Nayonika Bose is chief correspondent at The Indian Express’s Mumbai bureau. Although he is in the early stages of his career, his reporting focused on local governance and community well-being already demonstrates clear expertise and reliability in covering essential civic issues affecting residents of Mumbai. Expertise and Authority Specialized Approach (EEAT): Nayonika reports are dedicated to civic and community issues, providing readers with highly relevant background information on the functionality and administration of India’s largest metropolitan area. Primary Coverage Areas: His articles highlight a strong focus on critical quality of life and public safety in Mumbai, including: Civic Infrastructure: Reports on critical failures and initiatives related to public works, such as the recurring problem of unauthorized building collapses in Navi Mumbai, the construction of new infrastructure projects (such as the Dahisar-Bhayandar Link Road and the Mahalaxmi cable-stayed bridge), and the maintenance of essential city services (e.g. sewers). Urban Governance and Crisis Management: Provides detailed coverage of the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation’s (BMC) response to major crises, particularly during the monsoon (e.g. heavy rains, water cuts and public health issues such as dengue and malaria) and large-scale public safety incidents (e.g. the aftermath of billboards collapsing). Community Welfare and Rights: Reports on key social issues, including the financial relief scheme for people with disabilities, the struggles of Mumbai street vendors protesting against eviction drives, and the dangers faced by workers due to continued manual scavenging from water tanks. Cultural and Heritage Reports: Covers important community histories, including the restoration of British-era fountains and the history of institutions such as the 126-year-old Chinchpokli Cemetery, and shows an interest that goes beyond pure administration. Tweet @nayonikakb …Read more