Chandrashekar Srinivasan
Chandrashekar is a Senior Editor at NDTV. A journalist with 15+ years across print and digital media, he also has degrees in Sociology and Economics. He has worked in the political, business, sports, and entertainment news spaces, but is happiest just watching football.
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NDTV Explains: Story Of Indus Waters Treaty, Partition, Planning, Pak Impact
What is the Indus Water Treaty that India has suspended as measures against Pakistan after the terror attack in Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir.
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Pahalgam Attack Explained By Defence Expert Who Served In Kashmir 20 Years Ago
The scale and precision of the Pahalgam terror attack emphasises the role Pak's security agency, the Inter-Services Intelligence, plays in equipping, training, and arming jihadis, defence expert Major General Yash Mor (retd) told NDTV.
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"No Authority Above Parliament": Jagdeep Dhankhar Takes Aim At Top Court
Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar has again questioned the remit of the judiciary, declaring the "Parliament is supreme" and that "elected representatives (i.e., the MPs) are the 'ultimate masters' of what the Constitution will be..."
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The BluSmart (And Gensol) Story: Missing Crores, A Luxury Flat, And EV Cabs
In July 2024 EV cab service BluSmart raised Rs 200 crore in funding from new investors like ex-India cricket team captain MS Dhoni. But, less than a year later, it has shut operations amid Sebi investigation into car leasers Gensol.
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National Herald Case Explained: The Congress, A Newspaper, And That Rs 90 Crore Loan
An Enforcement Directorate chargesheet against Sonia and Rahul Gandhi - in the Rs 2,000 crore National Herald case - has opened a fresh can of worms for the Congress.
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AIADMK Backtracks On BJP Coalition? Alliance Only For Elections, Hints EPS
Comments by AIADMK boss Edappadi K Palaniswami, or EPS, suggest the Tamil party will not accept a coalition government and that the alliance with the BJP, for the 2026 Tamil Nadu Assembly election, is "only for the election".
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US Says China Faces Up To 245% Tariff On Imports Due To Retaliatory Action
China now faces tariffs of 245 per cent on import of goods into the United States "as a result of its retaliatory actions", the White House said Tuesday afternoon (India time) as the trade war between the nations appears to be run further off track.
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MK Stalin Forms Panel For Tamil Nadu's Autonomy Amid Run-Ins With Governor
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin has set up a high-level committee - under retired Supreme Court Chief Justice Kurien Joseph - to recommend measures on state autonomy.
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A "Bit Absurd" Battle To Claim Ambedkar's Legacy
The BJP and the opposition, led by the Congress and the Samajwadi Party of ex-UP Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav, have gone head-to-head on Monday - on Ambedkar Jayanti - to claim the legacy of Dr BR Ambedkar for themselves.
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After India Outreach, China Calls On Europe To Resist American "Bullying"
China has called on the European Union to join hands to resist "unilateral bullying" by the US, referring to the sweeping (and staggering) 145 per cent tariffs imposed by Donald Trump on Chinese imports.
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"India, China Relationship Is...": Beijing's Message After Trump's 104% Tariff
Donald Trump's tariffs are doing, it appears, what decades of political and diplomatic wrangling could not, at least with any great degree of success - to get India and China to work together.
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"Dilute, Defame, Divide, Disenfranchise": Congress' '4D' Attack On Waqf Bill
Congress MP Gaurav Gogoi launched a fierce counterattack Wednesday - after Minority Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju tabled the Waqf Amendment Bill - accusing the BJP-led government of trying to "defame (and) disenfranchise minorities" and staging an "a
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Kiren Rijiju Blasts UPA Government: "Parliament Was Being Claimed As Waqf"
The promised eight-hour debate Wednesday on the Waqf Amendment Bill began with a point of order raised by an opposition MP - NK Ramachandran of the Revolutionary Socialist Party - who questioned the authority of the JPC that scrutinised the bill.
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1,000-Bed Myanmar Hospital Is "Mass Casualty Area" After 7.7 Earthquake
A 1000-bed hospital in Myanmar capital Naypyidaw is a likely "mass casualty area", news agency AFP said Friday afternoon after a 7.7 earthquake struck near the city of Sagaing.
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Panic In Myanmar, Bangkok As Buildings Collapse, Airport Damaged In Quake
Collapsed bridges and buildings, shaking skyscrapers with water from infinity pools falling hundreds of feet to the ground - scenes that followed a big 7.7 earthquake in central Myanmar that led to tremors in northern Bangkok and southwestern China.
