Law Kr Mishra Editor
- EditorOver five decades in journalism. Journalism journey started with the Searchlight .later joined the Times of India,Delhi and was posted in ten different states.Shared professional experiences with three dozen CMs of different political faiths Was the only journalist of Bihar to cover Kargil war,a life time experience for a journalist,was posted as special correspondent of the Times of India at Srinagar(1998_2001).Worked for Free Press Journal as it's Bihar/ Jharkhand representative. Articles in the Illustrated Weekly of India,Dharmyug, Dinman,Youth Times etc.
Hasina Extradition Conundrum: Ultra-Capitalism's Shadow Over Democratic Resilience in South Asia
Bangladesh demands India extradite ex‑PM Sheikh Hasina after death sentence for crimes against humanity; diplomatic,...
Nitish Kumar and His Gujarat Connection: A Forty-Year Story of Affection, Fallout and Return
From midnight meals in Rajkot to political ruptures over Modi’s rise — and now a renewed partnership — Nitish’s journey...
Bihar Post-Poll Shock: BJP Loses R.K. Singh, RJD Family Rift Erupts Rohini Acharya’s eviction.
R.K. Singh’s resignation stings BJP; meanwhile the RJD faces a public family breakdown after Rohini Acharya’s eviction.
L.K. Advani Turns 98: Rajkot Remembers His Historic Ties and Legacy
As BJP patriarch turns 98, the city recalls the warmth, nostalgia, and political legacy that bound L.K. Advani to its...
From Midnight Oaths to Modern Milestones: Chhattisgarh Turns 25
Born in improvisation on November 1, 2000, India’s youngest heartland state has journeyed from tents and taxis to AIIMS,...
When Elections in Kashmir Meant Fear, Not Freedom: Eyewitness to 1999 Poll Irregularities
A reporter recalls how fear, rigging, and coercion marred Kashmir’s 1999 polls — and how democracy slowly reclaimed the...
When British Royals Failed to See Gir’s Lions: Untold History of Gujarat’s Wild Kings
From the Duke of Clarence to Prince Philip, British royals left Gir without a glimpse of India’s last Asiatic...
The Fall of the Red Corridor: India Declares Maoist Insurgency Wiped Out Across Bastar and Gadchiroli
From Bastar to Gadchiroli, a 24-year campaign culminates in mass surrenders — 303 Maoists lay down arms in two days,...
Bihar Elections Rewind: Sudden Party Shifts and the History of Political Surprises
From Chandra Shekhar’s press room surprise to Tejashwi’s Maurya walkout — a chronicle of walkouts, defections and...
Prashant Kishor Fields Ex-Mentor Dr Krishna Chandra Sinha from Kumhrar, Shuns Career Politicians
Prashant Kishor fields ex-mentor Dr Krishna Chandra Sinha from Kumhrar as Jan Suraj candidate, bypasses career...
When Telegrams Delivered Election Funds: Congress Tales from 1993
Before online transfers and EC limits, party funds once travelled by telegrams and taxis. A reporter recalls Congress’s...
Bihar Poll Pulse: From Lofty Targets to Ground Realities
BJP lowers Bihar election target as past political forecasts—from Indira Gandhi to Biju Patnaik—show how ground...
