About Me
I am an Indian researcher and journalist with experience in working for academic research organizations and various news outlets, websites, and media organizations as a news writer, on-ground reporter, and on-camera presenter.
As a journalist, I have produced news articles, feature stories, in-depth and opinion pieces on geopolitical issues of different regions and countries around the world including South Asia, the United States, the Middle East, and Latin America.
I have written academic papers, copy-edited, proofread, reported to the funders, and carried on multiple administrative duties as a researcher.
I did my MPhil from the University of Cambridge on Development Studies in the U.K. and previously studied Political Science at the University of Delhi in India.
Find here my analysis, in-depth or opinion pieces published on various media organizations as well as my videos.
Indigenous communities, peasants, workers and students take to streets in Ecuador to protest austerity package.
The indigenous communities, diverse social movements, trade unions, peasants and students in Ecuador are vociferously opposing the Moreno government’s decision to cancel fuel subsidy and to impose IMF dictated austerity package. The violence seen on the streets of Quito, and elsewhere in Ecuador is
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Over the dead natives: Necropolitics of the Indian state in Kashmir
“When the army surrounds us from everywhere, where would the people go?” asks a teary eyed shopkeeper from Bemina. Standing in a shabby shop which sells all sorts of essentials for daily life, Mohammad Amin recalled the horrid experience of the flood in 2014 which consumed almost every part of Srinagar and nearly destroyed the abode of this middle aged man.
With a long wooden stick he pointed out the level till which the water had risen in his shop.
“We have no other option but to walk the nar
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How War Criminal Elliott Abrams Orchestrated the 2007 Hamas-Fateh Palestinian Civil War
On March 30, 1976, thousands of Palestinians demonstrated against the Israeli government’s confiscation of 21,000 dunams (5,189 acres of Palestinian lands). The occupying country responded to the protest by killing six young Palestinians.
Since then, Palestinians all over the world commemorate March 30 as Land Day. Now, 43 years later, Palestinians are still protesting. Thousands of people have been occupying the frontier at the border between Israel and the blockaded Gaza Strip to demand the r
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Sanction to Kill: How US Blockade Is Taking Venezuelans' Lives
The sanctions imposed by the U.S. on Venezuela is killing people in the country and risking lives of millions by depriving them of basic necessities.
While continuous and intensified sanctions against Venezuela by the United States aim to put pressure on President Nicolas Maduro’s administration they are mostly hurting the country's population, of which at least 40,000 deaths have been recorded, according to a study released by the Center for Economic and Policy Research (CEPR) in April 2019.
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