Senior Assistant Vice President, Communications
Deeksha Bhardwaj is a Senior Assistant Vice President of Communications at Hindustan Times. She specializes in Indian politics, focusing on the Election Commission of India, state elections, government policies, and digital law. Deeksha's insights and analyses on these topics have been featured in various publications, including Hindustan Times.
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Deeksha Bhardwaj's coverage primarily focuses on government announcements, legal policy regulations, Indian politics, Election Commission of India, state elections, and government policies. She seems to be interested in topics related to digital laws and their implications.
Considering her strong focus on national (India) news with an emphasis on governmental actions and policies, she is likely most interested in pitches that offer insights into new or evolving digital laws in India. Additionally, she may welcome commentary from legal experts specializing in Indian law or individuals well-versed in the intricacies of Indian political processes.
Given her attention to specific states like Madhya Pradesh (MP), Rajasthan, Telangana, Chhattisgarh, Mizoram alongside national-level developments under the Election Commission of India's purview suggests a receptiveness towards information relevant to these regions as well as broader national insight.
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Mark Zuckerberg's Meta has been under fire over paid content linked to child sexual abuse material on Instagram.
The government is targeting cumulative mobile-phone production of around Rs 39 lakh crore during the five-year scheme period
By: Deeksha Bhardwaj
The points emerged from Prime Minister Narendra Modi's interaction with Union government secretaries on July 22 and were conveyed to secretaries in a July 29 note issued by Cabinet Secretary TV Somanathan.
By: Deeksha Bhardwaj
Meta's deal with the US states requires a two-hour daily limit, a midnight to 6 am block, and muted notifications between 8 am and 3 pm for children under 18.
In Tughlaqabad, 92,033 out of 1,92,419 enumeration forms were not collected. It was followed by Okhla, with 1,63,829 missing voters out of a starting electorate of 3,62,813, or 45.16 per cent.
By: Deeksha Bhardwaj
Delhi began the SIR with 1,45,10,299 electors. Enumeration forms were collected for 97,53,577 voters, while forms for 47,56,722 could not be collected.
By: Deeksha Bhardwaj
The Nandigram Assembly seat will go to the polls on October 6, with counting scheduled for October 9.
The building, located within walking distance of the campus where lakhs of students study, is among several PG accommodations in the area, with listings for male tenants starting at Rs 5,700.
"The proposal -- modelled on India's efforts to integrate DigiLocker with other countries -- is happening on a diplomatic level. Also, banks from Russia, European Union and Singapore are involved in the talks," an official familiar with the matter said.
By: Deeksha Bhardwaj
India remains heavily dependent on US technology companies for cloud infrastructure. AWS, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud are among the dominant providers serving Indian businesses and government-linked workloads
