Meet Ritika Rajput, an urban researcher and sustainability advocate on a mission to create greener and more resilient cities. With a deep-rooted passion for environmental sustainability, Ritika collaborates with local governments and communities to implement eco-friendly policies and sustainable urban planning strategies. Through her research and advocacy, she aims to foster a culture of environmental consciousness and inspire positive change, shaping a brighter future where cities thrive as beacons of sustainability. Join her in this exciting journey towards a greener tomorrow by supporting her initiatives and working together to build a more sustainable world for generations to come..
Recent Work
Water & worries of Bodh Gaya
Un-Slumming the Slum of a Small Town: An Ethnographic Account from Bodh Gaya, India. A slum is considered a place which suffers from poverty, overcrowding and fundamental infrastructural deprivation.
East Kaali River (Naagin Nadi)
I don't think they tried to market it to the billionaire, spelunking, base-jumping crowd. i did the same thing to gandhi, he didn't eat for three weeks. i once heard a wise man say there are no perfect men.
Nashik’s Goda Ghat
I don't think they tried to market it to the billionaire, spelunking, base-jumping crowd. i did the same thing to gandhi, he didn't eat for three weeks. i once heard a wise man say there are no perfect men.
Religion & Climate Change
I don't think they tried to market it to the billionaire, spelunking, base-jumping crowd. i did the same thing to gandhi, he didn't eat for three weeks. i once heard a wise man say there are no perfect men.
Papers
A simple, nice-looking call to action box. Boxing is about respect. getting it for yourself, and taking it away from the other guy. no, this is mount everest.