A wonderful piece today from Vittles on the #prawns of Pazhaverdaku north of Chennai, and the threats to the local environment vittlesmagazine.com/p/eat-play-pro…

We're delighted to be able to be able to publish this essay by Rajkamal in English - it was translated from Tamil by Niranjana R. If you would like to read the original then we have republished this too vittlesmagazine.com/p/d94

Was fortunate to publish this critical, joyful essay by Rajkamal, translated from Tamil by Niranjana on Vittles about living with prawns in Pazhaverkadu , and how capitalist, colonial behemoths endanger communities' foods and lives every day vittlesmagazine.com/p/eat-play-pro…

And sometimes we ate our playmates! More translations from Tamil vittlesmagazine.com/p/eat-play-pro…

Sharanya Deepak Yunus Lasania Niranjana Vittles Evocative piece. Brings back memories of when a bunch of us would go fishing for clams in the Periyar river near our hometown of Aluva. Unfortunately even the Periyar is subject to the chilling apparition of 'development'

"Much like our beloved prawns, today we are feed for someone else’s big plans, so-called ‘development’. From Pazhaverkadu, we can already see the shore eroding away, the waves lapping dangerously close to palm trees that sway and bend without sufficient support at their roots"

'Water infrastructure in coastal cities', featuring Dr Niranjana Ramesh from Queen Mary University of London, Time for Geography latest presentation on Wednesday 1 November at 6pm. Find out more at timeforgeography.co.uk/videos-contain…. Perfect for A level students.

At 6pm (GMT) on Wednesday 1 November, join The Curious Geographer Time for Geography + Dr Niranjana Ramesh (Niranjana) to explore solutions to water infrastructure in coastal cities - including the popularity of desalination to increase water supply in Chennai. ➡️ timeforgeography.co.uk/videos-contain…

LIVE this Wednesday at 6pm GMT: Water infrastructure in coastal cities with Dr Niranjana Ramesh from QMUL School of Geography Queen Mary University of London, on Time for Geography with The Curious Geographer.buff.ly/3tMiBaj

Watch Niranjana and The Curious Geographer explore future solutions to water infrastructure in coastal cities Time for Geography. What factors shape Chennai’s water flows? What is desalination and why is it popular in Chennai? Full interview ⬇️ timeforgeography.co.uk/videos-contain…

Co-organized with Nida Rehman Please join #SouthAsianUrbanClimates for a conversation on maanbarua.bsky.soc's book - Lively Cities November 15 from 10:30-noon eastern. Registration: psu.zoom.us/meeting/regist… Barua will be in dialogue with Awadhendra Sharan CSDS, Delhi @AseelaHaque Waqas Butt

Book panel on Lively Cities

Some quick collective reflections by the Extensions Crew. journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/20…

🔜 Next week we welcome Niranjana (QMUL School of Geography) to the Human Geography Seminar Series. This seminar is open to all. 🔴 zurl.co/OBisn

#BooksOnFood | ‘Seasoned by the Sea’— Neidhal Kaimanam in Tamil—is more than just a typical cookbook. Read on: thelocavore.in/2025/04/10/dri… #SeasonedByTheSea #UyirPublications #TamilNadu (1/7)

Check out this great event by Niranjana supported by this year's CPE Small Grant round! There’s no pre-registration required for the event. Please note that seating will be on a first come basis, the venue also has some standing room.