The Times of India (principal correspondent)
Debabrata Mohapatra is a principal correspondent at The Times of India. He specializes in security and law enforcement, focusing on themes such as counterterrorism, law enforcement technology, and the judicial system, while also covering regional interests and world news across APAC and LATAM. Debabrata's insights have been featured in The Economic Times, MDPI, and MSN.
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Debabrata's coverage primarily focuses on local news, particularly in the Puri region of Odisha, India. His articles cover a range of topics including government and politics, crime, and entertainment news.
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Bhubaneswar: The alleged custodial death of a detainee at Kabisurya Nagar police station in Ganjam district has triggered a blame game, with opposition parties accusing the police of running a “reign of goondaraj” at the behest of the govt. BJP dismissed the allegations, insisting that the govt has acted swiftly against errant personnel.
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Authorities have been directed to fix safety issues on national highways. This follows a series of fatal accidents. Instructions include tackling illegal parking and encroachments. Advanced traffic management systems and truck terminals are also planned. Truck lay-bys and wayside amenities will be built.
