In the end Ranjani Gayatri and the rest of the Sanghi Brahmin gang have ensured that T M Krishna has received a lot more recognition and appreciation for the #SangitaKalanidhi award. Otherwise beyond Mylapore no one cares for an award a bunch of Brahmins mostly give to other

"Loved Julia Jones ‘s thought-provoking plenary at #sccs24 #SCCS25 , Truly impressed by Julia, highlighting the work of her collaborators, students, and colleagues into her arguments and giving them voice. A powerful reminder for senior academics to do this more often.

A thoughtful review of a thought-provoking book! Nikita Jha's review of Jwalin Patel, PhD, FRSA's book: Learning to Live Together Harmoniously: Spiritual Perspectives from Indian Classrooms tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10… South Asian Approaches to Researching Education🕊️ CaNDER Faculty of Education, University of Cambridge

Camera traps, sound recorders and drones: great for monitoring wildlife, not so great for human privacy. Trishant @cambridge_uccri found the technologies are even being used to intimidate and harass women in an Indian nature reserve 👇

Probably the most significant paper from my doctoral work is out today! Me and Chris Sandbrook demonstrate the gendered impacts of conservation surveillance technologies. journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/26…

As a local resident, I must voice my concerns about the Shivaji statue at Pangong. It was erected without local input, and I question its relevance to our unique environment and wildlife. Let's prioritize projects that truly reflect and respect our community and nature.

Challenging the dominant narrative that conservation surveillance technologies such as camera traps are devices solely meant for monitoring wildlife, Trishant speaks to Nikhil Sreekandan about the need to involve indigenous communities in the process. india.mongabay.com/2025/03/trisha…