Ananya Bhattacharya
Ananya Bhattacharya has covered news for over a decade, from sex trafficking in the tea gardens of Dooars to terrorist attacks in Assam, to the Bengal Assembly Elections. She works out of the capital. Her heart lies back in North Bengal. When not chasing a story, she is busy planning her next trip.
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Inside The World's Best Hotel In Bali, Slow Life Costs Rs 1.2 Lakh A Night
The highly exclusive Mandapa, A Ritz-Carlton Reserve in Bali, Indonesia, makes an entry on the World's Best Hotels list 2025
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Why Dubai Airport Shutting Down Is A Cardiac Shock For Global Aviation
Dubai international airport, the world's busiest, has shut down due to the Iran-Israel conflict, breaking the spine of global aviation
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Why Iran Attacked Everyone In The Gulf But Oman
Israel-Iran Conflict: As Iran attacks countries in the Gulf, Oman stands out as an exception
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Inside A Rs 325-Crore Forest Estate In Dehradun, India's Most Secretive Wellness Retreat
Five hours from Delhi lies a forest estate that is India's most secretive wellness retreat. NDTV Lifestyle got a firsthand view of what it's like inside
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AI Chefs To Sea Monsters, How Dubai Is Spending Big Money To Make Drama Out Of Dining
In Dubai, food is no longer meant to be eaten and forgotten. It is meant to dazzle, to provoke, to leave you slightly breathless
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What Does A Ski Resort Do Without Snow? A Switzerland Town Has Answers
What does a ski resort become without snow to ski on, when winter is gone? Laax in Switzerland has answers
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What A Goa Trip Looks Like Without A Hangover
NDTV Lifestyle spent a weekend at South Goa's best-kept secret, a hideaway near Fatrade beach
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Ten Minutes From Kanpur, The Plane Crash That Killed Madhavrao Scindia
On September 30, 2001, the Congress lost one of its brightest leaders, Madhavrao Scindia, in a plane crash 10 minutes from Kanpur
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Why An Uttarakhand Resort Is Betting Big On Slow Living By A Nine-Cornered Lake
Naukuchiatal, the quieter cousin of Nainital in Uttarakhand, has a new coveted address in a luxury resort
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In Oman, An India Link In A Muscat Mosque And Hills Where Winter Is White
Oman is unlike its neighbours in the Gulf, thanks mostly to its lack of dizzying skyscrapers
