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Nikitha Sattiraju
Nikitha is passionate about rural affairs. A journalism major, she currently resides in Mumbai. She loves literature, Glass Animals and hoarding books.
  • 6th Jun 2018
    E-rickshaw’s turn machines of freedom for poor women in Pink City
    Stories
  • 9th Apr 2018
    In the town of Bagru, block-printing sets the tone for livelihood
    Stories
  • 12th Dec 2017
    When corporates benefit from money meant for India's farmers
    Agriculture
  • 14th Jun 2017
    Good produce hurts farmers as much as droughts- lessons to learn from MP farmer protests
    In Depth
  • 29th May 2017
    If cricket can become a celebrity, then so can other sports: why India is failing its athletes
    Sports
  • 28th Apr 2017
    How wars, ethnic violence, and global apathy are pushing 20 million people into famine
    Africa
  • 20th Apr 2017
    Why places of worship in India are vulnerable to stampedes
    In Depth
  • 21st Mar 2017
    The ignored side of the Cauvery debate
    water
  • 20th Mar 2017
    Green architecture is inevitable if we are to fight climate change while urbanising
    Climate Change
  • 18th Mar 2017
    Can India be run entirely by renewables in the future?
    Clean Energy
  • 17th Mar 2017
    Sustainable water methods, and not tankers, are the solution to India’s economic water crisis
    water
  • 10th Nov 2016
    India needs a stronger strategy to save its failing fight against tuberculosis
    Healthcare