Nishant Saxena is a UP Correspondent with a focus on climate change, sustainability, and cultural issues. He covers a range of interconnected topics including ESG, energy, and the travel industry, often highlighting India's role in global discussions such as the G20 and the UN Climate Change Conference. Nishant's work has been featured in ABP Asmita, The Economic Times, and The Lancet.
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By: Nishant Saxena
The tragic death of Anna Sebastian Perayil, a 26-year-old Chartered Accountant who worked at EY's Pune office, has sent shockwaves through the consulting world. It's heartbreaking to think that a young professional, just starting her career, lost her life—reportedly due to overwhelming work stress. But as much as we're shocked, this isn't an isolated story. The reality is, high-pressure environments like consulting have been walking this tightrope for years.
The feverish excitement around the Coldplay concert in India, with tickets reportedly being sold for as high as ₹3.5 lakh, has become a spectacle in itself.
By: Nishant Saxena
India's renewable energy journey is a story of ambition, progress, and evolving challenges.
By: Nishant Saxena
In a world where personal milestones are celebrated as early as possible, it's time to pause and rethink the path that's been laid out for generations. After having completed four decades on earth in India, I've come to realize that some of the most important lessons about love, marriage, sex, and success don't align with the timeline society typically suggests.
By: Nishant Saxena
India’s roads are a battleground, with over 1.7 lakh lives lost in 2023 alone — an average of 474 deaths every day. These numbers, highlighted in a Times of India article, reflect not just a...
By: Nishant Saxena
In a world experiencing climate devastation on every front—from catastrophic floods to deadly heatwaves—it's easy to wonder why governments haven't responded with the urgency that the climate crisis demands.
By: Nishant Saxena
Donald Trump's return to the Oval Office brings with it a renewed focus on America's fossil fuel industry, marking a significant shift away from the climate-first approach of his predecessor.
The 29th UN Climate Change Conference (COP29) in Baku concluded with high expectations but left many disillusioned, once again spotlighting the disparity between rhetoric and meaningful action.
By: Nishant Saxena
Imagine a young mother in a drought-hit village in Maharashtra, toiling on barren land, unable to provide enough for her children. Now, picture the same woman working under the shade of vibrant plantations—her hands harvesting...
By: Nishant Saxena
Picture this: You're at an airport, stomach growling, wallet weeping. A bottle of water costs more than your bus ticket, and a sandwich threatens to deplete your monthly food budget.
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