Saumya Rastogi

Saumya Rastogi is a journalist who has done her M.S in Journalism from Boston University where she was the social media editor at Boston University News Service (BUNS) and she completed her undergraduate degree from Delhi University. She has worked with the USA Today Network based out of Boston. She has previously interned with SheThePeople.TV, CNN News18, The Indian Express, Youth Ki Awaaz and Adivasi Lives Matter. She is currently finding the grey areas in news coverage.

How Sarojini Naidu, The Nightingale of India Was a Pioneer of Women’s Rights

“We want deeper sincerity of motive, a greater courage in speech and earnestness in action”, is one of her famous quotes which was celebrated in the freedom movement of India.

Delhi University Open Book Examination: What’s The Fuss About

The Delhi University has recently issued a notification regarding the examinations for the final semester/ term/ year for the session 2019-2020 in the view of COVID-19.

Sudha Murthy On Being Called ‘Cattle Class’ At Heathrow Airport

“The idea that you automatically gain class by procuring money is an antiquated thinking process,” Sudha Murthy writes in her book.

Is Women’s Day Still Relevant in Today’s Time?

With gender parity still a clear 167 years away, many are contemplating the trajectory encompassing women’s rights rises as the year proceeds.

Meet the World’s Youngest Astronaut-in-Training: Alyssa Carson

“I believe by breaking age barriers; I helped PoSSUM recognise that younger children could offer just as much to their research”

Hachette Employees Walk Out in Protest Over Woody Allen’s Memoir

More than 75 employees of Hachette are standing in solidarity with Ronan Farrow, Dylan Farrow and survivors of sexual abuse.

Authors Discuss The Art Of Writing Biographies, Auto Fiction & Memoir

“Truth is stranger than fiction, so I did not have too much grey area.”

We Are So Gullible When It Comes To Weight Loss, Says Pooja Makhija

Diet is more important since your 16 hours of eating period can wash down your one hour of gym. But you need to understand what is your way, according to Pooja Makhija.

Bihar Government Raises India’s First Tribal Women Battalion

“These women are known for their hard work and can withstand even adverse conditions,” Sharma said. Currently, the state has 18 battalions of the elite team, established to deal with organised crime and restrain Maoist activities.

Riza, A 20 Year Old Says This Is Not The Delhi I Was Born In

“We have no other place to go. If you tell us to go out of Delhi to stay safe, we still can. But if you tell us to leave India, where will we go? This is the only home I have known.”