Shreehari Paliath, Indiaspend Page 7

Shreehari reports on social justice issues including labour, migration and criminal justice, and public policy. He won the Laadli Media & Advertising Awards for Gender Sensitivity in 2023, and was a finalist for the 2023 Red Ink Awards and 2024 Human Rights and Religious Freedom Journalism Awards. Shreehari is a recipient of MSF's Without Borders Media Fellowship. He has a post-graduate diploma from the Asian College of Journalism, Chennai, and a master's degree in development from Azim Premji University.

Agriculture

‘Even Without India’s Water Crisis, Doubling Farmers’ Income In 5 Years Impossible’

Shreehari Paliath7 May 2018 6:00 AM IST

Mumbai: India is the world’s largest consumer of groundwater, extracting twice as much as China, the world’s most populous country. India extracted...

Economy

India Is Ageing, But States Use Just 7% Of Central Funds For Elderly Healthcare

Shreehari Paliath4 April 2018 6:00 AM IST

Mumbai: Over the last two years, states and union territories have utilised no more than 7% of the funds released to them for the National Programme...

Despite Improvement, India Still Has Most People Without Close Access To Clean Water

Health

‘Even Without India’s Water Crisis, Doubling Farmers’ Income In 5 Years Impossible’

India Is Ageing, But States Use Just 7% Of Central Funds For Elderly Healthcare

Despite Improvement, India Still Has Most People Without Close Access To Clean Water

Harvesting The Rain: How One Kerala District Is Solving Its Water Problem

Nearly A Third of India’s States/UTs Have Not Hiked Pay To Women Who Form Core Of Health Services

Budget 2018: Why Record Harvests, Govt Spending Not Enough For Farmers

If You Are Among India’s Wealthiest People, You May Have Hypertension

'Employment Generation Must Occupy The Centre Stage In Macroeconomic Policy'

How A Labour Helpline Is Helping Informal Workers Recover Wages

'India Needs A Transparent Legal Framework To Protect Refugees' Human Rights'

'Police Officers Turned Rogue Are More Dangerous Than Criminals They Pursue'

Why 750,000 Police Cases Are Closed Every Year For 'Lack Of Evidence'

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