Shemin Joy is an Assistant Editor at Deccan Herald. He covers a diverse range of topics including politics, security, public policy, and international affairs, with a keen focus on elections and government legislation. Featured in Deccan Herald, Shemin brings a wealth of experience from his previous roles, including freelancing for a Malayalam weekly and managing a bookshop, all while nurturing a passion for reading and storytelling.
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Shemin Joy's coverage primarily focuses on local Indian politics, with a specific emphasis on Karnataka and Bengaluru. Her articles predominantly cover government announcements, political strategies, and legal policy regulations related to Indian politics. Given the focus on regional politics, pitches should aim to provide insights or commentary relevant to Indian political developments, particularly those impacting Karnataka and Bengaluru.
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By: Shemin Joy
At least five lakh workers of CPI will court arrest between December 1 and 3 as part of the Left party’s 'Jail Bharo Aandolan' (fill the jails agitation) against Modi government’s “anti-people” policies affecting various sections of the society, including youth, students, women and farmers.
NCW workshop: Congress women MLAs walked out of a Delhi workshop, accusing the women's panel of acting as a BJP proxy and pushing a delimitation agenda. They also objected to Hindi-only proceedings and said Opposition voices were being suppressed.
By: Shemin Joy
Twenty-nine days after a 'shudhikaran' ceremony was held at a venue where Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge addressed a rally in Haldwani, the Uttarakhand Police on Tuesday registered a case against those involved in the event, as Congress’ Dalit and tribal MPs went to Parliament Street Police Station in the national capital for filing an FIR.
By: Shemin Joy
Congress on Wednesday described the Enforcement Directorate (ED) raids on Karnataka Minister Satish Jarkiholi as part of a "politically motivated witch hunt" unleashed by the Modi govt against party leaders and questioned why sanction to prosecute BJP and JD(S) leaders, including H D Kumaraswamy, has not been granted.
By: Shemin Joy
The Election Commission will hear the two factions led by Mamata Banerjee and Ritabrata Banerjee on Saturday regarding their claim on the party and its symbol.
By: Shemin Joy
At least five Tibetan nationals were detained on Friday near Bharat Mandapam, the venue for BRICS Summit, for protesting against the visit of Chinese President Xi Jinping for the event, officials said.
By: Shemin Joy
Former Uttarakhand CM Harish Rawat resigns from Congress posts after ED seized Rs 32 lakh cash and luxury watches from his aide’s home. He denies wrongdoing and pledges party’s election fight won’t suffer.
By: Shemin Joy
The Election Commission met rival Trinamool Congress factions led by Mamata Banerjee and Ritabrata Banerjee over competing claims to the party name and symbol ahead of Assembly bypolls in Nandigram and Rejinagar. The EC may freeze the symbol as it did during the Shiv Sena split.
By: Shemin Joy
The Election Commission (EC) has given time to rival factions of Trinamool Congress to submit more documents till Wednesday afternoon to strengthen their competing claims on the party's name and symbol and may call them for hearing the next day, if needed.
By: Shemin Joy
Congress directs its secretaries to spend 15-20 days monthly in assigned states to strengthen grassroots work. Rahul Gandhi, Priyanka Vadra interview new appointees. Party revamps organisation ahead of 2029 Lok Sabha polls.
