Swati Mathur is a Principal Technical Writer for The Economic Times, focusing on national news in India. With a specialization in economic and financial topics, Swati covers a wide range of subjects including job growth, government policies, political developments, and market trends. Her articles provide insightful analysis and valuable information to readers interested in the Indian economy and business landscape.
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By: Ambika Pandit, Swati Mathur
File photo AAP on Tuesday said it will field candidates in six Lok Sabha seats in Delhi, offering just one for Congress , virtually shutting
By: Swati Mathur, Ambika Pandit
Arvind Kejriwal's AAP announced on Tuesday that it will field candidates for six Lok Sabha seats in Delhi, leaving only one open for the
Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra as it makes a pit stop in Rae Bareli on Tuesday, Samajwadi Party chief and INDIA partner Akhilesh Yadav on Monday upped the
The buoyant mood in INDIA camp after seat-sharing deals between Congress, AAP & Samajwadi Party hit a speedbreaker on Monday with Communist Party of I
Congress's Lalit Yadav (left) and Bhupender Yadav of BJP with Mahant Balaknath (seated)
JODHPUR: Temperatures in the ‘ Gateway to Thar' are on the rise, but it is Union minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat who is feeling the heat most acutely.
Union minister and BJP candidate Gajendra Singh Shekhawat with Uttar Pradesh CM Yogi Adityanath during a road show for Lok Sabha elections in Jodhpur
Congress candidate Karan Singh Uchiyarda campaigning in Jodhpur The odds are stacked against Cong's Karan Singh Uchiyarda in his maiden
By: Bhanu Pratap Singh, Swati Mathur
India News: The last decade yielded BJP perfect scores in Rajasthan.
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