Raajwrita Dutta is a Junior Correspondent at The Better India. With over 3 years of experience, she specializes in writing about startups, farming, and education, focusing on themes such as sustainable agriculture and climate change. Her impactful storytelling has garnered recognition, including a mention in PM Modi's 'Mann Ki Baat,' and her work has been featured in The Quint and The Hitavada.
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Raajwrita Dutta’s articles primarily focus on technology, lottery results, and seasonal events. With a significant portion of her coverage being press releases and government announcements, she is likely to be responsive to pitches related to new product launches in the technology sector or updates about upcoming events and examinations.
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By: Raajwrita Dutta
Plant them once, and these rain lily bulbs can flower every monsoon for years. Gardener Poonam from Ludhiana shares the simple planting method, ideal soil mix, and watering routine that help these hardy bulbs establish well and return with fresh blooms season after season.
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Every monsoon brings with it a long list of plants that usually grow in the rain. While many annuals complete their life cycle within a season, some plants return year after year with very little attention. Rain lilies are one such plant. Known for...
By: Raajwrita Dutta
Every monsoon, flooded roads conceal open drains and deep potholes that turn fatal. Determined to change this, 38-year-old Abhijit Dowarah from Assam created a low-cost solar safety device from discarded plastic bottles, proving that the simplest ideas can save lives.
By: Raajwrita Dutta
Open drains hidden by floodwater claim lives every monsoon. Assam innovator Abhijit Dowarah’s solar-powered plastic bottle device offers a simple, low-cost way to make flooded roads safer.
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White powder on leaves, black spots on roses, or mould growing over your soil aren't just cosmetic problems. Garden Up founder Ekta explains what these signs mean, why fungus spreads so easily in Indian gardens, and the easy ways to stop it before plants suffer.
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Kushal Raj Chakravorty spent years in global roles at Ikea, BPL, and Amway. Then a single moment at a Gurugram bus stop changed everything. In 2013, he started teaching six children in a rented room. Today, one of them is a doctor.
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“Education felt like a privilege, not a certainty.” Ashish Kumar says this because, for many years, school was never guaranteed for him.He grew up in a single rented room with his family of six. His father worked as a carpenter, and every expense at...
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After years of cooking in smoke-filled kitchens, women in Zakariyapura needed a better option. When Madhuben brought home an idea she had seen in a neighbouring village, it began changing how families cooked, earned and lived.
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Jancy B V left factory life, found freedom behind an auto’s wheel, and now teaches women to drive for free. Read how one Bengaluru mother is creating livelihoods.
