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Shreya Khaitan

Shreya Khaitan

Shreya is a writer and editor at IndiaSpend. She is a graduate of the Global Human Development program at Georgetown University, Washington D.C. and has previously worked with the Mumbai bureau of The Wall Street Journal. There she researched for a series on drug resistant tuberculosis and wrote on a number of topics, ranging from reservation for women in Indian politics to the black and yellow taxis plying the city’s roads. Her report on a pilot TB care programme in Gujarat's Mehsana district won the 2017 REACH Media Award for excellence in reporting on TB. She has also worked in education and early childhood development with organizations in Washington D.C., India and Jordan.

India’s Fight Against Tuberculosis in Six Charts

India’s Fight Against Tuberculosis in Six Charts

Jaipur: In 2019, the Indian government recorded over 2.4 million tuberculosis (TB) cases--275 cases per hour--including...

Shreya Khaitan9 July 2020 11:00 AM GMT

India Does Not Test Healthcare Workers Regularly, Putting Them And Patients At Risk

Jaipur: Rashmi (name changed), a nurse at Mumbai’s King Edward Memorial (KEM) Hospital, tested positive for COVID-19 on...

Shreya Khaitan20 Jun 2020 11:00 AM GMT
India Does Not Test Healthcare Workers Regularly, Putting Them And Patients At Risk

Why We Don’t Know India’s Actual COVID-19 Mortality Ratio

Delhi and Jaipur: If India’s COVID-19 mortality ratio is calculated on the basis of cases with known outcomes--whether...

Surbhi Bharadwaj, Shreya Khaitan7 Jun 2020 8:48 AM GMT
Why We Don’t Know India’s Actual COVID-19 Mortality Ratio

Study On COVID-19 Testing Data Calls For Random Testing, Improved Data Quality

Jaipur and Delhi: Data on exposure to COVID-19 were missing for 70.6% of patients tested between January 30 and April...

Shreya Khaitan, Surbhi Bharadwaj2 Jun 2020 2:41 PM GMT
Study On COVID-19 Testing Data Calls For Random Testing, Improved Data Quality

How Many People Does One COVID-19 Patient Infect In India?

Jaipur: Between May 16 and May 25, the number of people infected by one COVID-19 patient on average (known as the...

Shreya Khaitan29 May 2020 11:00 AM GMT
How Many People Does One COVID-19 Patient Infect In India?

12-Day Doubling Time Would Leave India With 8.5 Mn COVID-19 Cases By August 2020

The doubling time for COVID-19 cases in India has fluctuated between 10 days and 12 days since May 1, 2020. A difference...

Surbhi Bharadwaj, Shreya Khaitan13 May 2020 9:15 AM GMT
12-Day Doubling Time Would Leave India With 8.5 Mn COVID-19 Cases By August 2020
Doubling Time Not The Only Metric, Other Data Must To Make Post-LockDown Decisions, Experts Say
Doubling Time Not The Only Metric, Other Data Must To Make Post-LockDown Decisions, Experts Say
Shreya Khaitan1 May 2020 1:00 PM GMT
Since March 20, COVID-19 Cases Rose 165X in Delhi, 284X in Mumbai
Since March 20, COVID-19 Cases Rose 165X in Delhi, 284X in Mumbai
Shreya Khaitan29 April 2020 12:09 PM GMT
Mumbai’s doubling time up, but is it because it is testing fewer people?
Mumbai’s doubling time up, but is it because it is testing fewer people?
Shreya Khaitan, Nidhi Jacob29 April 2020 11:40 AM GMT
Under Strict Lockdown, Indore Is Deploying Its Swachh Bharat Machinery To Deliver Groceries
Under Strict Lockdown, Indore Is Deploying Its Swachh Bharat Machinery To Deliver Groceries
Shreya Khaitan25 April 2020 11:00 AM GMT

No Cure Or Vaccine, Doctors Rely On Each Other, & Guidelines

Mumbai & Jaipur: “We were all really scared,” said Jeenam Shah, a pulmonologist, of the time his first COVID-19...

Disha Shetty, Shreya Khaitan11 April 2020 11:00 AM GMT
No Cure Or Vaccine, Doctors Rely On Each Other, & Guidelines

Delaying Babies, Using Toilets Could Roll Back Anaemia Crisis Of Indian Women

Jaipur: Improved sanitation facilities and delayed pregnancy in India could reduce the rates of anaemia in pregnant...

Shreya Khaitan28 Jun 2018 6:00 AM GMT
Delaying Babies, Using Toilets Could Roll Back Anaemia Crisis Of Indian Women
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