Principal Correspondent and Chief Sub-Editor
Sumit Bhattacharjee is a Principal Correspondent and Chief Sub-Editor at The Hindu, Kasturi & Sons, Ltd. He focuses on themes such as engineering and civil engineering, while also covering topics related to Asia, climate policy, ClimateTech, and global warming, alongside individual and team sports. Sumit's work has been featured in prominent publications, including The Hindu.
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Visakhapatnam, India (Local)
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Sumit Bhattacharjee's coverage is primarily focused on local politics, government announcements, and evolving stories in the Andhra Pradesh region, with a significant emphasis on Visakhapatnam. His articles cover a wide array of topics including political activities, tragedies like the COVID-19 pandemic impact and Maoist activity.
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Explore the strategic shift of Maoists taking refuge in cities amid intensified security operations in Andhra Pradesh.
Andhra Pradesh's reorganisation of ASR district into Polavaram enhances governance accessibility for tribal populations, ensuring faster grievance resolution.
The Maoist movement in Andhra Pradesh faces unprecedented losses, signaling its potential extinction as 2025 concludes.
CM Naidu reestablishes leadership in Andhra Pradesh while YSRCP struggles for relevance amid ongoing controversies and investment promises.
According to South Central Railway officials coach number B-1 and M-2 were engulfed in fire and were badly damaged, but fortunately there were no casualties
We cover the state with articles talking about political controversies, maoist movements, road safety and other developments.
While experts welcome the announcements of tech giants for their potential to generate employment and trigger economic growth in the long run, and position the city as biggest data centre hub in India, activists flag concern over their adverse impact, particularly the stress they cause on resources such as water and power
The potential for development of a shipbuilding and repair cluster in Andhra Pradesh (AP), which has the country’s second longest coastline after
Explore the fate of India's Maoist insurgency: setbacks, leadership losses, and the potential for revival after decades of conflict.
Andhra Pradesh CM to inaugurate ReNew's ₹4,200-crore solar facility in Anakapalli, boosting local employment and renewable energy production.
