Sukrita Baruah is a Principal Correspondent at The Indian Express. Based in Guwahati, she covers India's North East, focusing on regional interest and world news, including topics such as elections, government, and public policy. Sukrita's work has been featured in The Indian Express and MSN.
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Sukrita's coverage predominantly focuses on government and politics, particularly in the context of Northeast India with emphasis on Mizoram and Manipur. The themes covered include evolving political stories, government announcements, breaking news within the region.
For Sukrita Baruah's coverage style, pitches should revolve around current political developments in Mizoram and Manipur or broader issues affecting Northeast India such as insurgency. These could include insights from local politicians or experts with deep knowledge of the region's sociopolitical landscape.
Given her focus on evolving stories and breaking news related to government and politics in these regions, sources who can provide timely commentary or analysis about ongoing events are likely to capture her interest.
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Held in solidarity with Jantar Mantar protest, gathering included students at their first-ever demonstration, families with children – and those seeking ‘accountability' for Manipur.
Excessive rain, now becoming more frequent due to climate change, may not be the only cause of the devastation in Upper Assam. Human activities such as excavations and deforestation could also have played a role.
By: Sukrita Baruah
A protest, called by the Students' Federation of India (SFI), had been held at Guwahati's designated protest site in Chachal, attended by a few hundred protesters, and had taken place largely without incident.
By: Sukrita Baruah
In videos from protest in Guwahati, Assam minister Keshab Mahanta’s daughter was purportedly heard raising slogans against PM Modi and condemning police action against protesters in Delhi
Among those who backed the protests against paper leaks were the daughters of an Assam minister from a BJP ally, a BJP MP from Osidha, and a former UP BJP MLA.
By: Alok Singh, Santosh Singh, Sukrita Baruah, Sweety Kumari
Kapil Sibal announces Rs 1-crore legal fund to assist protesters detained or arrested during demonstrations against paper leaks; Cockroach Janta Party launches online “evidence-gathering platform”.
By: Sukrita Baruah
In the discussion on these amendments, Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma claimed that they were “secular”.
By: Sukrita Baruah
Pranab Doley was arrested on July 12 in connection with protests against a proposed luxury hotel project in Kaziranga
By: Sukrita Baruah
In a July 29 order granting bail to Doley, an Additional Sessions Judge in Golaghat observed that there is prima facie absence of footage demonstrating these allegations and no “deadly weapon” was seized during investigation.
By: Sukrita Baruah
As a rapidly ageing Japan looks overseas to plug a growing labour shortage, youngsters in small towns across the Northeast are learning Japanese, clearing skill tests and preparing to leave home for caregiving, agriculture jobs
