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Never going to stop being amazed at this chart. Just one among the many nuances that the global fertility conversation (panic?) misses

Glad to see Data For India's work on the pandemic uptick in phone usage among adolescents in India cited in this Mint piece dataforindia.com/comm-tech/#pan…

One consistent request from readers of Data For India has been for more insight on education data. Abhishek Waghmare's work for us on enrolment is one such example

I am part of a community of Indian data communicators, developers, designers, researchers and others organising India's first data visualisation conference in June this year. We have 25 fully-funded places for people who would like to attend but face barriers. Deadline: tomorrow.

Our work on vehicle ownership has been happily widely read, and I think it's in part because of Abhishek Waghmare's use of both data from vehicle registrations and household ownership of assets. The no. of __ is not equal to the no. of hhs who have a __ is something we see repeatedly

Most of us here live in a purple-coloured bubble

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The sweet part of remote team calls right now is that I can hear nine koels in nine Slack windows.

Such a massive and important shift

Very pleased with our work on consumption expenditure in India that goes beyond quick headlines and really conveys what the data shows, what it misses and where it comes from

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Once a year I am reminded that the Marathi and Tamil parts of me are connected because the two mangoes I like are alphonsos and imampasand.

One of our central beliefs has been that many people do not trust data, and a large part of this stems from not being able to see where the data comes from. Our work on Measurement aims to fill this gap, explaining the methodology behind the datasets we use

Pooja, 18, wins a remarkable 🥇 in the women's high jump at the Asian Championships with a new PB of 1.89m. Daughter of a mason, she had learned her sport from a self taught coach, jumping over a bamboo pole with sacks of rice husk as a landing mat. google.com/amp/s/sportsta…

Data on deaths from disease is hard to put together, but I'm proud of the job we did here on malaria. (Our related work on how these deaths are estimated is here: dataforindia.com/measuring-mala…)

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State-wise details - including on bottled water, my current fascination - in the linked piece