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, often highlighting themes of sustainable agriculture and environmental stewardship. Her impactful storytelling has garnered recognition, including a mention in PM Modi's 'Mann Ki Baat,' and her work has been featured in The Better India, 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
The diyas tucked away after last year's celebrations could still have a place in your Diwali decorations. Lifestyle creator Sharon JM Nathani shares an easy idea to refresh old earthen lamps and make the most of what you already own.
By: Raajwrita Dutta
Diwali is a time to light up our homes with diyas, but celebrating the festival sustainably can begin with something as hassle-free as reusing what we already have. Instead of buying new earthen lamps every year, a little creativity can help give old...
By: Raajwrita Dutta
At 64, retired Delhi High Court judge Poonam Bamba joined her husband on a trek to Everest Base Camp. From exhausting climbs to starry Himalayan nights, her journey tested her limits.
By: Raajwrita Dutta
Marigolds bring a burst of yellow and orange to Indian homes, especially during the festive season. October and November are a good time to get your garden started. West Bengal farmer Arup Kumar Ghosh shares lessons from years of growing these cheerful flowers.
By: Raajwrita Dutta
Planning a colourful home garden this festive season? Learn how to grow marigolds in pots with practical lessons from West Bengal farmer Arup Kumar Ghosh.
By: Raajwrita Dutta
The banana plant is a familiar sight in Indian homes and farms. Most of us know it for its fruit, but there is a lot more to this everyday plant than we may realise. For generations, people across India have found ways to make the most of it.
By: Raajwrita Dutta
1 Plant, 100 Uses explores the many ways familiar Indian plants, leaves, fruits and trees have been part of everyday life — from food and farming to homes, traditions and natural remedies. Each story takes one plant and uncovers the surprising ways people have found it useful, often across...
By: Raajwrita Dutta
Deepak Sabharwal spent nearly two decades at firms like GE, PepsiCo and Tata before the pesticides on his own farm, and his mother's cancer diagnosis, made him rethink what he was eating. Here is what the move from boardroom to field taught him.
By: Raajwrita Dutta
For years, Deepak Sabharwal knew food largely from the other side of the table. He had spent nearly two decades in the corporate world, working with companies such as General Electric (GE), PepsiCo, and Tata. His days were about meetings, numbers,...
By: Raajwrita Dutta
Here’s the story of how Bhavesh Sawariya and Annu Sunny started Graamya to connect Idukki’s spice farmers with markets that value their organic produce, from India to Europe.
