Amit Bathla is a Principal Correspondent at Hindustan Times. He specializes in regional interest and world news, with a particular focus on Latin America, providing insightful coverage and analysis on these topics. Amit's work has been featured in prominent outlets including 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
Police recovered a body on March 10 near Chandika Mata temple by the Alaknanda river in the Langasu area, with the hands and legs tied with plastic rope.
Monkeys and wild boars cause nearly 60% of crop damage in Uttarakhand, a panel report says, linking rising human-wildlife conflict to rural distress and migration.
By: Amit Bathla
According to officials, the assessment focuses on identifying settlements vulnerable to cloudbursts, excessive water flow in streams and rivulets
Dehradun, May 10 -- The Uttarakhand government has begun identifying settlements vulnerable to disasters, similar to last year's Dharali tragedy in Uttarkashi, ahead of this year's monsoon season.
Dehradun, May 10 -- The Uttarakhand government has begun identifying settlements vulnerable to disasters, similar to last year's Dharali tragedy in Uttarkashi, ahead of this year's monsoon season.
By: Amit Bathla
The alleged corruption was flagged by a Dehradun based RTI activist and advocate Vikesh Negi after he obtained documents through RTI
By: Amit Bathla
Uttarakhand is considering mandatory registration, fitness certificates and stricter safety norms for trekking and mountaineering activities.
By: Amit Bathla
PK Patro, chief conservator of forests (CCF) (eco-tourism), said the proposed guidelines would be the first framework to regulate trekking in Uttarakhand.
District magistrate Prashant Arya said Babita Pandey's friends informed authorities about her disappearance on May 30
Dehradun, June 4 -- A massive multi-agency search operation has entered its fifth day as authorities continue efforts to trace a 24-year-old woman
