Vivek Rajagopal is a Senior Sub-editor at India Today Digital. He reports news from Kerala and has a passion for travel, food, and exploring diverse cultures, while also staying engaged with political and social issues. Vivek's work has been featured in prominent publications such as India Today and Forbes.
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Vivek Rajagopal's articles predominantly focus on local government and political developments, as well as crime-related news in Kerala. He also covers a range of topics from adoption to traffic violations, indicating an interest in diverse societal issues.
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By: Sushim Mukul, Vivek Rajagopal
Kerala nurse Nimisha Priya's execution in Yemen has been deferred after intervention by Sheikh Abubakr Ahmad Musliyar, the Grand Mufti of India. Her fate, however, remains uncertain. Meanwhile, a battle, political in nature, over the Musliyar hogging credit for the reprieve has erupted in Kerala.
