janakimurali
Janaki Murali
Janaki is a journalist, author and storyteller. She's a cat person and can't do without her morning filter coffee.
She writes Op-Eds, features, travel stories and spins tales for children. Some of her work is visible in Firstpost.com; The Deccan Herald and The Hindu Businessline.
She has covered riots, led a campaign on child rights, written editorials, interviewed
world leaders; collated stories from the Bhagwatham for ISKCON's Value Education
classes for schools; and written on the Rights of the Child for UNICEF.
Her published fiction include: The Colour of Dawn; Following the Light Home
-Lakshmi's Story; Mica in Someplace Else; Gulu Naami and The Power of the Triad;
Gulu Naami and the Destiny Keepers, (these two were serialized in DH School Edition)
Tender Tales, serialized in Deccan Chronicle; and several short stories published in newspapers and magazines. Amazon: amazon.com/author/janakimurali
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My Op-Ed in the Deccan Herald - We can prevent frequent droughts in Karnataka by rejuvenating the 36000 lakes and tanks in the state.
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So what went wrong? How did the KEDB set up expressly to protect the sensitive ecological regions while promoting eco-tourism forget its role? My Op-Ed in The Hindu
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The lantana camera is one of the most invasive weeds, it has travelled across the world, thriving in new geographies, changing whole habitats and posing a threat to biodiversity. My Op-Ed in the Deccan Herald
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While chatting with Jyotsna Srikanth, MBE, I was awestruck by her simplicity, despite all her stupendous achievements
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With 50 countries going to the polls this year and analysts predicting a forward-looking uncertainty for 2024, how much attention can we expect the world to give to meeting the UN goals for climate action? My Op-ED in the Deccan Herald…
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Whether any major action points will emerge from Dubai, where COP 28 is set to conclude today, remains to be seen. But what is reassuring is that the presidency included a thematic day for peace, relief, and recovery, for the first time in COP history. My Op-ED in Deccan Herald
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#sustainableliving Reckless citizens who continue to burst firecrackers in violation of the rules are not only a risk to themselves but also to their families and their neighbours. My #Op-Ed in the Deccan Herald…
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#Melodymakers One of the most interesting interviews I did - the Karna-tech savvy Mahesh Vinayakram in the Deccan Herald…
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#SustainableLiving Penguins are dying in warming Antarctic. Scientists warn of the danger of 90% of them going extinct by the end of the century if global warming continues unabated. My Op-Ed in the Deccan Herald…
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#sustainableliving Net zero lessons from Bhutan - one of the eight small countries to reach net zero emissions -They may be small, but they are in no way insignificant, there’s a lot larger CO2 emitting countries can learn from - My Op-Ed in the Deccan Herald…
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#Melodymakers Always striking the right note - My interview with the ever graceful, Karnatik musician Sudha Ragunathan in the Deccan Herald
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#TheBigPicture Everybody loves a good yarn - my story in the Deccan Herald
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#sustainableliving A lot of good work is being done to reuse waste plastics, with the goal to reduce plastic pollution by 80 % by 2040 #saynotoplastics - My Op-Ed in the Deccan Herald…
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#Melodymakers A short interview with young talented musicians Trichur Brothers in the Deccan Herald…
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My Op-Ed in the Deccan Herald - EVs are here to stay, and if the charging stations come with solar rooftops, Bengaluru would soon turn into a city with sustainable mobility solutions - all it requires is political will and a proactive citizenry.
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My Op-Ed in DH on sustainability. We need to preserve our ancient trees. Let the trees live to tell their tale | Deccan Herald -https://t.co/eflFhcmmFE
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