For NYT Magazine, Mansi Choksi takes you inside India's educational coaching hub--Kota, Rajasthan nytimes.com/2023/01/18/mag…

A nice Valentine’s Day gift idea to remind you that love is followed by ruin

For the May cover story of The Walrus, I wrote about a community of First Nations in rural Saskatchewan, where I’m from, searching for unmarked graves at a former residential school site.

For our second masterclass this week, Mansi Choksi and Sanam Maher will be in conversation tomorrow! Fellows, you don't want to miss this. See you at 1:30 p.m GMT, zoom links are in your inbox.

A lot has been said around marriage equality recently, but have the right voices been heard? Join iamOnir and Mansi Choksi, authors and artists in conversation with editor Chirag Thakkar Tomorrow at 4pm for THE conversation here - x.com/i/spaces/1yoKM…

Join the #MarriageEquality conversation today with iamOnir Mansi Choksi and editor Chirag Thakkar today at 4pm! x.com/i/spaces/1yoKM…

I got to co-host this thrilling true-crime podcast; first episode dropping next week!

MARK YOUR CALENDARS ⏳ We’re about to drop #RoughTranslation’s final season on NPR. Think Bollywood and true life tales of love. 🗓 Wed, July 26 🎙 Hosted by Gregory Warner & Mansi Choksi with in-depth reporting from Lauren Frayer npr.org/2023/07/20/118…

🔈IT’S HERE. Episode 1: The Vow Lovers on the run. A fallen cupid. #RoughTranslation host Gregory Warner teams up with Mansi Choksi & Lauren Frayer to explore the story of a group of self-styled heroes for love in India — and the questions that surround them. npr.org/2023/07/25/119…

Can’t wait to listen to this adaptation from Mansi Choksi’s amazing book The Newlyweds. Read an excerpt here. slate.com/human-interest…

Episode 1: The Vow 📺 Journalist Mansi Choksi and #RoughTranslation host Gregory Warner unpack the promise made by a group vowing to protect young lovers in India.

Thanks Nieman Foundation for covering how our series approached telling this Indian story. Go behind-the-scenes of our linguistic work this season. 👇

The final NPR season of Rough Translation, Rough Translation, with Gregory Warner and Mansi Choksi features a crazy story about India's Love Commandos. If you love this podcast you will love its exploration of love. npr.org/podcasts/51032…

How NPR's @roughly preserves the use of Hindi through bilingual reporting. “Subtitles in Bollywood movies sometimes make me cringe — the translations can feel clinical and simplistic. One challenge, and joy, was retaining the cleverness of the Hindi." niemanlab.org/2023/07/how-on…

In Ep 3, NPR’s Lauren Frayer & co-host Mansi Choksi visit the Love Commandos shelter for the first time. As the accounts of life inside the shelter diverge, they both find that the safe house is not the solutions that most couples on the run are looking for. npr.org/2023/08/01/119…

Our Love Commandos podcast follows the rise & fall of a Delhi vigilante group that helps lovers defy tradition, avoid arranged marriage & elope with a partner of their own choice. 3 of 5 episodes are out! With Mansi Choksi Raksha Kumar Gregory Warner npr.org/podcasts/51032…

Ep4 of NPR's Love Commandos podcast is out today! With Gregory Warner Mansi Choksi Raksha Kumar Rough Translation npr.org/2023/08/08/119…

Shout out from The New York Times for @npr Rough Translation podcast on very layered story by Lauren Frayer (based on 5 years of reporting) Gregory Warner & Mansi Choksi on India's "Love Commandos," which offered shelter to those who marry for love, but faces charges of extortion. nytimes.com/2023/08/28/art…

Learn from poet Tishani Doshi, novelist V.V. (Sugi) Ganeshananthan, translators Arunava Sinha & Srinath, historian Aanchal Malhotra & non-fiction writers @rahulabhatia, Mansi Choksi Abhishek Anicca & Roman Gautam among others who are volunteering their time to build the South Asian writing community.

How to spend 36 hours in Dubai: Beyond the over-the-top luxury and futuristic towers, discover bustling souks, a contemporary art district and desert cycling trails. nyti.ms/4f52jLB