Krystelle Dsouza is a senior correspondent at The Better India with over 5 years of experience in journalism. She focuses on feature stories that highlight changemakers and disruptors, while also exploring themes of culture, travel, history, and food. Krystelle's work has been featured in The Better India, The Hitavada, The Probe, and Down To Earth India.
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By: Krystelle Dsouza
Originally reported and written in August 2023, this story has been republished as part of our archival content. Indian Sign Language (ISL) was the first language Nita Gopalakrishnan learnt. English was second. Born to deaf parents but being able to...
By: Krystelle Dsouza
Originally reported and written in August 2023, this story has been republished as part of our republished content. As skies darken over Himachal Pradesh, the mood on ground accompanies the somberness. The impending monsoons will mean heavy rains,...
By: Krystelle Dsouza
How do the street artists of Mumbai thrive in an age of e-commerce? What were steam engines like back in the day? Why is the Taj of Marwar called so? Google may have the answers, but witnessing them for yourself holds an entirely different magic. ...
By: Krystelle Dsouza
Originally reported and written in September 2023, this story has been republished as part of our archival content. When society told them not to pick a career that was male-dominated, they went ahead and did just that. When society asked them to be...
By: Krystelle Dsouza
Originally reported and written in September 2023, this story has been republished as part of our archival content. Considered among the oldest fold mountain ranges in India — and possibly the Earth — the Aravallis form the backdrop against which the...
By: Krystelle Dsouza
Originally reported and written in September 2023, this story has been republished as part of our archival content. Renu Singhi from Jaipur, Rajasthan, begins her jam-packed day by alighting her bicycle. She then rides for 70 km, all before starting...
A brother's 16-year search freed 72 from bonded labour in Maharashtra. A year on, the accused are on bail and survivors still await compensation.
By: Krystelle Dsouza
Originally reported and written in July 2023, this story has been republished as part of our archival content. In 1917, when British rule prevailed over India, the government prepared a list to keep track of 32 of MK Gandhi’s closest associates. At...
By: Krystelle Dsouza
Explore the inspiring journey of Indu and her mother at Aajibaichi Shala, where age is no barrier to education.
By: Krystelle Dsouza
Until recently, technology was a baffling world for 48-year-old Sunita Mane of Mandave village in Satara district. Today, she says, even if she doesn't understand something new, she knows she'll figure it out.
