Shahnawaz Akhtar

Shahnawaz Akhtar is a senior journalist with over two decades of reporting experience across four Indian states and China. He is the Managing Editor and founder of eNewsroom India, an independent, Kolkata-based digital media platform. His work focuses on human-interest reporting, capturing lived realities, resilience, and voices often ignored by mainstream media

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न कोई राजनीतिक विरासत, न आसान जीत: ऐसे JMM के ‘चाणक्य’ बने सुदिव्य सोनू

8,272 वोट से शुरू हुई सुदिव्य कुमार सोनू की चुनावी कहानी 94,042 वोट तक पहुंची। लेकिन उनकी असली राजनीतिक ताकत चुनावी जीत से कहीं आगे थी—शिबू सोरेन का भरोसा, हेमंत सोरेन का साथ और JMM की रणनीति में उनकी अहम भूमिका

From Guruji’s ‘Son’ to Hemant’s ‘Bhaiya’: The Political Journey of Sudivya Sonu

Sudivya Kumar Sonu’s political journey took him from a CCL contractor and electoral defeats to becoming a trusted JMM strategist, minister and key figure in the Soren family’s political circle. His decades-long loyalty to JMM shaped his rise from 8,272 votes to 94,042.

“Reclaim Your Ability to Think”: Neha Bora on Umar Khalid, Gen Z & Right-Wing Propaganda

“My loyalty is not to power. It is to the people,” says Neha Bora. “Parties can change, and those in power can change. But we have questioned those in power in every phase and faced repression from every government in power.”

‘छात्रों पर लाठी चलाकर भाजपा का विकल्प नहीं बन सकते’: जेपीएससी आंदोलन और गैर-भाजपा सरकारों की जवाबदेही पर नेहा बोरा

नेहा बोरा ने कहा, “हमारी निष्ठा सत्ता के प्रति नहीं, जनता के प्रति है।” JPSC आंदोलन, Gen Z के बढ़ते राजनीतिक भरोसे, राहुल गांधी और उमर खालिद पर भी उन्होंने बेबाकी से अपनी बात रखी

Hemant Soren’s Youth Test: CID Arrests, 98% Demands Accepted — So Why Are Students Still Protesting?

Ranchi: Barely weeks after a Gen Z movement at Delhi's Jantar Mantar marched towards Parliament, thousands of job aspirants in Jharkhand marched towards the...

Two Protests, One Anger: Why Jharkhand’s Student Movement Is Different

What began as anger over JPSC-JSSC recruitment delays has grown into a wider test of how governments, police, political parties and media respond to student dissent.