Adithi Gurkar

Adithi Gurkar is a staff writer at Swarajya. She is a lawyer with an interest in the intersection of law, politics, and public policy.

India's Critical Minerals: Why Does It Take 15 Years To Dig Up What's Already There And Ours?

How Do You Train For A Trash-Picking World Cup? Inside India's Quest To Win Spogomi World Cup

The Great Indian Garbage Crisis: Why It Is A Failure Of Will, Not Know-how

A National Treasure: S.L. Bhyrappa And The Defence Of Civilisational Truths

'Tagda Raho': Inside India's Special Forces Fitness Regime With 3,000-Year-Old Weapons

17d Ground Reports

The World Is Running Out Of Chocolate: Can India Help?

Bike Taxis: What Indian States Can Learn From Brazil, Vietnam, And Others

While French Industrial Bodies Build Empires, Indian Associations Can't Even Play Catch Up

Why Every Dog Lover Should Be Horrified By India's Stray Dog Crisis

2mo Ground Reports

Why Critics Are Wrong About Women Cadets At National Defence Academy

Could Tiny Schools Be The Next Big Thing In Indian Education? The Story Of India's Micro School Evolution

A Decade Of TenderSURE: Has This Not-For-Profit From Bengaluru Paved The Way For Better Roads?

4mo Infrastructure

From Social Media To Door-To-Door: How They Are Funding A Rs 500 Crore Temple Project In Karnataka

Public Restrooms Can Be Clean And Classy Too: This Toilet Startup Is Showing The Way

Ensuring Sacred Groves Do Not Go The Temple Way: Harmonising Tradition, Conservation, And Governance

Adornment With Purpose: The Cultural And Spiritual Stories Behind Hindu, South Indian Bridal Jewellery

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