Shilpa Dahake, PhD

Architect | Anthropologist at Abohar Urban Studio | Urban Political Ecology, Waterscapes, Climate Change | Past: PhD @iisermohali, Fulbright Fellow @UPennAnth

[Shilpa Dahake, PhD @shilpadahake]

Excited to share this sneak peek in the form of a photo essay article of my research

https://t.co/FYQ7iUiMZa

#Nashik #Godavari #UrbanRiverscapes #politicalecology

[Economic & Political Weekly @epw_in]

Technocratic managerialism has a long legacy of infrastructuring the Godavari river to maintain the hydraulic order of Nashik city. The implementation of hard infrastructures in the riverscape has been the dominant governmentality in the city. https://t.co/n2AlTCwIel

[Reading Himalaya @ReadingHimalaya]

Reading Himalaya is an all women-led organisation
co-founded by Dr. Mona Chettri, Dr. Anisa Bhutia and Dr. Rinan Shah. All three of us hail from the Sikkim Darjeeling Himalaya and have lived, studied and worked extensively as researchers in/on the eastern Himalaya.

[King's India Institute @KingsIndiaInst]

Confronting Caste Season 1 Podcasts #ICYMI (2020-2021)
Hosted by @TwinerTweets
E1: @shii_vani
E2: @shilpadahake
E3: @niranjwrite
E4: @SudhirSelvaraj
E5: @krvtweets

@KingsSSPP @Kings_SGA

https://t.co/X1dmPiRV0U

[Shilpa Dahake, PhD @shilpadahake]

@ankurgame @kishalay Hi, looks like a great thread and interesting event. I have been working on the political ecology of Godavari River, specifically in Nashik city, since the last Kumbh Mela of 2015. Would love to connect and know more about the event and call for paper!

[Marvi Mazhar @marvimazhar]

Great session on 'Heritage Preservation and Local Communities' by Nashik Heritage Trails and Studio Urban Dialogue, both based in Nashik. +921HeritageDialogue sessions are available on @pkchowk youtube channel. Amrita Ganatirkar @shilpadahake Mrunmayee Pendse-Chaudhari #southasia

[Marvi Mazhar @marvimazhar]

+921HeritageTalks a project of @pkchowk : Please register into our upcoming webinar "Heritage Preservation & Local Communities" by Registration Link : https://t.co/rLmNc64U4v Session will be led by Nashik Heritage Trails: @AmritaGanatirkar and Studio Urban Dialogue: @shilpadahake

[Srilata @TwinerTweets]

Our book Climate Justice in India ed. by @PKashwan will be OPEN ACCESS!!! Huge props to Prakash for pulling this off and excited to be part of such an accomplished team. My chapter seeks to reimagine climate justice as caste justice. https://t.co/XCVWrgnshp

[Amitangshu| অমিতাংশু। @amitangshu]

"All cities in the subcontinent are waterscapes. They are threaded with rivers, speckled with wetlands and springs, and they rest on invisible aquifers. Yet, driven by a thirst for land, our cities are planned to subjugate water, not live with it."

[Sudiep Shrivastava @sudiepshri]

In a first #Chhattisgarh Assembly has passed an unanimous resolution to cancell the allotment of Coal Blocks in #HasdeoAranya Dense Forest

First ever Assembly which has passed such a resolution for Conservation

Now Centre has to respect people's will

#ClimateCrisis #SaveHasdeo

[Shilpa Dahake, PhD @shilpadahake]

@treeonplastics Hey....in Pune? We are very close, in Nashik, do visit us if possible.

[SANDRP @Indian_Rivers]

-There is a notion that “#flood equals disaster”, which is completely wrong. People traditionally never saw floods as disasters. “We made it into a #disaster,” says Thakkar. https://t.co/zoBhtEKerm

[Indian Institute for Human Settlements @iihsin]

New in IIHS journal Urbanisation:
Book review: Jenia Mukherjee, Blue Infrastructures: Natural History, Political Ecology, and Urban Development in Kolkata by @shilpadahake

Read it here: https://t.co/nQ7Uh4rmp2

#blueinfrastructure #BookReview

[Shilpa Dahake, PhD @shilpadahake]

@TwinerTweets I am so sorry Srilata. Sending you both all the energy and love.

[Hridayesh Joshi @hridayeshjoshi]

How building cities over the water bodies affects us. A seemingly harmless project by city planners may look innocuous but it can cause so much harm to ecology & contributes to rise in local temperature.
My special ground report @newslaundry
https://t.co/anmDVkrcvy

[SANDRP @Indian_Rivers]

Urban Rivers: Top Ten Positive Stories from India https://t.co/bcjDeswYdi

[Review of Urban Affairs @epw_rua]

The coevolving relationship linking economy, religion, development, and waste and pollution between #Nashik and #Godavari @shilpadahake -- new @epw_in: https://t.co/Sv3CQfyHzN

[Shilpa Dahake, PhD @shilpadahake]

@anisabhutia @Dipti24753969 @rinzilama @SarahBesky Badhai ho!

[Srilata @TwinerTweets]

Anyone with any knowledge of urban India would know that demolitions have been routinely used to displace and disenfranchise the poor and the stigmatized. It has never been about legality because that has been arbitrarily extended to the rich and the powerful. Now it has become..

[WWF Risk Filter Suite @WWFRiskFilter]

River floods are already the most damaging disaster type globally, with risk projected to rise in much of the world due to #climatechange, development in flood-prone areas, and/or deteriorating infrastructure.

[NityanandJayaraman @NityJayaraman]

Future Tense: Chennai's new airport will be built on water.

Check out QoC -- the new online journal dedicated to all things urban. @lindsay_bremner @karencoelho12 @liquidperson @NayanikaM @itihaashtag @GhoshAmitav @tmkrishna @SundarrajanG
https://t.co/9GYMqzHZEQ