Aritra Singha is a Senior Correspondent at The Free Press Journal. He covers a diverse range of topics including elections, government, politics, public policy, and security policy, with a strong focus on regional interest and world news across various regions such as LATAM, North America, and APAC. Aritra's insights and reporting have been featured in prominent discussions surrounding health and wellness, as well as the local and regional economy.
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Aritra Singha's primary focus is on government and politics, especially in the West Bengal region of India. He extensively covers announcements and developments related to political parties, law enforcement agencies, and significant legal cases.
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By: Aritra Singha
West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari urged skilled professionals working outside the state to return to Bengal, assuring job opportunities under the government's development vision. Speaking at the inauguration of LTM Ltd's technology campus, he promised support for investments, small businesses and additional land for a proposed data centre.
By: Aritra Singha
Popular Bengali actor Kharaj Mukherjee was among those stranded in Nepal after flash floods disrupted travel and blocked roads. Mukherjee said his film crew was unable to return to Kathmandu after completing a shoot. The West Bengal government has opened helplines as 32 people from the state remain missing.
By: Aritra Singha
West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari celebrated Raksha Bandhan at Ambedkar Colony in his Bhabanipur constituency and called for unity towards the vision of ‘Viksit Bharat'. Later, addressing a non-political event where 10,000 voices sang the full version of ‘Vande Mataram', he promised to restore nationalism at Jadavpur University and curb “threat culture” on campus.
By: Aritra Singha
At the TMC student wing's foundation day programme in Kolkata, Mamata Banerjee claimed the party would return to power in West Bengal soon and accused the BJP of capturing the state through “theft”. She also criticised police action at Abhishek Banerjee's office and announced plans to begin district visits.
By: Aritra Singha
West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari visited Birbhum on Saturday, offering prayers at Tarapith before chairing an administrative meeting in Rampurhat. He discussed development plans, Deucha Pachami and preparations for Kaushiki Amavasya, including temporary medical camps, ORS and water facilities for devotees.
By: Aritra Singha
A fresh controversy has erupted over TMC MP Abhishek Banerjee's Camac Street office after the building owner's lawyer alleged that two floors were forcibly occupied despite lease conditions. A notice was sent on August 24 seeking vacation of the floors, while Minister Agnimitra Paul separately raised safety concerns over the party's hoarding.
By: Aritra Singha
Three mobile phones, two routers, pen drives, a card reader and Rs 31,000 cash were recovered from the cell of life-sentenced prisoner Aftab Ahmed Ansari at Kolkata's Presidency Correctional Home. Police are probing how the items reached his cell and examining his communications and social media activity.
By: Aritra Singha
Kolkata Police filed a suo motu FIR against Mamata Banerjee and TMC student wing rally organisers over alleged violation of Calcutta High Court directions. The court had allowed the August 28 rally on Cathedral Road but ordered one road flank to remain open. Police said the condition was not followed and the role of those involved will be examined.
By: Aritra Singha
An elderly couple from Bengal narrowly escaped a devastating flash flood in Nepal while travelling to Mansarovar with a 37-member group. The flood struck just 300 metres from their location near the China border. The couple said a driver's quick decision and a delay in document verification helped save their lives. They returned to Basirhat on Sunday, traumatised by the disaster.
By: Aritra Singha
West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi for paying tribute to legendary Bengali actor Uttam Kumar during his ‘Mann Ki Baat' programme ahead of the actor's 100th birth centenary on September 3. Adhikari called the tribute a matter of immense pride for West Bengal and thanked Modi for honouring Uttam Kumar's enduring legacy.
