Krystelle Dsouza is a senior correspondent at The Better India. With over 5 years of experience in journalism, she focuses on feature stories that highlight changemakers and disruptors, alongside her coverage of travel, culture, history, and food. Krystelle’s work has been featured in The Better India and The Hitavada, reflecting her commitment to storytelling that inspires positive change.
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Krystelle's coverage is centered around social impact, empowerment, sustainability, cultural heritage, and food and dining. She frequently includes expert commentary in her articles.
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By: Krystelle Dsouza
Originally reported and written in July 2022, this story has been republished as part of our archival content. In Karnataka’s Kepu village, 50 km southeast of Mangaluru, lies a 50-acre organic farm that is around 200 years old. Through the years,...
By: Krystelle Dsouza
Looking for a treehouse homestay in Karnataka? The 200-year-old Varanashi Organic Farm near Mangaluru invites volunteers every month to learn organic farming and take a break from the hustle of city lives.
By: Krystelle Dsouza
Family’s Alternative to Plastic Packaging is 100% Recyclable & Earns Rs 1.5 Crore/Year - Krystelle Dsouza
By: Krystelle Dsouza
Street Vendors Had to Shut Shop After Dark Till an Architect Built a Solar Solution - Krystelle Dsouza
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Aakarsh Shamanur, a Bengaluru-based social entrepreneur started Be Po-Lite, a crowdfunded venture to help women street vendors.
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In 1955, Libia Lobo Sardesai took to Goa's forests with her husband, Vaman Sardesai, to run a secret radio station that challenged Portuguese rule. Now 102 and a Padma Shri awardee, she recalls the broadcasts, danger, and determination behind Goa's liberation struggle.
By: Krystelle Dsouza
In the quiet village of Loutolim stands a house that has become part of Goa's collective memory. Home to nineteen generations of the Figueiredo family, the mansion carries over four centuries of stories within its walls.
By: Krystelle Dsouza
Pedro Figueiredo de Albuquerque de Oliveira Novais. It’s the last day of my Goa trip, and I find myself sitting in front of the man with the fabled name. Pedro belongs to the nineteenth generation of a family that identifies itself as the custodian...
By: Krystelle Dsouza
For 27 years, ecologists and volunteers have protected the Nilgiris’ Longwood Shola by removing invasive species and helping native forests regenerate.
By: Krystelle Dsouza
For 27 Years, These Ecologists Guarded a Nilgiris Forest by Removing What Was Killing It - Krystelle Dsouza
