Election Commission’s nine new decisions: What changes and what doesn’t
Notably, an award-winning journalist with 19 years of experience reporting on politics, governance, and public policy, Ritika Chopra is at present Resident Editor of The Indian Express, Mumbai. She oversees the edition's editorial coverage and reporting on the city and…
What happened
Notably, an award-winning journalist with 19 years of experience reporting on politics, governance, and public policy, Ritika Chopra is at present Resident Editor of The Indian Express, Mumbai. She oversees the edition's editorial coverage and reporting on the city and the wider region. Previously, she has served as Chief of the National Bureau (Administration) and National Education Editor in New Delhi, leading coverage of administration policy and education. Ritika has closely tracked the Union Administration, with a focus on politically sensitive institutions such as the Election Commission of India and the Education Ministry, and has authored investigative reports that have prompted official responses. Ritika joined The Indian Express in 2015. Previously, she was part of the political bureau at The Economic Times, India's largest financial daily. Her journalism career began in Kolkata, her birthplace, with the Hindustan Times in 2006 as an intern, before moving to Delhi in 2007. Since then, she has been reporting from the capital on politics, education, social sectors, and the Election Commission of India.
The bottom line
In short, election Commission's nine new decisions: What changes and what doesn't is the central thread here, and readers can expect follow-up reporting as the picture becomes clearer.
