Saikat Ray is a journalist at The Economic Times. He covers a diverse range of themes including regional interest and world news, climate change and environment, as well as construction and real estate, with a particular focus on building materials, water management, and environmental services. Saikat's work has been featured in The Economic Times and MSN.
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Saikat Ray's coverage predominantly focuses on local governance, particularly issues related to urban development, municipal policies, and the management of public spaces. His articles often highlight government announcements and address topics concerning Kolkata’s city life.
If you are reaching out to Saikat with a pitch, consider providing insights into local governance matters in West Bengal or Kolkata. Relevant stories could involve analysis of municipal policies impacting public spaces, urban infrastructure projects or developments centered around New Market area. Additionally, if your pitch involves quotes from local civic leaders or influencers involved in these areas would likely be well received by Saikat.
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Saikat Ray Aug 25, 2026, 23:57 IST
Saikat Ray Aug 26, 2026, 23:20 IST
By: Saikat Ray
A section of Kolkata Municipal Corporation officials is worried over ‘losing' one of the dedicated water main pipes that carry potable water from Palta water treatment plant to Tallah reservoir in large volume.
By: Saikat Ray
Kolkata: It is official. A majority of the hotels and guest houses KMC buildings department officials have surveyed since the devastating fire at
Kolkata: Continuous downpour on Tuesday morning led to widespread waterlogging in several parts of south Kolkata, throwing traffic out of gear during peak office hours.
Kolkata: With KMC administrator Smita Pandey setting a Sept deadline for the completion of Hrishikesh Park (Amherst Street) drainage pumping station, the civic body’s sewerage and drainage department officials are working overtime to wrap up the construction work.
Zeeshan Jawed Saikat Ray Sep 02, 2026, 23:20 IST
By: Dwaipayan Ghosh, Saikat Ray
Kolkata: Relentless rain over two days flooded several parts of the city on Wednesday, leading to jams and chaos on roads. Commuters stepping out after 11 am faced severe travel disruptions amid flooded roads, vehicle breakdowns, a cave-in and a rally as did returning schoolchildren—many of them in the middle of their half-yearly exams—who got caught in the gridlock for hours.
Saikat Ray Sep 03, 2026, 23:48 IST
Saikat Ray Sep 03, 2026, 23:46 IST
