Author
Prasanta Paul
Prasanta Paul served Deccan Herald as the Chief of Bureau, Calcutta for nearly two decades before switching to work with various TV channels such as Al-Jazeera, CNN, German TV and CBS. He also headed the Eastern Bureau of Parliamentarian magazine. Mr. Paul who accompanied former Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee on his overseas tour of Singapore and other Asian countries, travelled extensively to Bhutan, Sikkim and Darjeeling besides other Northeastern states. He briefly headed the Mizoram Bureau of the United News of India (UNI).
Private Space & Nuclear Sector Push Raises a Big Question: Who will guard India’s strategic sectors and ensure adherence to IPR?
Opening of Space & Nuclear Segments: Who Protects the Knowledge Vault?
National|3 min read
CPM’s political compass permanently displays irresistible tendency to swivel towards Beijing & the ideological retina springs into action if China sneezes even.
Chinese Relief Receives ‘Solidarity’ Medal from CPI(M); India Scores a Blank
International|3 min read
For the Adani Group, the proposed project is crucial for it can become the nucleus around which an entirely new industrial and logistics ecosystem can develop.
Dadanpatrabarh Deep-Sea Port: Bengal’s New Gateway to a Larger Industrial Future
National|4 min read
The number of start-ups jumped from a mere 350 to nearly 240,000 within a short span of three years, leapfrogging India’s visibility globally, says Dr. Singh.
New Delhi’s Rs 1 Lakh Cr. RDI push Sparks Bengal’s Deep-Tech Ambitions
National|3 min read
Tale of the extraordinary choice of one foreman facing death under a collapsing mountain: rare combination of courage, camaraderie, faith, tragedy and miracle.
When the Mountains Fell: A Foreman’s Nine-Day Tryst with Death
International|3 min read
The question is -why walls of the Arts Faculty would carry slogans- “Kishenji Red Salute”; why cries of “Kashmir Maange Azadi” should emanate from the campus.
War of The Wall: When A University Turns Into A Political Battlefield
National|4 min read
India is making rapid strides in the REE segment under the ANRF programme which is the latest initiative of the Centre to carry out research in rare earth.
India Rapidly Strides in Rare Earth Elements Exploration
National|4 min read
The BJP that rode to power on an anti-TMC wave can’t afford to appear a recycled Trinamool; a political minefield is confronting the new rulers in Bengal.
Bell the ‘Cat-Turned-Chameleons’, RSS Journal Advises BJP In Bengal
National|3 min read
The Siliguri Corridor is becoming central to India's emerging border security doctrine. Security is about reaching the border before the enemy can overwhelm you
India Building a Security Shield Around the Chicken’s Neck
National|3 min read
From Oilfields to Airports, Bengal’s Development Map Begins to Change. For years, the state has had everything except one thing—momentum.
An Upturn in Bengal’s Development Landscape: From Buried Oil to Runways in the Sky
National|4 min read
“You could have called it Suvendu Bahini Tandav, BJP Tandav or Vidyarthi Parishad Tandav,” Adhikari said. “But not this. Never this expression.”
‘Gerua’ Not for Debasement: Suvendu’s Firm Caution against Media, ‘Tukde Tukde Gang’
National|4 min read
The tragedy is a warning from the Himalayas where melting glaciers,unstable mountains & intense developmental work converge in the planet's most fragile regions
EDITORIAL: Himalayas on the Edge: Catastrophe Rekindles Alarm Over Fragile Mountain Ecology
International|4 min read
