Shipra Parashar is a Senior Sub-editor at FinancialExpress.com, where she covers a diverse array of topics including politics, national affairs, and international developments. With nearly five years of experience in print, digital, and multimedia journalism, she has reported on themes such as elections, public policy, and legal reform, making her a seasoned voice in government and politics. Shipra's work has been featured in prominent outlets including India Today and Financial Express.
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By: Shipra Parashar, Kamaljit Kaur Sandhu
Raghav Chadha likened AAP to an "ex-girlfriend" after the party accused the Election Commission of facilitating a "backdoor entry" and manipulating the process to accommodate the BJP leader in Delhi's electoral rolls.
By: Shipra Parashar
BJP Rajya Sabha MP said BRICS can help build a safety net for global supply chains disrupted by the West Asia crisis, calling for greater cooperation among member nations, dialogue to resolve conflicts, trade in local currencies and alternative corridors to ensure the uninterrupted movement of essential goods.
By: Shipra Parashar, Sunil Bhatt
A Delhi University student recalls the terrifying moments after the Satya Niketan building collapsed, leaving him and his friend trapped under the rubble for around 1.5 hours as they waited for help, with his friend repeatedly calling their seniors in the hope of being rescued.
By: Shipra Parashar, Himanshu Mishra
According to the sources, the Centre is keeping open the option of a special Parliament session after the BRICS Summit to pass the Women's Reservation and Delimitation Bills, with the Monsoon Session yet to be prorogued.
By: Arun Bhalekar, Shipra Parashar
The action comes after changes to the Maharashtra Government Rules of Business, 2026, which give the Chief Minister greater powers to review and reject decisions taken by individual ministers.
By: Shipra Parashar
China's Xi Jinping urged BRICS nations to help restore peace, saying the Iran and Middle East war has caused serious losses and serves no global interest. He called for opposition to sovereignty violations and interference in internal affairs.
By: Shipra Parashar
Trump said Iran was probably behind the attack on Saudi Arabia's East-West oil pipeline, while adding that Yemen's Houthi rebels did not want a confrontation with the US.
By: Shipra Parashar, Ashish Srivastava
After repeatedly reshuffling the political fortunes of her nephews Akash and Ishan Anand, BSP chief Mayawati has now ruled out both from holding any political post in the party, while leaving the possibility of a role for their sister, Deepika Anand.
By: Shipra Parashar
Iran's Pezeshkian said Tehran remains open to dialogue if the US ends sanctions and aggression, stressing that past talks failed due to broken commitments. He also said Iran is negotiating with Oman on reopening the Strait of Hormuz.
By: Shipra Parashar
In an exclusive interview with India Today on the sidelines of the BRICS Summit, President Masoud Pezeshkian spoke about the Strait of Hormuz blockade, the safety of seafarers, ties with India and the nuclear talks with the US that fell apart. He also hit back at Washington and Tel Aviv, accusing them of being the real aggressors in the region.
