Shreyasi Singh

Shreyasi Singh

Shreyasi Singh is an independent journalist based in New Delhi. After graduating in journalism from the prestigious Indian Institute of Mass Communications, Delhi, she worked as a correspondent and input editor for mainstream Indian news networks for almost five years.

Featured Articles

  1. Why Is India Bad at Sport?

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    Cricket aside, India has failed to live up to the sporting expectations of its population, says Shreyasi Singh. But it’s turning things around.

  1. India’s Population Time Bomb

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    High fertility rates risk turning India’s demographic dividend into a demographic disaster, reports Shreyasi Singh from New Delhi.

  2. India’s Water Nightmare

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    Millions of Indians can’t access fresh water on a daily basis, Shreyasi Singh reports. And the situation is set to get worse.

  3. India’s Caste Count Dilemma

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    Would including caste in India’s census next year perpetuate a sometimes deadly system? Shreyasi Singh reports from Delhi.

  4. India’s Worrying Schools

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    For years, Indian policymakers were in denial about the scale of the problem facing the education sector. Is it too late?

  5. India’s Disappearing Tigers

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    As the number of Bengal tigers plunges, India has been spurred into action, reports Shreyasi Singh. But is it too late?

  6. India’s Many Tongues

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    Can a billion people be shepherded toward a single language? And should India’s government try? Shreyasi Singh investigates.