Author: Nitya Choubey
Nitya is a multimedia journalist based in Delhi and has freelanced with media organisations working in print and digital spaces. She completed her Masters from Ambedkar University, Delhi in Global Affairs in 2023. Other than writing on gender, cityscape, health and culture, her interest also lies in documenting reality through photographs and videos. She has been trained in classical dance, theatre and enjoys books, travel and films. Nitya is a diligent storyteller who wants to document, in text or in visuals, the diverse voices and experiences of her country. By virtue of her freshness in the field, she always has the enthusiasm and will to learn something new, every day. You can connect with her at nitya@thecsrjournal.in.
The South Asian University recently terminated an associate professor, two years after he was suspended for “inciting students” during the 2022–23 stipend protest. National media reports that Snehashish Bhattacharya was among four faculty members suspended by...
Begum Ajaz Rasul was the only Muslim woman in the Constituent Assembly of India, which was responsible for drafting the Constitution of this country. Today at Her Story, we will discuss the life and works of...
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Australia’s Largest Fossil Fuel Projects Delayed by 2070
One of Australia’s largest fossil fuel projects has officially been extended by four decades to 2070. The North West Shelf project extension comes days...
More than 2 Million Evacuated in Pakistan Floods
More than 2 million people have been evacuated in Pakistan’s Punjab province after floods ravaged the country’s eastern region. According to the concerned authorities,...
300 South Korean Hyundai Workers Detained in an Immigration Raid in US
More than 300 South Korean workers were detained in a massive immigration raid at a Hyundai plant in the US state of Georgia. All...
Prince Harry Vows to Assist War Victims During Ukraine Visit
While making a surprise visit to the capital city of Kyiv after being invited by an organisation that supports Ukrainians with life-changing injuries caused...
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Clean Energy Highly Underutilised in Hindu Kush Himalayan Countries
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Assam’s Tea Crops Under Pressure As Global Temperature Rises
As climate change continues to increase global temperatures, Assam’s tea crops are bearing the brunt. As a result, tea prices are skyrocketing in India...
Delhi’s Electricity Demand Shoots Up Due to Climate Change
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