Had a great learning opportunity being part of the conference! Presented on the future of informal work in cities amidst changing cityscapes and a rise in modern services. Wissenschaftskolleg

The piece by Johns and me has also been featured in The Wire Science

My take on India' love towards saints published in Scroll.in

Gandhi’s choice to vest authority in “sages and saints” to interpret the scriptures and provide guidance for the rest, holds relevance till date. scroll.in/a/1026247 But India’s love for sages and spiritual leaders neither began nor ended with Gandhi. By Sipoy Sarveswar

A piece that my students and I wrote using the concept of anthropology of space to understand what makes #santiniketan apart from Tagore' influence.

Our take on what else brings people to #Santiniketan #Kolkata #Bengali #Bengals #WestBengal #Tagore #Visvabharati

It was wonderful to be part of this workshop

My new piece on connecting the right-wing politics in India and concept of evil eye published in The Wire

My new pitch analyses how mythologies and iconographies pertaining to the mother goddess's worship are altered or refurbished to suit the political and social ideology. Thanks to the Scroll.in team for this opportunity.

My pitch, give it a read.

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Our new pitch with Ranvir da and Praxis

Political manifestos ignore the labour class, write Boddu Srujana, Aurolipsa Das, and Sipoy Sarveswar thenewsminute.com/news/political…

Our (Anagha Tobi and Srujana Boddu) article 'Women's Labour Market Outcomes and Contours of Subnationalism' published in Economic & Political Weekly epw.in/journal/2024/2…

Hi new pitch with Srujana Boddu analysing the rapidly changing perception of development and it's impact in the voting behaviour in the context of recently concluded Assembly elections (2024) of Andhra Pradesh.