Special Digital Content Creator at the level of Special Correspondent
Tamaghna Banerjee is a Special Digital Content Creator at the level of Special Correspondent for The Economic Times. He covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest and world news, government and politics, as well as crime and justice, with a particular focus on elections, public policy, and the housing market. Tamaghna's work has been featured in prominent publications such as The Economic Times and MSN.
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Kolkata, India (Local)
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Tamaghna Banerjee provides extensive coverage of local travel and transportation-related issues in India, particularly within the state of West Bengal and the city of Kolkata. Her articles often cover government announcements, evolving stories, breaking news, and event coverage related to airports, travel services, flights, airport facilities & services as well as transportation.
To effectively reach out to Tamaghna with relevant pitches or contributions for her articles:
1. Focus on Local Impact: Highlight how the proposed topic or story directly impacts travelers in West Bengal or Kolkata.
2. Government Announcements: Provide insights into governmental policies affecting travel & tourism within the region.
3. Travel Sector Expertise: Offer expert commentary from industry professionals or officials specializing in aviation regulations, airport management or public transport systems.
Given that she also covers sports and crime at a significant level (20% each), it could be beneficial to consider these topics if they intersect with travel and transportation matters within her geographic focus area.
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By: Tamaghna Banerjee
Tamaghna Banerjee Aug 31, 2026, 23:45 IST
Kolkata: Bidhannagar Police has created a cut in the median divider on VIP Road near Haldiram Crossing as an on-the-spot traffic solution for vehicles to be able to bypass the service lane that faced prolonged waterlogging recently. Vehicle headed towards Chinar Park will get a direct exit without having to rely much on the service lane, an officer of Bidhannagar City Police said.
By: Tamaghna Banerjee
Kolkata: Six days after the devastating flash flood in Nepal, families of the 37 Bengal tourists still missing in the disaster zone are getting around to confronting questions they had until now been afraid to even articulate: What if their loved ones are never found?
By: Tamaghna Banerjee
Kolkata: The city airport has posted significant gains in passenger satisfaction for the second consecutive quarter, recording improved scores across 20 of the 31 parameters assessed in the latest quarterly survey and raising its overall satisfaction score.
Kolkata: A week after flash floods devastated parts of Nepal along the Tibet border, the full impact of the disaster is beginning to show for the travel industry. From the suspension of the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra via Nepal to cancellations of leisure trips, the tragedy has rattled traveller confidence just ahead of the festive season.
Kolkata: A week after flash floods devastated parts of Nepal, families in Bengal whose relatives remain missing are caught between fading hope and the need for answers, while survivors who have returned to Kolkata are recounting how last-minute decisions saved their lives.
By: Tamaghna Banerjee
Tamaghna Banerjee Sep 02, 2026, 01:38 IST
Kolkata: Family members of Bengal tourists missing in the Nepal flash flood visited the disaster site and several hospitals on Wednesday before submitting DNA samples to the Nepal authorities for identification.
By: Tamaghna Banerjee
Tamaghna Banerjee Sep 03, 2026, 23:51 IST
By: Tamaghna Banerjee
Tamaghna Banerjee Sep 03, 2026, 23:52 IST
