Somit Sen is a Senior Journalist for The Economic Times, with a focus on local news in Mumbai, India. With a keen interest in transportation and infrastructure, Somit covers stories related to railways, power distribution, and other key sectors impacting the city.
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Somit Sen's coverage primarily focuses on local news, specifically transportation and road safety in Mumbai, India. The majority of his articles are based on government announcements, press releases, and cited data.
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Representative Image MUMBAI: The transport community across Maharashtra is facing a severe crisis due to the ongoing disruption in the issuance of
Uber Black MUMBAI: Uber has announced the introduction of a premium service, Uber Black , in Mumbai from next week.
BEST has introduced a convenient pay-and-park facility at the Wadala bus depot for Ganpati devotees, enhancing accessibility to popular pandals during the festival. Available from 8am to 8pm until Anant Chaturdashi, this service is complemented by overnight bus routes to major locations.
BEST has introduced a convenient pay-and-park facility at the Wadala bus depot for Ganpati devotees, enhancing accessibility to popular pandals during the festival. Available from 8am to 8pm until Anant Chaturdashi, this service is complemented by overnight bus routes to major locations.
MUMBAI: Tata Power has ensured that 125 Ganesh pandals in Mumbai have access to uninterrupted electricity throughout the festive period.
By: Somit Sen
Tata Power and Adani Electricity are providing uninterrupted electricity to Ganesh pandals in Mumbai during the festive period. Tata Power has connect
Representative Image MUMBAI: The Dharamveer Anand Dighe Saheb Maharashtra Autorickshaw ani Metered Taxi chalak welfare board has set a registration fee of Rs 500 and an annual membership fee of Rs 300.
Farmers to earn income from selling electricity generated by solar pumps : Fadnavis (Picture credit: ANI) MUMBAI : Deputy Chief Minister Devendra
State transport commissioner Vivek Bhimanwar announced this week that citizens can start taking computerised driving tests in Mumbai from 2025 onwards as tender process for Tardeo and Andheri RTOs were being expedited.
Mumbai : Central Railway on Sunday announced the operation of 62 special train trips between LTT Mumbai and Gorakhpur, as well as Panvel and Chhapra, to accommodate the increased passenger demand.
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