Dr Shimna Kannoth, Post-Doctoral Fellow, Environmental Studies, SIAS has co-authored a paper published in Space Weather titled Impact of the Gannon Superstorm on the Equatorial Ionization Anomaly Dynamics During Its Recovery Phase on 11 May 2024. The present study, for the first time, reveals the combined influence of geomagnetic storm-induced modifications in equatorial electrodynamics, meridional …
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Dr Lakshmi Narayanan, Assistant Professor, Environmental Studies, SIAS was nominated to attend ‘Emerging Science, Technology, and Innovation Conclave (ESTIC) 2025’, a newly launched flagship event of Government of India. The event brought together some of the leading figures from academia, industry and policy. Read more
Dr Sayandeb Chowdhury, Senior Assistant Professor, Literature, SIAS wrote an article in The Wire titled A Cricket Victory with Grace and Without Macho Displays of Hyper-nationalismon the triumph of the Indian Women’s cricket team, warts and all. Read more
Cleaner air abroad could mean stronger monsoons over India, finds IITM study, an article in The Times of India discusses how global efforts to reduce air pollution could unintentionally make India’s monsoon stronger in the coming decades. The article cites a study conducted by Dr Chirag Dhara, Assistant Professor, Environmental Studies, SIAS in collaboration with …
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Dr Venugopal Maddipati, Associate Professor, History, SIAS delivered a talk entitled ‘A History of Gandhian Architecture as the Architecture of Martyrdom’ organised by Karwaan: The Heritage Exploration Initiative on 25 October 2025.
Dr Preeti Sampat, Associate Professor, Sociology & Social Anthropology, SIAS delivered a talk entitled ‘The Infrastructure and Relevance of Social Sciences Education in Rural Education’ at an event organised by Anekdhara in Hyderabad called ‘A Seminar on Rural Education: Grassroots Insights to Sustainable Pathways.’
Nangsel Sherpa, Faculty Teaching Associate, Krea-CWP facilitated six workshops at the Indigenous Women’s Writing Residency held in Lalitpur, Nepal, from 16 to 18 October 2025. The Residency was organised by The Pomelo with the support of Goethe-Zentrum Kathmandu and in collaboration with GAN Resource and Learning Centre (GRLC). The residency brought together women from diverse …
Dr Sarabjeet D Natesan, Associate Professor, Economics, SIAS presented her autoethnographic work at the Indian Network of Memory Studies organised by IIT-Madras, in the opening session on 27 October 2025. Dr Natesan’s presentation was titled ’Burden of Inherited Stories-Violence of Abandoned Dreams.’
Dr Swarnamalya Ganesh, Associate Professor of Practice, Literature and Global Arts, SIAS and The Ranga Mandira Sadir Melam took their premier work ‘When Stories Take From’ to GD Birla Sabhagar, Kolkata. Dr Ganesh also presented a Lec-dem for the students of Gender studies, Performance studies and Literature at Visva Bharati University, Shantiniketan.
A haibun by Dr Anannya Dasgupta Director, Krea-CWP and Associate Professor of Literature, SIAS has been published in the October 2025 issue of Cattails Journal. The haibun is titled When it is all good and appears on page 120. Read more