Sahitya Poonacha

Sahitya Poonacha

'Literature' is my name and I am living up to it. I am a writer and journalist always in search of the next story I can tell. Whether it be for mainstream media, companies, or through poetry, my work strives to make a difference where it really matters. My biggest learning yet? There is no story too small to tell as long as we tell it with integrity and passion. 

That said, here is a map of my work. If you like what you read, let's collaborate!

Medium •

The Writers’ Dilemma:

As you might have already guessed, I am a writer. Today, I pick up the pen to find solidarity with other writers out there. To agree or disagree with me is solely up to you. But I am only opening a forum for conversation.I have always wanted to write something of meaning. I admit, I am not the “best” writer out there, and yes I will always think my grammar needs more work. Simply because I will not let arrogance get the best of me. My impediments are not like other writers,’ I don’t just have to...
rePurpose Global •

Plastic Action in Rural India with the Alliance to End Plastic Waste

What will it take to solve the global plastic waste crisis? In a world where 3 billion people still lack access to waste disposal systems, waste is often dumped or burned. One way to start tackling this is by enabling communities to manage their plastic waste better. Doing so requires collaborative action and strategic partnerships as powerful catalysts for change. Building strong partnerships underlines all that we do at rePurpose Global. We constantly seek out organizations, innovators, brand...
The World and Us •

No Left No Right, Just in between

Cambodia is a historian’s playground. With its dynamic history of conflict and religiosity that goes back to the ancient, makes for an interesting tourist’s experience. It’s not your average tourist destination with flashy malls, well-marked roads, and great connectivity. But more than being home to the famous ‘Angkor Wat‘, home to a population that has seen some of the worst times in history. When we talk of genocide how rarely do we talk about the Khmer Rouge? But the people of Cambodia an ex-
The World and Us •

Where It All Began

Delhi is more than just the capital of India. In our case more than just a city with the country’s best options for a good education in Humanities. For us it was home for three years, it was the hottest and the coldest city that frustrated us to the point that our love for Guwahati and Bangalore respectively grew in paramount proportions. But weather and academic pressure aside, that’s where our journey began. We stumbled the first few days (months), took our time not only to adjust to the idea