Ridhima Gupta is a journalist based in Delhi, India. She writes for The Economic Times and her work has also been featured in UX Collective and CNN-News18. Ridhima focuses on local issues in Delhi, covering topics such as healthcare challenges, social issues, and the struggles faced by marginalized communities.
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Ridhima Gupta’s coverage predominantly focuses on the local issues of Delhi, India. She regularly covers topics related to government and politics, as well as family and relationships. Her articles often include expert commentary and references to official announcements or data.
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By: Ridhima Gupta
Explore the urgent issue of mental health among children as young voices, like that of 14-year-old Riya, advocate for awareness and support during World Mental Health Day. Discover the role of organizations like Butterflies NGO in promoting emotional well-being and the importance of creating safe spaces for open dialogue.
Explore the challenges and safety concerns surrounding Gramin Sewa vehicles in Delhi, which continue to operate under dangerous conditions despite regulations meant to protect passengers. Discover the need for urgent reform in this popular yet problematic mode of transport.
By: Ridhima Gupta
New Delhi: Riya, a bright 14-year-old ninth grader, believes that children, especially teens, face a unique set of mental health challenges, much like adults.
For families already under immense stress, the added burden of sourcing medications outside, coupled with the financial strain associated with it, it's a breakdown of the safety net that the public healthcare system is meant to provide
By: Ridhima Gupta
Operational since October 2023, it is a specialised facility at RML Hospital that addresses pollution-related health issues
AIIMS receives at least 10,000 patients at its outpatient departments every day, many of whom are left with no choice but to wait outside—sometimes for days or even weeks—until they can get a bed for treatment
AIIMS – which has seven MRI machines, all of which run 24x7 — is able to carry out 200-plus MRI scans in a day. Yet, with an overwhelming patient load of 15,000 outpatients per day, even these efforts fall short
By: Ridhima Gupta
Delhi thalassemia patients face a dire shortage of the essential injection Desferal, causing panic and desperation as alternatives fail to suffice.
Orphaned decades ago, Rubi, who goes by a single name, survived by begging at traffic signals but in recent years, a burden of tuberculosis and asthma severely affected their health.
A health department official said that the government can now provide 600 of the 800 essential drugs needed at the city's government hospitals
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