This documentary will explore the hidden, neglected heritage sites of Delhi and the systemic failures that will be shown to lie behind their decay. It will contrast these forgotten monuments with well-preserved ones to raise questions about political biases, bureaucratic inefficiencies, and the public’s disengagement from its own past. Through expert interviews, visual contrasts, and citizen voices, the film will reveal how cultural neglect reflects deeper issues in governance, urban planning, and collective memory.

An in-depth investigation into Bihar’s post-prohibition liquor crisis. The report uncovers how black markets thrive, why people die, and how policy blind spots continue to cost lives, especially among the most vulnerable.

This project will host an interactive map which maps the intersections of caste, class, religion, and gender in women's access to healthcare in India. (e.g., sterilization camps, abortion access, and health budgets), a lived-experience story bank ("What They Told Me"), and a legislative tracker focused on key laws governing reproductive rights, consent, and public health schemes. It bridges data and storytelling to expose where the law fails to protect.

We're developing a new research tool called the Privilege of Logging Out Scale (PLOS). It explores how different people experience the impact of negative news online, and whether factors like background, stress, and living conditions affect their ability to disconnect.