Research papers, opinion writing on India's energy & banking transitions, and the PR craft — press releases, pitch notes, crisis statements.
Long-form work — translating complex economic and social shifts into writing that reads like it's worth your time.
An op-ed analysing India's energy transition ahead of Budget 2026 — arguing that electricity has become the new geopolitical currency, replacing oil. Demonstrates analytical writing, policy communication, and editorial voice across a complex economic topic.
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Presented at the All India Sociological Conference, VIT (2023). Examines how automation and AI are displacing banking jobs, and what skills are needed for the future workforce. Demonstrates research methodology, academic communication, and the ability to translate complex data into clean, structured analysis.
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Presented at Socio Expression 2022, Goa. A reading of Vivekananda's enduring symbolic role for Indian youth identity, drawn from sociology of religion and youth studies.
Read paper →Press, pitch and crisis — the three workhorses of comms craft, written for Utsav 2026 and adjacent live work.
Wrap-up release covering attendance, headline acts, sponsor mentions, and quotable lines from the organising committee. Built to be picked up by city desks with minimal editing.
Open document →Pre-event pitch note aimed at regional press and student media. Frames the angle, identifies spokespersons, and lines up usable visuals + interview windows.
Open document →A short, sharp statement drafted to be deployed in a contained-incident scenario — owning the facts, naming the response, and protecting the brand's relationship with stakeholders.
Open document →Four rules I keep coming back to when I'm at the page.
The first sentence has to earn the second one. No throat-clearing.
“Quite”, “very”, “rather”. The strong word is sitting underneath — pull it up.
A name, a number, a brand. The reader trusts specifics; abstractions evaporate.
Or makes them laugh. Or change their mind. Anything but flat.