When the State Always Doubts Your Identity
With Tarangini Sriraman · The India Forum · 5 September 2025
In today’s India, some will not be Indians no matter how many documents they possess
With Tarangini Sriraman · Scroll.in · 20 August 2025
Fieldnotes: A Tense Silence in a UP Polling Booth
Article 14 · 23 May 2024
‘The Chamoli deluge was foretold’
The Times of India · 13 February 2021
What I Learnt at the ‘Rhodes Must Fall’ Protest in Oxford
The Wire · 11 June 2020
‘Nature is healing’: Why we need to be careful about how we tell the story of the pandemic
Scroll.in · 6 June 2020
‘Kambalchor Sarkar’: Why UP’s Crackdown on Protesters Is Unparalleled
The Wire · 20 February 2020
The NRC is a bureaucratic paper monster that will divide and devour India
Scroll.in · 14 January 2020
Tragic tale of a ‘man-eating’ tigress tells us so much about the Climate Crisis
The Conversation · 16 May 2019
The Time for a Minimum Income Guarantee Has Come
The Wire · 26 March 2019
Shocked, Not Surprised #Hautalk
AllegraLab · 22 June 2018
Amateur Indian Anthropology and a Trio of Dichotomies
Hot Spots, Fieldsights · 27 September 2017
What a ballot-rigging conspiracy theory says about India’s toxic political climate
The Conversation · 2 April 2017
A High Court Ban on Killing Man-Eaters will Only Intensify Human-Animal Conflict in the Himalaya
Scroll.in · 3 January 2017
XQs VI: A Conversation with Nayanika Mathur
Chapati Mystery · Conversation with Tariq Rahman · 2 December 2016
Drowning in a paper sea: India’s welfare efforts failed by its peculiar bureaucracy
University of Cambridge Research · 21 July 2016
‘Colagate’: Corruption, an Honest Bureaucrat, and a Deeper Malaise in India
South Asia @ LSE · 1 September 2016 · originally published by The Conversation
Why Progressive Laws Produce Bizarre Results
Scroll.in · 7 September 2016
Climate Change Vs. Conspiracy Theory in India
OpenDemocracy · 14 September 2015
Writing Cats
multispecies.net · 29 November 2015