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
Bangladeshi news outlets are highlighting a Voice of America survey claiming minorities feel safer under the Muhammad Yunus-led interim government. What they fail to highlight is the survey's small sample size of 1,000, and the differing perceptions of safety between Muslim and non-Muslim respondents. There's more that the survey reveals.
UPSC coach and influencer Avadh Ojha has joined the Aam Admi Party. Ojha, who teaches history by blending it with mythology and current affairs, had tried to get tickets from the BJP, Congress and BSP earlier. Clips of Ojha attacking AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal are being shared now.
As the Mahayuti trio take oath on Wednesday, NCP leader Ajit Pawar remains a deputy chief minister. But, Pawar has become a dependable ally for the BJP's Devendra Fadnavis by playing it better than Eknath Shinde, who went missing twice.
The President of South Korea declared martial law last week. That was, however, overturned by Parliament within hours. This raises questions about emergency powers for the executive in other democracies, like India. What are the guard rails in India that would prevent the imposition of an Emergency like was done by Indira Gandhi?
Farmers in India aren't a pampered lot as they are perceived to be. A farming family ends up earning just Rs 4,500 a month from agriculture, according to a Nabard study. Even after resorting to all other avenues, including non-farm jobs, a farming household manages just Rs 13,600 a month.
Around 70 Rajya Sabha MPs of the Opposition have submitted a notice to move a motion for the removal of Chairman Jagdeep Dhankhar. While no Vice-President has ever been removed from office, the Constitution outlines a rigorous process for the removal. Even if it isn't a cakewalk, how do the NDA numbers stack up in Parliament to avert the Opposition move?
The Jal Jeevan Mission of the Narendra Modi-led Centre has proved to be a gamechanger for rural Indian women. As water taps have reached rural households, they have freed millions to pursue agriculture and allied activities, says an SBI report. An EAC-PM paper reveals that women in villages have outpaced their urban counterparts in joining the workforce.
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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.
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