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Shikha Mukerjee joined The Economic Times in 1978 and remained with the Times of India Group until 2001. She launched the Kolkata edition of The Times of India and later became Political Editor. Since 2001 she has been a freelance writer, contributing opinions and analysis on politics and policy. She also participates as a commentator on television, both national and regional. In 1978, she was one of the first full-time women journalists in Kolkata.
She is an alumnus of Lady Shri Ram College, New Delhi and Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi.

Upgrade needed to bring back trust in Election Commission

Shikha Mukerjee Apr 27, 2024
Indians' distrust towards the EC has grown in recent years. From voting machines and verification trails to how the statutory body handles the deployment of state officials, there is no part of the electoral system that is not being…

Mamata Banerjee: More than India’s only woman chief minister

Shikha Mukerjee Apr 23, 2024
For the BJP in West Bengal, Mamata Banerjee is unidimensional—a failure as a woman chief minister. But evaluating a woman’s performance solely on the basis of her gender is discriminatory and disingenuous.

The Demolition of the National Museum Will Extinguish the Identity of an India That was Born in 1947

Shikha Mukerjee Oct 6, 2023
There seems to be no logic behind breaking down the present structure and shifting the nearly two lakh artefacts to North and South Blocks
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