Ajanta Chakraborty is a journalist who writes for The Economic Times, focusing on local news in India, specifically in the state of West Bengal and the city of Kolkata. Ajanta covers a wide range of topics including transportation, infrastructure, and development projects, providing readers with up-to-date information on the latest happenings in the region.
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By: Ajanta Chakraborty
The Orange Line Phase II project, originally set for completion by December 2024, has been delayed until March 2025 due to remaining construction challenges, notably an 800m viaduct gap at Chingrighata. Learn more about the current status, funding, and future plans for Kolkata's metro expansion.
By: Ajanta Chakraborty
Kolkata Metro has established a special task force to curb the issue of joyriders overstaying their rides in the newly launched East-West Metro section. The group aims to identify and penalize erring passengers who exploit the system, as crowding and extended wait times become a concern.
By: Ajanta Chakraborty
Kolkata: More than 1,200 passengers had a close shave when three coaches of the 22850 Secunderabad-Shalimar Weekly Express derailed near Nalpur station, 41 km from Kolkata, early on Saturday.
Kolkata: The derailment of the 22850 Secunderabad-Shalimar Express hit South-Eastern Railway services for the next five hours, leading to cancellation
By: Ajanta Chakraborty
A derailment of the 22850 Secunderabad-Shalimar Express caused significant disruptions in South-Eastern Railway services, leading to cancellations, diversions, and delays for over five hours. Authorities expect normal operations to resume by Saturday night.
By: Ajanta Chakraborty
Kolkata: Though the railways tried its best to restore services in the aftermath of the Secunderabad-Shalimar Weekly Express derailment on Saturday, several long-distance trains were delayed on Sunday.
Kolkata: To expedite work in the incomplete Esplanade-Sealdah section, some significant operational changes have been introduced in East-West Metro's under-river stretch.
Kolkata: Tomorrow's gain is today's pain. Commuters using East-West Metro's Howrah Maidan-Esplanade section felt the adage only too well
By: Ajanta Chakraborty
Balmiki Pratibha, the iconic dance drama by Alokananda Roy, concludes its journey with a historic 100th show, showcasing the transformative power of art among prisoners in Kolkata.
By: Ajanta Chakraborty
Kolkata: The Joka-Esplanade Metro corridor received a major boost with the ministry of defence finally approving the relocation of BC Roy Market to make way for the terminal Esplanade station.
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