Pratip Acharya is a Senior Correspondent for The Indian Express, focusing on local news in India, specifically in Maharashtra and Mumbai. He covers a wide range of topics including current events, environmental issues, infrastructure development, and social issues. Pratip is known for his in-depth reporting and providing accurate and timely information to his readers.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
Mumbai, India (Local)
Not enough data
Pratip's coverage primarily focuses on local government announcements, infrastructure projects, and environmental concerns within Mumbai. To effectively pitch to Pratip, one could provide insights into the impact of these developments on the city's residents or businesses. Additionally, experts with data-driven analysis related to pollution control measures or infrastructure projects in Mumbai may find their input valuable for Pratip’s articles.
Given his focus on specific regions like Maharashtra and cities like Mumbai, pitches should be tailored to address how national policies or global trends are manifesting at a local level in this area.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
By: Pratip Acharya
Under earlier plan, tunnels passed below farmlands of tribal communities inside SGNP.
By: Pratip Acharya
Weather officials attributed the rise in mercury to the effects of Cyclone Fengal which had developed over the eastern and south eastern coast, leading to significant rainfall in the southern and eastern part of the country.
By: Pratip Acharya
The BMC urged residents to use water sparingly after the pipeline burst was reported at Swami Vivekananda Road.
By: Pratip Acharya
Officials from the Mumbai Fire Brigade (MFB) confirmed that the blaze is confined to the second floor, where the REPL office is located.
Once the STP is ready, civic officials said that a distribution channel will be set up, through which treated water will be supplied to residential and commercial units for potable usage.
By: Pratip Acharya
No injury was reported in the incident. The building which houses offices and clinics was partially empty when the fire broke out.
By: Pratip Acharya
In 2019, the BMC had floated a proposal to rejuvenate the Poisar River by widening the river bank and setting up 10 mini STPs alongside it to treat and recycle sewage.
Poisar is one of the seven rivers that Mumbai relies on to meet its day-to-day water requirements. However, continuous discharge of sewage and industrial waste has choked the river over decades.
By: Pratip Acharya, Nayonika Bose
A seven-year-old child is still missing, officials said. Relatives are still looking for the minor, Yohaan Nisaar Ahmed Pathan, a resident of Goa, who was in Mumbai on a two-day trip with his mother and elder brother.
By: Pratip Acharya
Construction debris comprises solid waste generated from construction sites, which includes composition of plastic, stone chips, mud and bricks.
(833) 317-6278 
