Amarabati Bhattacharyya is a Sub Editor at National Herald India. She focuses on themes related to HR and workforce, exploring topics such as the dynamics of the workforce in India and the implications of global events like the Russia-Ukraine War. Amarabati's work has been featured in prominent publications including Maktoob, SheThePeople.TV, and The Hindu.
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Amarabati's coverage spans government and politics, as well as culture and society in India. Her articles delve into evolving stories, legal policy regulation, and government announcements.
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Given her focus on national (India) coverage and the specific topics she covers such as Bengal Panchayat Polls and Kali Puja bringing a slice of Bengal to Hyderabad, it is crucial for sources to have a strong understanding of local Indian politics and culture.
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Kali puja brings a slice of Bengal to Hyderabad
By: Amarabati Bhattacharyya
The Centre banned manufacture, distribution, stocking, sale and use of 19 single-use plastic items on July 1, 2022, but unorganised businesses still rely on cheap plastic carry bags for want of affordable alternatives
Auto-drivers in Hyderabad protest against State-run Mahalakshmi scheme, fearing reduced female passengers.
By: Amarabati Bhattacharyya
In sync with the new venue of Sattva Knowledge City, the festival will host conversations around climate and science
By: Amarabati Bhattacharyya
The fair features works of prominent as well as budding writers at discounted prices, cutting across genres of history, art, culture, comedy, religion, and poetry
With social media platforms and a dozen delivery apps, the demand for homemade haleem soared this year.
By: Amarabati Bhattacharyya
Beyond the limitations and diktats of the urban middle-class imagination of literature, there lies an abundance of Indian vernacular literature that explores the neglected margins of our society.
By: Amarabati Bhattacharyya
On a breezy Saturday afternoon, a group of 30 writers, ranging in age from 10 to 68, gather at Aaromale in Film Nagar for the biweekly meet-up of
Queer-Trans Wellness & Support Center in Hyderabad provides a safe haven for LGBTQIA+ community with mental health, legal aid, and more.
By: Amarabati Bhattacharyya
Reigning as one of the top cities for job opportunities driven by its booming IT sector and an influx of lakhs of youth every year, Hyderabad finds itself at the centre of entrepreneurial emergence.
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