Amit Bathla is a Principal Correspondent at Hindustan Times. He covers a diverse range of topics including aviation and aerospace, construction and real estate, as well as crime and justice, with a particular focus on animal rights and legal reform. Amit's work has been featured in Hindustan Times Syndication, MSN, and LiveMint.
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Amit Bathla's coverage primarily focuses on local stories related to rescue operations, government announcements, and evolving news in Uttarakhand, India. His articles often delve into the human aspect of these events, encompassing themes such as family & relationships and culture & society.
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By: Amit Bathla
Dehradun, June 15 -- A 44-year-old Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) worker was killed and his two brothers injured in a dispute over irrigation water
By: Amit Bathla
The death sparked severe tension in the area, with protesters demanding “bulldozer action” against the accused' properties.
Tourism secretary Dheeraj Garbyal said the draft had been prepared after consultations with stakeholders and experts
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A new directive from the Badrinath-Kedarnath Temple Committee said employees must be vigilant about doubtful financial transactions
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Get this issue Go Premium DEHRADUN: A special investigation team (SIT) of the Uttarakhand Police on Monday arrested a suspended employee of the
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A senior BKTC official said the panel has suggested that all personnel involved in counting donations wear clothes without pockets
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Police said 34 rounds of donation counting have been conducted at the Badrinath temple since its opening for the current pilgrimage season
BKTC's Sohan Singh Rangar said no irregularity was found on Mehta's part, but he was replaced because of “certain deficiencies” in the donation weighing process
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Chamoli police's SIT arrested a retired BKTC employee after CCTV allegedly showed him stealing cash from the Badrinath temple donation room on three occasions.
