About

I am a journalist reporting at the intersection of climate change, technology, and public health. My work highlights the lives of those most profoundly affected by political power structures and the systems that shape these dynamics.

I am a 2025 Tarbell fellow placed at Bloomberg’s San Francisco office, where I cover artificial intelligence. My fellowship begins in September. Most recently, I graduated from the University of California, Berkeley, Graduate School of Journalism in spring 2025, specializing in data journalism and business reporting.

My reporting has taken me across West Bengal, India, from the mangroves of the Sundarbans to villages devastated by silicosis in South Bengal. I have produced long-form features, profiles, and investigations exploring how political power structures impact marginalized communities, including gig workers, tiger widows, COVID widows, ASHA workers, and others.

My work has appeared in leading outlets such as BBC Future, National Public Radio, Undark, Logic magazine, Women’s Media Center, Ms. Magazine, Atmos, Vice, South China Morning Post, The Globe and Mail, Whetstone Magazine, The National News, TRT World, AFAR, The New Humanitarian, IndiaSpend, and more.