S2E1 A killer asteroid comes to India | Imagined Tomorrow
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S2E3 Welcome to poop surveillance | Imagined Tomorrow
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S2E2 Meteorite hunting in India | Imagined Tomorrow Short
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S2E10 A British Blunder in Bengal: When climate warnings were ignored [Part3 of climate mini-series]
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T M Krishna: "Denying art is a justification of violence"
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Letters from death row: Perspectives on carceral writing
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For my Masters' dissertation in history, I researched the topography of sound in 19th century British South Asia with a specific focus on the intimate lives of labouring women, the colonial medical apparatus, and anti-war mobilisations in the subcontinent.