Puja Das is a reporter at Mint based in New Delhi, where she covers critical issues related to food security, climate change policies, and the agricultural sector's impact on India's rural economy. Her reporting delves into farmers' distress and policy initiatives aimed at addressing these challenges while aligning with international climate commitments. Puja's work has been featured in LiveMint, Hindustan Times Syndication, Business Standard, Rediff.com India Ltd., Down To Earth India, and the Royal Society of Chemistry.
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Puja Das has a strong focus on government announcements and data citations, particularly relating to agriculture, food processing, and government policies in India. Her coverage suggests that she would be most responsive to pitches related to government initiatives or policy changes impacting the agricultural sector in India.
Given her emphasis on citing data, Puja may appreciate pitches from experts who can provide statistical analysis or insights into the implications of governmental decisions on agriculture and food prices. It's also likely that she would welcome perspectives from stakeholders within the Indian agricultural industry including farmers' associations, trade bodies, or relevant NGOs.
Considering her national geographic focus on India and coverage attributes leaning heavily towards government announcements backed by data, it is advisable for those reaching out to tailor their pitches with an Indian perspective focused specifically on agriculture-related topics.
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By: Puja Das
Global offshore wind capacity is forecast to soar from 92.5 GW in 2025 to 420 GW by 2035, yet 25 GW of shovel ready projects remain stalled by grid, auction and financing hurdles. GWEC urges governments to fast track permitting, auctions and infrastructure to bolster energy security.
By: Puja Das
India, June 11 -- India's climate tech sector has drawn $12.8 billion across 1,583 firms. Annual funding has jumped from $315 million in 2020 to $2.6 billion in 2025.
Global growth is projected to slow to 2.5% in 2026, the weakest since COVID-19, as the US-Israel war in Iran disrupts energy markets and lifts Brent crude to about $94 a barrel. Inflation could reach 4%, while the World Bank readies up to $100 billion to shield vulnerable economies.
By: Puja Das
India, June 17 -- Developing countries could save nearly $500bn a year if they borrowed at the same interest rates as advanced economies, UNCTAD says.
By: Puja Das
India, June 17 -- Asia's critical minerals boom is exposing investors to mounting environmental, human rights and climate risks.
By: Puja Das
India, June 19 -- The European Union's rapid expansion of solar and wind power must be matched by investment in clean firm power and long-duration
By: Puja Das
India’s LPG imports were hit when the Strait of Hormuz crisis cut off nearly 30% of supplies, exposing heavy reliance on Middle Eastern energy. India turned to the US, Nigeria and Australia to plug gaps, while analysts say the shock will accelerate diversification of oil and gas sourcing.
By: Puja Das
India, June 23 -- India can produce sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) at cost up to 40 per cent lower than global benchmarks by combining agricultural
By: Puja Das
India, June 23 -- The Union government is set to roll out a policy to develop a domestic processing value chain for battery minerals within the next
By: Puja Das
India, June 24 -- China's electric vehicle (EV) exports reached a record $9.2 billion in May 2026, rising 49 per cent year on year, as demand from
