Raima Ganguly is a journalist based in Kolkata, India, and writes for The Economic Times. With a focus on local news and cultural events, Raima's articles cover a wide range of topics including music, art, food, and social issues. Her work has also been featured in Indulge Express and The New Indian Express.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
Kolkata, India (Local)
Not enough data
Raima Ganguly primarily covers local news related to Kolkata, focusing on entertainment, culture & society. She often features events and reviews related to music, film festivals, food, weddings and societal issues such as domestic violence and pollution.
For effective outreach:
1. Offer insights into the cultural events or entertainment scene in Kolkata.
2. Provide expert commentary on societal issues like domestic violence or pollution specifically within the context of Kolkata.
3. If relevant, pitch stories about traditional weddings or regional cuisine with a focus on Kolkata's unique aspects.
Since Raima focuses on local coverage in India (Kolkata), pitches should be tailored to match this geographic focus for better relevance and appeal.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
By: Raima Ganguly
The Purnamidam festival, held on November 15 and 16, at Rabindra Sadan was a celebration of Kathak maestro Guru Ashimbandhu Bhattacharjee’s 60-year ar.
By: Raima Ganguly
The third session of Srijanotsav 2024 was recently held at Gyan Manch, an event supported by the Sangeet Natak Akademi.
By: Raima Ganguly
Rajatava Datta in a still from the film One of the films amongst the spectacular lineup of film screenings at the 30th Kolkata International Film
Diljit Dosanjh Diljit turned tourist on Friday, flooding the internet with videos from iconic city locations. But the highlight?
By: Raima Ganguly
Jaya Seal Ghosh as Mrinal from Streer Potro Of late, a few theatre groups and museums in the city are reclaiming decaying houses as cultural hubs, and infusing them with art, performance and narrative.
By: Raima Ganguly, Aatreyee Mohanta
On Sunday evening, the city travelled back in time, as Bryan Adams took the stage. For many, it was a dream-come-true to hear him live. Highlights from the gig
By: Raima Ganguly, Aatreyee Mohanta
Rupam Islam and his son Rup Aarohan Prometheus steal a moment with Bryan backstage Kolkata celebs joined the crowd of thousands at the concert on Sunday.
The team of Kolkata Street Music Festival 2024 Kolkata recently witnessed the fifth season of the Kolkata Street Music Festival , a vibrant celebration of melodies that resonate with the spirit of life.
Sudarshan Chakravorty, Chandrima Bhattacharya and team perform Kitareba (also below left) The city is abuzz with art celebrations this month, including
December in Kolkata is marked by cultural celebrations, with the annual Swara Samrat Festival as a key highlight.
(833) 317-6278 
