Sushim Mukul is a Senior Sub Editor at DailyO. He covers a diverse range of topics including elections, government, politics, and public policy, with a keen interest in regional and world news, particularly in LATAM and North America. His work has been featured in prominent publications such as Business Today, India Today, and MSN.
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By: Sushim Mukul
An Assam officer allegedly used a mimic to pose as CM Himanta Biswa Sarma and top bureaucrats over phone calls to impress people seeking jobs and contracts. The vigilance cell has arrested the officer for alleged criminal misconduct and amassing undisclosed assets.
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Coming just months after the CJP-led Gen Z stir and amid the uproar over UGC Caste Equity rules, the Rajasthan urban polls could prove a major test for the BJP. Such is the pressure that Rajasthan CM Bhajan Lal Sharma held roadshows. Will the BJP be able to retain the support of its core voter base?
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A Jhansi advocate and his family received Rs 23 lakh in relief across multiple SC-ST Act cases, with another 10 to 12 claims pending. The Allahabad High Court has now ordered a probe across Uttar Pradesh into repeated claims and possible misuse of the compensation system meant for victims under the SC-ST Act.
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BSP chief Mayawati linked nephew Akash Anand's reinstatement to his father-in-law and former MP Ashok Siddharth announcing his sanyas. Though Siddharth announced his political retirement, Mayawati said Akash Anand wouldn't be given any party role. Reason? The nephew didn't retweet Mayawati's post on X.
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Two Hindu sisters in Pakistan's Sindh, who were abducted, forcefully converted and married to Muslim men, pleaded to return home after a court sent them to a safe house. The case highlights the continued atrocities against minorities in Pakistan and forced marriages of Hindu girls in Sindh's Tando Allahyar district.
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Days after UP Police officer Ashok Singh twirled his moustache and dared Akhilesh Yadav, the Samajwadi Party chief mounted a theatrical response. He brought a former village pradhan, known for his formidable moustache, and attacked the Yogi Adityanath government over alleged patronage to certain communities.
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The Houthis captured Mocha after an AI-cloned voice message mimicking Yemeni military commander Lt General Tareq Mohammed Abdullah Saleh, prompting troops of the Iranian proxy to withdraw. The incident raises questions about how AI is being used to wage psychological warfare.
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BJP Rajya Sabha MP Raghav Chadha's return to Delhi's voter rolls has raised questions over how he can continue representing Punjab in the Rajya Sabha. The answer lies in an Atal Bihari Vajpayee-era amendment that abolished the state-residency requirement for Upper House candidates. The change was later upheld by the Supreme Court despite concerns that it weakened the Rajya Sabha's federal character.
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Brics negotiators have agreed on a joint declaration after bridging divisions between Iran and the UAE over the Gulf War, clearing India's biggest diplomatic hurdle at the Delhi summit. The leaders are expected to approve the carefully balanced document on Saturday, but will its language reveal a big shift with respect to the US?
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The joint declaration of the Brics Delhi Summit has criticised the US over unilateral sanctions without naming it. It has backed Iran's WTO entry, and slammed Israel while dedicating five paras to Gaza. Is this a signal of India leaning away from the US, or is New Delhi keeping another diplomatic option open?
