It was somewhere in a kindergarten classroom, between glue sticks missing their caps and sticky alphabet posters, that I became a writer....

In 6th grade, I attended school from the corner of my dining room table — like most of my friends — squinting at a screen that froze more...

This summer, I interned at The Hindu  — a publication I grew up seeing on our dining table, folded beside my plate each morning, dense...

I wrote my first article for The Hans India  when I was 15. It was a piece on cognitive biases, something I had just started reading...

I joined Viper Zine  as a writer in 9th grade, wide-eyed and slightly terrified of Google Docs comment threads. Back then, I submitted...

When I first joined Nexteen, I wasn’t entirely sure what to expect. I knew it was a student-led think tank — a space for young people to...