Saranya Chakrapani is a Principal Correspondent at YourStory Media. She covers a range of themes including culture and society, health and wellness, and business, with a particular focus on social issues, ESG, startups, and LGBTQ topics. Saranya's insightful work has been featured in prominent publications such as YourStory Media and The Economic Times.
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Saranya Chakrapani's coverage primarily focuses on local stories related to startups, social issues, mental health, activism, gender-based violence and environmentalism within India with a specific focus on Karnataka and Bangalore. She seems to emphasize expert commentary as well as data and government/private sector announcements.
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By: Saranya Chakrapani
From her formative years in a conservative yet culturally rich Marathi household to becoming a pivotal force in India’s advertising and filmmaking industries, Amita Madhvani’s journey has many takeaways for young women aspiring to make their mark.
By: Saranya Chakrapani
Philanthropic funding for mental health is not only limited but often misdirected, focusing on short-term, visible results and neglecting long-term, complex needs of communities. There are ways this can change
They include a public park, an RO water purifier system, refurbished buildings for a health sub-centre and a SHG resource centre for local women.
What began as a means of survival for 64-year-old K Kokila, a former government employee and a widowed mother of three, has blossomed into WoodBeeToys, a company that crafts non-toxic, eco-friendly wooden toys.
By: Saranya Chakrapani
Growing up amidst the simplicity of rural life on Bhagyalakshmi Dairy Farm in Manchar, Akshali Shah imbibed lessons of trust, sustainability, and community care–values that Parag Milk Foods is built on.
By: Saranya Chakrapani
In a world designed for the able-bodied, Prateek Khandelwal has turned his personal adversity into a mission to challenge societal perceptions, redefine accessibility, and show that inclusivity is not an act of charity but a basic human right.
By: Saranya Chakrapani
Marta Vanduzer-Snow left her homeland a decade ago to create lasting change in rural India. Through Safalgram, the non-profit she founded in 2018, she has addressed critical issues like education, sanitation, and renewable energy.
![[100 Emerging Women Leaders] This entrepreneur is on a mission to show healthy eating can be a piece of cake](https://images.yourstory.com/cs/4/f9bdfa20c75811ed9569e5d19beae38b/100EWLDrDhara-PanchalFeatureImage-1737611568252.png)
By: Saranya Chakrapani
Driven by her children's sensitivity to artificial ingredients, Dr Dhara Panchal began experimenting with healthier alternatives at home. What started as a personal mission evolved into Nitzana—a bakery brand redefining indulgence with natural, wholesome ingredients.
Mana Mandlekar grew up in a home where the girls sacrificed everything from nutrition to education for their brothers. Today, she's the sole reason her community’s girls are finishing school and fighting back violence.
By: Saranya Chakrapani
Married into a family of legacy jewellers, Rituu Jhaveri's transition from a traditional business path to founding Rowa's Jewels is marked by a desire to create something unique and lasting in an ever-evolving luxury market.
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