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Jyoti Pande Lavakare
"Breathing Here Is Injurious To Your Health" available on Amazon/bookstores. Author website jyotipande.in Looking for a dynamic literary agent to sell international rights. Also searching for Indian language publishers.
Jyoti Pande Lavakare is a versatile individual with a background in writing, economic and financial journalism, radio production, and a keen interest in education, sustainable environment, and healthcare innovations.
She possesses excellent communication and interpersonal skills and is seeking a new role that integrates education or healthcare with human resource development and communications, making her a valuable asset as an ambassador for companies, causes, or projects.
With a strong involvement in the educational sector, she has served as the president of a parent-school body and co-founded a clean air awareness and advocacy group.
Jyoti is currently working on a personalized creative non-fiction narrative focusing on air pollution and its impact on mortality, actively seeking international agents for her work.
Her educational background includes a Master's degree in Economics from the Delhi School of Economics and a high school education with a focus on Science from the Convent of Jesus and Mary in New Delhi.
Her professional experience spans various roles such as a writer, journalist, columnist, producer, and author, with contributions to esteemed publications and organizations.
As a former independent columnist at Sunday ET Magazine and a contributor to India Ink and Business Standard newspaper, she has demonstrated her expertise in the realms of economic and financial reporting.
Jyoti's book 'Breathing Here Is Injurious To Your Health,' a creative non-fiction work, was released by Hachette in November 2020, showcasing her literary talents and commitment to raising awareness about crucial environmental issues.
With a wealth of experience in media and journalism, including positions at Dow Jones Newswires and The Economic Times, Jyoti Pande Lavakare is a seasoned professional with a passion for storytelling and advocating for positive change.
Highlights
Breathing is an involuntary activity and air pollution cuts across geographical, social, economic, boundaries. It is a social inequity.
We are all smokers in India from the day we are born. Over a half a billion of us who live in north India are dying eight years earlier, and if we live in Delhi, almost 12 years earlier. But the most shocking part is that 16-year olds in Bangalore are suffering heart-attacks triggered by air pollution!
Who is responsible for the deadly disease, disability and death triggered by dirty air, which we are all forced to breathe? Please read on to find out....
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If nothing continues to be done about India's high levels of air pollution, we will soon see a quiet exodus of those who can find cleaner refuge elsewhere - leaving behind a gradually sickening population behind. My tribe of reluctant pollution refugees is growing. Here's why:
