Ojha
Ex-AAP Councillor Tahir Hussain was convicted of offences including murder, kidnapping, rioting, promoting enmity between groups and disobeying public order. However, the court acquitted him of charges related to criminal conspiracy, abetment and statements allegedly causing public mischief.
By: Srishti Ojha
The Supreme Court imposed a Rs 10 lakh fine on comedian Samay Raina, observing that he had made false statements before the court.
By: Srishti Ojha, Ajmal Abbas
A review of Delhi court orders in the Shraddha Walker murder case shows that, contrary to claims of repeated delays at Aaftab Poonawala's request, the court has consistently pushed for a speedy trial.
By: Srishti Ojha
The assurance came amid mounting concern over his health, political appeals to end the protest and plans for a July 20 Parliament march.
By: Prateek Chakraborty, Srishti Ojha
The Delhi High Court sought a legal framework for media regulation while taking note of self-styled reporters, observing that anyone with a phone and microphone can claim to be a reporter.
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