Joy Sengupta is a journalist for The Economic Times, specializing in local news coverage in India, specifically in the state of Maharashtra and the city of Pune. With a focus on transportation, infrastructure, and local developments, Joy provides insightful reporting on a wide range of topics affecting the region.
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Three IndiGo flights from Patna, Bengaluru, and Hyderabad faced a hoax bomb threat in Pune, leading to evacuations and investigations by local police and cybercrime units.
By: Joy Sengupta
Pune: As Diwali celebrations end, the festival of democracy in the form of the upcoming state assembly election has taken centre stage.
By: Joy Sengupta
Pune: Beefing up security is PMPML's sole option to stop battery theft from CNG buses parked on roadside in different places in the absence of space in depots.
Pune: Ashutosh Sharma, who travelled to Delhi a day before Diwali, went to the city airport four-and-a-half hours early, fearing major congestion.
Pune: Two to three hours' delay, double security check, bag identification in aircraft and mental trauma — flyers in planes receiving hoax bomb threats are virtually taking stress tests these days.
As assembly elections approach, farmers in Purandar firmly oppose the proposed airport development, emphasizing land rights and livelihoods while candidates navigate the contentious issue.
Residents of South Pune are at a crossroads with two groups presenting opposing views on the upcoming elections. One calls for a boycott over unaddressed local issues like water scarcity and poor infrastructure, while another encourages informed voting to bring about change. Explore the contrasting opinions that reflect the pressing concerns of the community.
By: Joy Sengupta
Pune: People flying out the city are under a lot of stress lately. And the cause of their stress are the traffic jams caused by frequent VIP movements to and from the Pune airport this election season.
By: Joy Sengupta
The Swargate bus depot in Pune is set to undergo major resurfacing work within 10 days, aiming to enhance passenger experience and address long-standing issues like potholes and rainwater accumulation. The project, sanctioned at Rs20 lakh by MSRTC, is expected to be completed in 45 days, benefiting around 50,000 daily commuters.
By: Joy Sengupta
Pune: A grocer of Kumbharvalan village in Purandar sits in his store hooked to his cellphone.
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