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Simran Sharma

Dehradun, Mahārāshtra, Mumbai, Thāne
As seen in: The Pamphlet
Covers:  Politics, History, Government, Geo-Political
Doesn't Cover: Science
सब राजनीतिक है, लेकिन सब राजनीति नहीं! Journalist| Kidney Transplant Recipient | Sub Editor- Founding member @Pamphlet_in Views are personal

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Simran Sharma’s Biography

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Writing seems relaxing when you know what you are doing, for me, it was always writing articles that matter. Especially in media, it's more important to write the truth rather than just report the incident.

Simran Sharma’s Journalist Portfolio

The Election Year Is Upon Us, So Is The Fatigue On National Political Parties - The Pamphlet

The Election Year Is Upon Us, So Is The Fatigue On National Political Parties - The Pamphlet

As the year 2024 comes closer, there's only one question in the minds of people; what's going to happen in th…

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Will Mamata Government finally take action regarding victims of river bank erosion? The Pamphlet

Will Mamata Government finally take action regarding victims of river bank erosion? The Pamphlet

It's been decades since the people of three districts of West Bengal are slowly losing everything to river ba…

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The Perimeters Of A 'Good Governance' In Context of Atal Bihari Vajpayee - The Pamphlet

The Perimeters Of A 'Good Governance' In Context of Atal Bihari Vajpayee - The Pamphlet

Being a democratic country, India offers its citizens the right to choose a government that will work for the…

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SOS! No sugar, no tea: CJP hunger strike moves to Starbucks

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By Simran Sharma
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Hours after the start of the indefinite hunger strike, Comrade Abhihaar Dubke hailed a roaring protest, leading a disciplined vanguard of the Cockroachist Janta Party (CJP) out from the dark, oppressive crevices of the baseboards. Minutes after the revolutionary initiation, Abhihaar had to call in experienced krantikaari comrade Phunshuk Wangdu to the stage as he ran out of sugar-free packets for his latte.
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12 years of Prime Minister Narendra Modi: How his decisions and policy implementation quietly changed an average Indian’s life

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By Simran Sharma
| The Pamphlet
On June 10, 2026, Prime Minister Narendra Modi quietly crossed an unprecedented milestone: 4,399 days in office, officially passing Jawaharlal Nehru’s record for the longest continuous tenure under an elected democratic mandate. Political analysts will undoubtedly spend the coming weeks parsing election data, calculating macroeconomic growth, and evaluating global foreign policy shifts. But if we are being completely honest, history doesn’t actually live in the grand proclamations of the capital.
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The 8,931 day watershed: How PM Modi outpaced the shadows of the past

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By Simran Sharma
| The Pamphlet
For decades, certain milestones in Indian politics were treated like immutable laws of nature. Chief among them was the shadow of the past: The towering longevity of early post-independence governance. But records are fundamentally mathematical, while politics is driven by momentum.
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Why did you become a journalist?

The connection of politics and journalism is deep, the main reason was to understand the chakravyuh of this and present it in layman's terms