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Sidharth Mishra

Delhi, New Delhi
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Professor Sidharth Mishra, presently Chairperson, Vivekananda School of Journalism and Mass Communication, is a Master in English Literature from Delhi University. He easentially is a print media journalist, he has also worked as TV panelist, UN resource person, documentary maker and author with over 30 years of experience. Professor Mishra’s area of interest is democratic functioning at the grassroots. He has covered every general election since 1996 and been a legislative and parliamentary re…

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Fire and drug ring: Delhi's underbelly burning, unnoticed and unreported

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By Sidharth Mishra
| MSN India Verified
In the age of digital politics, public discourse is increasingly dominated by a relentless cycle of political messaging, counter-messaging, and social media warfare. Vast sums of money are spent to amplify narratives that either glorify or vilify political parties and leaders. Mainstream media, given the velocity of digital news cycles, frequently finds itself reacting to these trends or government handouts rather than setting the agenda.
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Coaching centres’ Regulation easier said than done

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By Sidharth Mishra
| The New Indian Express Verified
Entire city economies in places such as Kota, Delhi, Hyderabad and Prayagraj are significantly influenced by educational coaching. The sector generates substantial employment and contributes considerable tax revenues. It is therefore intriguing that the leaders of such a thriving industry have increasingly chosen to position themselves in opposition to government agencies. One explanation could be the growing attempts by governments to regulate the sector.
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A Building falls, fire rages, but nobody answers

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By Sidharth Mishra
| The New Indian Express Verified
Within the span of a few days, Delhi witnessed two devastating tragedies in South Delhi. Last weekend, a building collapsed in Saidulajab near Saket Metro Station, claiming nearly a dozen lives. Before the city could fully absorb the shock, a fire tore through an unauthorised guesthouse in Malviya Nagar, killing 22 people. At first glance, the two incidents may seem unrelated, but both emerged from the same ecosystem of negligence, corruption and weak enforcement.
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