Srishti Gupta
Srishti is an editorial associate at IDR where she’s responsible for writing, editing, and curating content in English and Hindi. She previously worked in an editorial capacity at Springer Nature. She holds a master’s degree in political science and is interested in researching development and social justice from a ground-up perspective.
Articles by Srishti Gupta
July 8, 2024
Navjot Singh Sidhu’s commentary for your fundraising pitch
Because every funder meeting feels like a World Cup final.
June 10, 2024
Your resume, explained
Indian stand up comics reveal the true meaning behind the bold claims we sometimes make in our CVs.
March 13, 2024
Sowing seeds for water security
Paddy and sugarcane are water-intensive crops, but farmers in Punjab and Uttar Pradesh are practising water-efficient methods to cultivate these crops.
January 29, 2024
Hrithik Roshan as a conference panellist
Fighter has released, and so it’s Hrithik Roshan week. He has now played the role of a teacher, a thief, and Jadoo’s friend. But can he also impersonate every conference panellist you’ve ever rolled your eyes at?
December 4, 2023
ChatGPT explains COP 28
Have questions about the UN climate conference? No worries, here’s ChatGPT to the rescue.
September 18, 2023
Dad jokes for nonprofits by ChatGPT
If the jokes are actually good, will they still be considered dad jokes?
August 21, 2023
Being Salman Khan
We looked through Salman Khan’s Twitter, and we think he would make a good development sector influencer. Don’t believe us? We have proof.
July 31, 2023
ChatGPT simplifies complex social sector concepts
Use these the next time a donor asks what your organisation is working on.
SUPPORTED BY WOMANITY FOUNDATION
July 21, 2023
Keeping dignity at the centre of women’s land rights
Nonprofits working on women's land rights must also give due consideration to dignity—an inherent part of all human rights issues.
SUPPORTED BY MAF
July 20, 2023
Photo essay: E-rickshaw drivers ferry India’s electric dream
While e-rickshaws are being promoted as Delhi–NCR’s sustainable mode of transport, their drivers battle waterlogged roads, documentation challenges, and high charging costs.
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