Anoushka Rajesh is a journalist at The Quint. She covers climate change and health, focusing on the intersection of environmental shifts and personal experiences, and highlights the often-overlooked consequences of climate change on everyday life. Anoushka's work has been featured in The Quint.
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Anoushka Rajesh's coverage primarily revolves around healthcare, pharmaceuticals, and scientific developments. She frequently cites data and government announcements, indicating a strong preference for evidence-based reporting.
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Based on her articles' titles and themes covered, Anoushka may also welcome pitches related to mental health issues such as suicide prevention, HIV awareness campaigns, vaccination drives against infectious diseases like rabies or COVID-19. Additionally any stories about emerging public health concerns such as antibiotic resistance could pique her interest.
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By: Anoushka Rajesh
Ladakh Statehood Movement: Who Is Sonam Wangchuk, the Climate Activist and Innovator Detained Under the NSA?
Explained: The death toll of children who died after consuming contaminated cough syrup in Madhya Pradesh has climbed to 20, the state's Deputy Chief Minister Rajendra Shukla confirmed on Tuesday, 7 October. Why does this keep happening in India?
10 Years of the Paris Agreement: The study titled Ten Years of the Paris Agreement: The Present and Future of Extreme Heat solidifies what has long been evident: that the costs of inaction are rising faster than progress on adaptation.
By: Anoushka Rajesh
Delhi air quality worsens after Diwali despite green crackers, Grap 1 measures; experts raise health concerns.
By: Khushi Mehrotra, Divyang Mokariya
The Quint visited seven AQI monitoring stations across Delhi, and this is what we found.
By: Anoushka Rajesh
Delhi's toxic air is worsening anxiety, depression, and cognitive issues, affecting daily life and emotional well-being, say residents and experts.
By: Anoushka Rajesh
On Sunday, 30 November, citizens, activists, and ecologists gathered at the Chakkarpur–Wazirabad Eco-Restoration Corridor for a “Sunday Baithak” by Aravalli Bachao to protest the SC’s new Aravalli definition. Why are experts criticising the new move?
By: Anoushka Rajesh
India Air Pollution Crisis: From Delhi to Northeast, toxic PM2.5 levels choke cities year-round, with hotspots now emerging beyond the Indo-Gangetic plains.
By: Anoushka Rajesh
In the Rajya Sabha, the Health Ministry said there’s no data linking air pollution to deaths, while the Environment Ministry dismissed global AQI monitors as unreliable, insisting India rely on its own readings. Experts beg to differ.
India’s deadly heatwaves are rising, but official death counts don’t add up. Experts explain why heatstroke mortality is underreported, why data from different sources conflict, and what must change in heat surveillance.
