Haritha John

Journalist at The News Minute

[Haritha John @HarithaJohn1]

A 2004 newspaper report. Kids allegedly warning each other about the priest. And yet, Cyprian Pinto continued serving in many parishes.
Now, survivors from different churches are speaking about alleged sexual abuse spanning decades. By @anisha_w https://t.co/WOGyGzo9Sw

[Haritha Manav @HarithaManav]

29-yr-old Akshara was killed after a speeding private bus ran her over in Kochi on Nov 4.

This is not the first time a private bus has been involved in such an accident.

Watch this TNM video on the reckless driving of private buses in Kochi.

https://t.co/jZHRfmKlmJ

[newslaundry @newslaundry]

“I can’t abandon them like the Church did,” Sister Ranit said, about standing by the two nuns who stood by her when she accused Bishop Franco of rape.

Together, they are rebuilding their lives through Stand By Me.

Watch @TeresaMRaju’s report: https://t.co/viodf8uQG3

[Dhanya Rajendran @dhanyarajendran]

Failed protocols and negligence: Inside the Theni jailbreak that shook Tamil Nadu

By @Ahmedshabbir20

| https://t.co/aM25UWRGLC

[TheNewsMinute @thenewsminute]

From forest conservation to community-led restoration, women play a vital role in protecting biodiversity in India. But gaps in land rights, funding, and decision-making continue to limit their influence, as gender negotiations at COP17 seek to turn commitments into action. @HarithaJohn1 reports https://t.co/zJLioUgYLw

[newslaundry @newslaundry]

Digital Sequence Information (DSI) can help develop medicines and improve crops, but who benefits when genetic data is used commercially?

@HarithaJohn1 reports.

https://t.co/w9NcHooTta

[Shabbir Ahmed @Ahmedshabbir20]

Failed protocols and negligence: Inside the Theni jailbreak that shook Tamil Nadu

In the Theni jail, these standard practices were allegedly flouted by the prison wardens.

https://t.co/cuYOsEzzIm

[Haritha John @HarithaJohn1]

Digital Sequence Information (DSI) can help develop medicines and improve crops, but who benefits when genetic data is used commercially? In an interview with TNM, @nithinramakris explains why this matter for Indian communities https://t.co/O8XR31BzfO

[Shabbir Ahmed @Ahmedshabbir20]

Anbil Mahesh arrest: பழி வாங்கும் நடவடிக்கையா? | Shabbir Ahmed | Mani Interview

Watch: https://t.co/9iOCvuCwOB

[Shabbir Ahmed @Ahmedshabbir20]

17 inmates escaping from a prison in Tamil Nadu is unheard of in the state’s history, and it is a serious issue.

The jailbreak raises serious questions. It is difficult to understand how 17 prisoners could plan and execute something as audacious as this!

What happened to vigilance inside prisons?

How can a prisoner scale the walls of a high security Puzhal Prison and escape?

How did the solar-powered electric fencing fail?

All this has happened within a week.

Who will be held accountable? Will the Chief Minister fix responsibility?

[Dhanya Rajendran @dhanyarajendran]

The Hindu has reported about 60000 form 7s filled by EROs without citing reason.

Same trend @AnjanaMeenakshi noticed in Andhra too. But when we asked, EROs said the portal does not allow them to fill reason.

What’s the use of such a portal @ECISVEEP?

https://t.co/19P0Y0pqKH

[binu karunakaran @litemeter]

@binoojohn This reportage is about heat stress and how it disproportionately affects women. This could happen to underprivileged people anywhere in the world. For this story she spoke to women in Chennai.

[binu karunakaran @litemeter]

@binoojohn Calling a climate story local is not a critique, it's a compliment:)

[Teresa @TeresaMRaju]

“Women experience heat differently, particularly in low-income communities.”

Through interviews with 35 women from Chennai, @HarithaJohn1 documents how rising temperatures affect their health.

https://t.co/5Vms6G1ZUf

[Jahnavi @Jahnavi_R]

In summer, the economy slows down, deepening inequalities suffered by women. Nutrition & sleep take a backseat, & menstrual health deteriorates. With climate policy being gender-blind, their concerns remain unaddressed, writes @HarithaJohn1

https://t.co/9z9hE2zxlW

[Dhanya Rajendran @dhanyarajendran]

Women from poor households are the most severely affected by extreme heat, due to inadequate housing, limited access to cooling solutions, poorly protected work environments, and nutritional deprivation.
@HarithaJohn1 reports from Chennai 
https://t.co/frNMoMKzfV

[binu karunakaran @litemeter]

In the summer, sleep is a rare luxury for 37-year-old Shanthi, a Chennai flower seller. The heat trapped inside her one-room, tin-roofed house wakes her up at night.
@HarithaJohn1 spoke to 35 women like her to document how heat affects their health.

https://t.co/NVZAztv3Zk

[Haritha Manav @HarithaManav]

@HarithaJohn1 spoke to 35 women aged between 30 and 60 from slum and coastal settlements across Chennai. Thirty of them said they experience increased health problems during summer.
Read here
https://t.co/iVBNUM7Qig

[Vidya Sigamany @vidyasig]

In summer, the economy slows down, deepening inequalities suffered by women. Nutrition & sleep take a backseat, & menstrual health deteriorates. With climate policy being gender-blind, their concerns remain unaddressed, writes @HarithaJohn1
https://t.co/7NprVogsG0

[Haritha John @HarithaJohn1]

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[binu karunakaran @litemeter]

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