Indrajit Kundu is an Editor at the TV Today Network, where he serves as the In-Charge of the Kolkata Bureau. A multimedia journalist, he covers a diverse range of topics including elections, government, politics, public policy, and legal reform, with a focus on regional interest and world news across West Bengal, Odisha, and the Northeast. Indrajit has been featured in notable publications such as India Today, Business Today, and MSN.
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By: Indrajit Kundu
Ratna Debnath's remarks come a day after she urged the BJP government to expedite justice in the RG Kar case. Debnath said two months had elapsed since Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari assured her that her daughter would get justice within seven days of the BJP coming to power.
By: Akash Chatterjee, Indrajit Kundu
The action followed searches conducted by the ED's Kolkata Zonal Office at five premises in and around Kolkata under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA), 2002.
By: Indrajit Kundu
The Calcutta High Court allowed the Trinamool Congress to operate three frozen bank accounts for routine expenses under a Special Officer's supervision. The court said the police had not shown enough material for the freeze and clarified that the interim order does not settle the party's factional dispute.
By: Mayukh Debnath, Indrajit Kundu
The suspects have been identified as Pradip and his wife, Ayinghi, residents of Leilon Vaiphei, a Kuki-dominated village. The operation to arrest them was carried out by a joint team of Manipur Police, NIA and CRPF.
By: Vivek Kumar, Indrajit Kundu
Addressing party workers on Facebook Live, Mamata Banerjee accused the BJP of engineering defections, apologised "on behalf of the traitors", and strongly backed Abhishek Banerjee for resisting intimidation.
By: Indrajit Kundu
A protest outside Dhaka's Baitul Mukarram mosque targeted BJP MLA Sourav Sikdar over the proposed relocation of a mosque at Kolkata airport. The demonstration carries the airport dispute across the border and intensifies the controversy.
By: Indrajit Kundu, Sayan Ganguly
A nearly 23-minute speech by Kalyan Banerjee triggered a public spat with Mamata Banerjee at the Trinamool's Martyrs' Day rally, ending in his walkout.
By: Ritaban Misra, Indrajit Kundu
Taslima Nasrin returned to Kolkata for her first public address in the city since 2007. She used the occasion to defend free speech, secularism and equal rights while reflecting on exile.
By: Anirban Sinha Roy, Nitish K Singh, Indrajit Kundu
The West Bengal STF has arrested Arpita Sarkar, alleging she worked with Hamim Mondal in a cross-border network targeting senior political figures, including West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari. The investigation has also revealed that Hamim was allegedly instructed to procure police uniforms to create disturbances during the recent student protest at Delhi's Jantar Mantar.
By: Indrajit Kundu
Bangladesh renewed its extradition demand for Sheikh Hasina ahead of her Delhi address. India said the event was private while Dhaka insisted she must return and face the law.
