Columbia Journalism School
2018/2019
The Swaddle India
2018
Highlights:
Families Are Moving to Goa to Give Their Kids Better Air
Controversial Crush: Rupi Kaur
A New Dengue Vaccine Could Prevent The Virus For Everybody
Finding Kinship in a Pot of Curry
Controversial Crush: Indra Nooyi
Kerala High Court Orders Trans Woman to Undergo Psychological Test
Women Are Finding Their Own Ways to Manage PCOS
Could Chyawanprash be the Next Big Thing in Wellness?
The Private Lives of India’s Singles
Why Do We Still Worship Celebrities in 2018?
Why We Hate to Love the Royal Wedding
‘Santa Clarita Diet’ Perfectly Captures the Only‑Child Family Dynamic
The Price of Fighting Every Feminist Battle
View all my articles for The Swaddle here.
Rolling Stone India
2017
Highlights:
Prabh Deep and the Artful Narrative
Mumbai’s Royal Opera House Announces New Venue The Quarter
American Pianist-Composer Vijay Iyer: ‘Critics are Really Bad at Listening'
Kathmandu Producer Phatcowlee: ‘To Do Stuff Here, You Have to Create Your Own Scene’
Shye Ben Tzur on Politics, Touring With Radiohead and The Rajasthan Express
Rounak Maiti’s Postmodern Cowboy Music
Why Jlin’s ‘Black Origami’ Will Probably Make All the Best Albums of 2017 Lists
The Hills Are Alive on Worms’ Cottage’s Stunning New Folk-Electronic EP
‘Patti Cake$’ Star Siddharth Dhananjay Has Visa Problems, Too
Goldspot’s Siddhartha Khosla Says Hollywood is Finally Ready for South Asian Artists
Alankrita Shrivastava: ‘CBFC Needs Lessons in Gender Politics’
View all my articles for Rolling Stone here.
Atlas Obscura
2016
Object of Intrigue: a Jim Crow Era Guide for Black Travelers
Is Maine Our Most Unusual State? (Sponsored Content)
Biryani is Better Than Americans Know
Portuguese Slave Traders Were No Match for Angolan Queen Nzinga Mbandi
The First Restaurants Only Served Soup
Identify Any Tree in New York City With this Map
The Kati Roll Can Be Traced Back to One Kolkata Restaurant
Singaporean English Is Almost Impossible to Pick Up
How Turmeric Became a Cure-All Product in India
The Chinese Female Pirate Who Commanded 80,000 Outlaws
Cold War Spies Sifted Through Used Soviet Toilet Paper In Search of Clues
A Map of Brooklyn, Made of the Trash of Brooklyn
Lakshmibai, The Warrior Queen Who Fought British Rule in India
Opium Soaked Tampons Were the Midol of Ancient Rome
17th-Century Female Spies Smuggled Information Through Eggs and Artichokes
How Does 'A Wrinkle in Time' Look on a Map?
Boarding Down the Slopes of an Active Volcano in Nicaragua
The Mushroom Death Suit is the Latest in Post-Mortem, Eco-Friendly Fashion
How Intermarriage Created One of the World's Most Delicious Foods
Object of Intrigue: The Spider Named After David Bowie
View all my articles for Atlas Obscura here.