विश्वं त्यक्त्वा स्वप्नविचारम | Don Lavoie Fellow’ 27 | Miranda’26 | SACAR | Ex ASI | Words @ The Hindu, The Print, The Wire, Millennium Post, Dainik Bhaskar
On #FriendshipDay: The Bonds That Build Civilisation - In remembering our friends, we remember something essential about ourselves: that the human journey, however individually travelled, finds its deepest meaning in the companions who choose to walk beside us, write Amal Chandra and Deeksha Tyagi
https://t.co/M1h3phDAZv
India accounts for nearly 8% of global fish production, with seafood exports crossing ₹68,000 cr. Fisheries are central to the #BlueEconomy, but unless growth reaches fisherfolk, the story remains incomplete. My @The_Mooknayak piece w/ @deekshatyagii. https://t.co/tgkvr2FFdl
India’s demographic challenge is no longer population growth but population quality. As NFHS-6 confirms the demographic transition, the focus must shift to education, health, gender, digital inclusion, and human capabilities. I write with @deekshatyagii. https://t.co/JJAa2uLvtR
National Fish Farmers Day | India's Blue Economy Must Put Fisherfolk at the Heart of Its Success
✍️ @ens_socialis & Deeksha Tyagi
https://t.co/ZwxkZTjXAh
Chocolate is more than a confection: it tells a story of agriculture, trade, culture, health, and changing consumer aspirations. My #WorldChocolateDay@Openthemag piece with Lekshmi explore how cocoa offers a window into India’s evolving social economy. https://t.co/Vn9qlcS2Kh
Industrial power will increasingly be shaped by semiconductor supply chains. In our latest for #Insights, Abhijay and I argue that India’s ambitions hinge on strategic cooperation—with Malaysia as a key partner. Do read!
https://t.co/hhdH7dxYLM
Truly grateful to @ThePrintIndia for publishing my thoughts on this literary shift. An humble attempt to highlight how Indian queer storytelling is expanding into new realms.
'Indian queer authors are moving from trauma memoir to adventure, romance, fantasy'
Deeksha Tyagi @deekshatyagii, research associate at the Sri Aurobindo Centre for Advanced Research, writes
#ThePrintOpinion
https://t.co/iVRg8YV81e
'Indian queer authors are moving from trauma memoir to adventure, romance, fantasy'
Deeksha Tyagi @deekshatyagii, research associate at the Sri Aurobindo Centre for Advanced Research, writes
#ThePrintOpinion
https://t.co/iVRg8YV81e
Feeling grateful to have contributed to this important conversation with @ens_socialis. Hoping it contributes, even in a small way, to a larger dialogue.
India cannot keep calling its youth its greatest asset while denying them jobs, opportunity and a voice. A demographic dividend was never guaranteed—it was a promise. Are we keeping it? My latest in @thewire_in, with my friend @deekshatyagii: https://t.co/pJtIC9lyLK
Comment | Every June 5, authorities plants saplings and posts photographs, telling a comforting story and pretending that environmental collapse is due to poor “public awareness”.
If enough Ministers post enough photographs, the rivers will clear and the air will thin and the water table will rise back.
This World Environment Day, it is worth refusing that comfort and telling the harder, sadder story and holding everyone responsible.
✍️Deeksha Tyagi
https://t.co/ZIlkJOLj2F
@ens_socialis@the_hindu Thank you so much, Amal! It really means a lot coming from you. So glad you found it thoughtful and practical. Hoping it sparks some necessary conversations about the choices we're making today.
A compelling @the_hindu piece by my friend and INSIGHTS colleague @deekshatyagii. Environmental catastrophe is not inevitable; it is the product of choices we make today. Thoughtful, practical, and timely. Do read! https://t.co/zqHRNbLyUD
@bharatiyenari@rai_kaushlesh Eww @bharatiyenari, this is the most brain-dead, coochie-obsessed take I’ve seen all week. How did your rape-enabler mindset came to conclude that consent is a one-time, irrevocable wedding gift? Get therapy for whatever trauma made you this disgusting, grow a spine!