Saurabh Gupta
Saurabh Gupta is an Indian journalist and functions as Associate Editor for NDTV in Mumbai. With over 16 years of experience, he has covered elections, crime, natural disasters, insurgency situations, ethnic conflicts and rural distress. He also reports on environment, conservation and politics from Maharashtra, West Bengal, Odisha, the Northeast and the BBIN region. Having been based in Delhi & Kolkata, Saurabh now, oversees digital content for NDTV from Mumbai. He is also a trained and certified fact checker and defence correspondent.
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Mamata Banerjee Faces Unprecedented Dissent After Trinamool's Poll Defeat
TMC spokesperson Riju Dutta, who often represented the party on debate panels, released a video on his X handle apologising to Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari.
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A UPI Payment At Toll Plaza That May Lead Cops To Suvendu Adhikari Aide's Killers
Chandranath Rath, a close aide of West Bengal's new Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari, was shot dead on a busy road on Wednesday.
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Bike Used In Suvendu Adhikari's Aide Murder Was Stolen, Owner Traced: Sources
The police have managed to trace the original bike owner, who, according to sources, informed investigators that his bike had been stolen.
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Trinamool Holds Sit-In, Alleges Ballot Boxes Opened. "Pure Rumours," Says BJP
The protest took place outside a strong room at Netaji Indoor Stadium in central Kolkata, where EVMs for several Assembly constituencies in north Kolkata are kept.
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Jahangir Khan: Rural Politician To Bengal Talking Point After 'Singham' Row
Khan -- the candidate for the Falta constituency -- was one of the small-time politicians in rural Bengal, though well-known in his area, the South 24 Parganas. His rise started with the election of Abhishek Banerjee to Lok Sabha
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"Clear Message From Voters": Rajnath Singh To NDTV On Bengal Turnout
The state saw a turnout of 93.19% in the first phase, which was its highest since Independence.
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Why BJP's Campaign In Bengal Focuses On Security Issues, Chicken's Neck
The BJP accuses the Trinamool Congress government in West Bengal of delaying handing over land for the fencing of the border.
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"Why Didn't You Sign It First?" Bangladesh PM To Opposition On July Charter
BNP claims it was first to sign July Charter and commits to fulfilling it amid opposition criticism.
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Indian Envoy Meets Bangladesh PM Tarique Rahman To Discuss Bilateral Ties
Indian High Commissioner Pranay Verma meets Bangladesh PM Tarique Rahman to discuss bilateral cooperation on 6 April 2026
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Bangladesh Shuts Shops, Banks Early To Tackle Deepening Fuel Crisis
Office hours across the country have been cut by one hour, running from 9 am to 4 pm instead of the usual 9 am to 5 pm schedule.
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India, Bangladesh Talk Defence Ties As Dhaka Moves Away From Yunus' Pak Push
The meeting assumes greater significance because it signals a return to collaboration between the two countries.
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How A Spanish Airport Became A Parking Lot For Gulf Planes Amid Iran War
A key factor behind Teruel's appeal is its dry, salt-free climate, which significantly reduces corrosion and helps preserve aircraft during prolonged periods of inactivity.
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Blog | When Maoists Tricked Police Onto A Booby-Trapped Road, Killed 16 In Gadchiroli
Left-wing extremism was one of the biggest challenges to India's internal security and neutralisation of almost all armed cadres of the guerrilla movement means people can move around freely in Maharashtra's Gadchiroli.
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Forest Hideouts To Mass Surrenders: 45-Year Timeline Of Naxalism In Maharashtra
Maoist groups chose the Dandakaranya forest belt for its difficult terrain and proximity to the borders of Andhra Pradesh and Chhattisgarh.
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The End Of Naxalism In Maharashtra's Gadchiroli, Decades In Making
Till about four months back Gadchiroli was among the worst affected Left Wing Extremist (LWE) districts in the country.
