Sushim Mukul is a journalist who focuses on national issues in India. He writes for DailyO and India Today, covering a wide range of topics including international relations, politics, culture, and social issues. With a keen eye for detail and a passion for storytelling, Sushim brings forth compelling narratives that shed light on the complexities of the Indian landscape.
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By: Sushim Mukul
Home Minister Amit Shah spoke about the long-forgotten Karlelkar Commission report to brand Congress "anti-reservation". Set up in 1953 by the President, it was India's first Commission on backward classes. What did the Nehru-era panel recommend, and why didn't the government junk its recommendations?
The resignation of BR Ambedkar from Nehru's cabinet in 1951 has surfaced as a point of political contention after 'Ambedkar' remarks by Home Minister Amit Shah that sparked a controversy. PM Modi too claimed that Ambedkar was sidelined by Nehru over the former's Hindu Code Bill. This is how the Bill aimed at reforming Hindu personal laws to ensure equality, proved to be a catalyst for Ambedkar's Cabinet exit.
Hotels and resorts in India are way more expensive than those in tourist destinations abroad. India Today Digital found how hotel tariffs in Goa and Jaisalmer were way higher than those in Colombo, Phuket and Hanoi. High hotel rents are pushing Indians to holiday abroad. Hotel industry experts explain what drives tariffs, and offer solutions.
Former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, born in pre-Partition Punjab and educated in the UK, had a Guwahati address. This is how house number 3989 of Guwahati's Nandan Nagar came to be associated with Singh, who passed away on Thursday.
In a world where food trends shift faster than you can say "naan", the quiet disappearance of rumali roti from menus in some Indian cities raised concerns. The rumali might have been a casualty of restaurant economics or health concerns, but the rumali revolution is ensuring that the iconic flatbread from ulta tawa survives all odds.
Weeks before his inauguration, US President-elect Donald Trump stated his intention to make Canada the 51st state of the US, retake the Panama Canal, and acquire Greenland from Denmark. Do the 78-year-old's territorial ambitions reflect mere desires, or do they show strategic, economic, security, and geopolitical foresight in a changing global order?
The rainbow Opposition alliance that emerged on the horizon ahead of the 2024 Lok Sabha election has now given way to thunderstorms.
By: Sushim Mukul
When former Prime Minister PV Narasimha Rao died in 2004, his family members were persuaded against their will to conduct his funeral outside Delhi. Not only that, but Rao's hearse was also denied entry to the party headquarters at 24 Akbar Road, reportedly on the orders of then Congress president Sonia Gandhi.
After five decades at 24, Akbar Road, the Congress has moved to a new headquarters, Indira Gandhi Bhawan, a kilometre from the BJP head office at Deen Dayal Upadhyay Marg. Wary of having an office on a road named after the long-dead RSS ideologue, the Congress is using its back door as the main entrance. It has preferred Kotla to Upadhyay.
Though 80s cinema popularised the term 'Kumbh me bichdha hua', it might be next to impossible to get separated forever at Kumbh in this day of technology. These are what visitors to Maha Kumbh 2025 need to keep in mind to not lose their way or to find their family members quickly at the Prayagraj Sangam. Here's a map of the sectors to help you navigate through the expanse of the Kumbh Mela ground.
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