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Gaurav SAINI, India Environment and Climate Journalist | The Press Trust of India Gaurav Saini is a Delhi-based multimedia journalist, covering the environment and climate for the Press Trust of India (PTI), India's largest news agency. He has previously reported on a wide range of topics, including governance, politics, and urban planning. Saini's reporting on environmental issues has prompted India's courts to take suo motu action and has led the government to implement policy changes. He has been a recipient of national and international fellowships and is an active voice in workshops, seminars, and conferences focused on key issues such as climate change, energy transition, extreme weather events, and air pollution. Saini has contributed to broader discussions and a deeper understanding of how these topics are covered in the Indian media.

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Total articles 1572

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  EU Cautious on Brazil's New Climate Body Proposal

  By Gaurav Saini Verified

  Apr. 06, 2025

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  Duty amid despair: Unseen sacrifice of India's Agromet workers fighting climate chaos

  By Gaurav Saini Verified

  Apr. 13, 2025

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  Duty amid despair: Unseen sacrifice of India's Agromet workers fighting climate chaos

  By Gaurav Saini Verified

  Apr. 13, 2025

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Press Trust of India

The Press Trust of India (PTI) is India's leading news agency, founded in 1947 as a cooperative by Indian newspapers to provide independent news coverage. Headquartered in Mumbai, PTI operates as a non-profit organization, supported by various media houses that subscribe to its services. The agency employs over 600 journalists and 800 staff members, ensuring comprehensive news coverage across the country. PTI offers a variety of services, including news distribution to newspapers, TV channels, and digital platforms, covering diverse topics such as politics, business, sports, and international affairs. The agency has expanded its multilingual services to include Hindi and other languages since the 1980s. Additionally, PTI provides visual content, including wirephoto and video services, adapting to the evolving media landscape. Its cooperative ownership structure promotes editorial independence, allowing PTI to maintain credibility and serve a wide range of media outlets throughout India.