On Shaky Ground
What's at stake in the reconstruction of damaged villages after a quake in Oaxaca, Mexico
The Caravan / January 2018
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What's at stake in the reconstruction of damaged villages after a quake in Oaxaca, Mexico
The Caravan / January 2018
“NRIs who get convicted in the US or in any other country, they just resign, come back to India and start practising. We are aware of many such cases."
Indian Express / May 2017
At the fourth Ignite festival of contemporary dance, a conversation among bodies, about bodies and the world they inhabit
Mint Lounge / October 2016
Not quite toilet life as usual // AUDIO
PRX Remix / December 2015
Children's book illustrator Molly Bang makes science come alive in pictures // AUDIO
WCAI / January 2016
Why some of India's driest regions are seeing floods
CatchNews.com / August 2015
The chronic blindnesses behind the chronic flooding in Mumbai, Uttarakhand, Assam and the Kashmir Valley
CatchNews.com / June 2015
Sprouting roots and ditching fear in the Spanish city of Cádiz
BLink / August 2014
Reading into the Jaipur Literature Festival
Open Magazine / January 2014
Negotiating the minefield
Open Magazine / December 2013
Why fear of India’s obscenity law turned HarperCollins prudish on a recent graphic novel
Open Magazine / August 2013
Contemporary dancer Mandeep Raikhy re-articulates masculinity in A Male Ant Has Straight Antennae
Open Magazine / July 2013
Bollywood's first zombie movie gets it right
Open Magazine / June 2013
Taiye Selasi’s first novel Ghana Must Go writes circles around the ‘African story’ you’re used to
Open Magazine / May 2013
An essay in response to 16 December 2012
Open Magazine / January 2013
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