Fiction, screenplays, and popular science, mostly about technology, scientific ideas, and the human mess around both.
A literary-fiction collection about ordinary people living with technologies that arrive before anyone has agreed what they are for. The stories are less interested in spectacle than in the smaller moral injuries of progress: attention traded for convenience, intimacy mediated by systems, and lives reduced to data that can be optimised away.
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A science fiction screenplay for a short film that interweaves first contact, climate catastrophe, and an intimate love story across three timelines. Adapted from Sheetkapat by Subodh P. Javadekar.
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A compilation of ten popular science articles originally published in Loksatta, one of India's leading Marathi-language daily newspapers published by the Indian Express Group. With a circulation of approximately 400,000 copies across Maharashtra, Loksatta is widely read by an educated, urban audience. These articles were written in 2011 and aimed to make contemporary scientific ideas accessible to a broader Marathi-speaking readership.
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