Over the past few years, I’ve had the privilege of covering a wide array of stories across India, on issues including urban poverty and inequality, environmental issues including water and pollution crises, cultural heritage, religious intolerance, and the economy. I also reported extensively on India’s 2019 general election and from Cox’s Bazar on the Rohingya refugee crisis in 2018. I won a South Asian Journalism Award for Outstanding Arts & Culture Reporting in 2017 for my story on the destruction of the Hall of Nations, an iconic modernist building in New Delhi.

I’m a multimedia journalist with the ability to work across platforms. My bylines include The Los Angeles Times, The Guardian, CityLab, and The Times of London. I’ve also worked as a television correspondent for Deutsche Welle and produced videos for Al Jazeera English and The Hindustan Times.

I was previously based in Washington DC, where I worked for Al Jazeera English’s award-winning social media based discussion program, The Stream. In over four years there, I worked in many different roles, from producing the live interviews of more than 400 guests from dozens of countries, to line producing shows, writing scripts, and leading a team of producers, editors, hosts and technical staff to bring the live show to air. I produced shows on topics ranging from Black Lives Matter in the United States to immigration laws in Denmark, sexism in the online gaming world and life after surviving a coma. Other shows I worked on were nominated for Online Journalism and GLAAD awards.