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Journalist based in Bengaluru, Karnataka. Cover issues ranging from gender, education, human rights and politics, with specific interest in stories coming out of South India.
The Karnataka High Court’s judgement in 2021, providing one per cent horizontal reservation to trans persons, opened doors for the community in the state. But many say they are unable to avail the benefits
BY Anisha Reddy 2 July 2024
Priyanka Jarkiholi is the first tribal woman to win from an unreserved constituency
BY Anisha Reddy 24 June 2024
On June 14, we heard that the IIJNM institute had decided to discontinue courses in journalism from this year due to dwindling admission numbers. But it wasn’t all that shocking.
BY Anisha Reddy 23 June 2024
He left the IAS to fight the BJP’s ideology and won by a record margin
BY Anisha Reddy 22 June 2024
Political experts believe BJP-RSS workers don’t start their work only prior to the elections; they keep promoting their ideology throughout the year through different mediums
BY Anisha Reddy 22 June 2024
Though the BJP has increased its presence in Karnataka, Telangana and Andhra Pradesh, significant hurdles remain in its way
BY Anisha Reddy 13 June 2024
TDP's sweeping victory catapulted Naidu to a kingmaker’s role in national politics after BJP failed to secure the majority required to form a government on its own
BY Anisha Reddy 9 June 2024
As BJP makes inroads into South India, regional parties face challenges but still hold sway in their strongholds
BY Anisha Reddy 6 June 2024
The BJP managed to win only 29 of 130 seats in South India in the last general elections, this election, however, has given different results
BY Anisha Reddy 4 June 2024
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