I cover science, health and culture for the world's top publications. I've reported from New Delhi, Cape Town, Seoul and Copenhagen.
Citizen Media Platforms Are Breaking the Silence in India
A Q&A with India's firebrand youth activist Anshul Tewari. Read the story in VICE magazine.
Can a Ring Save Women from HIV?
This ring could stop HIV in women. Reporting in The Development Set.
Girls Take Note: Corn Fiber Can Strengthen Bones
An ingredient used in baked goodies can make girls' bones strong. Reporting in Science News for Students.
In India, LoveDoctor Answers The Sex Questions No One Else Will
A new startup aims to solve Indians' love woes. Story in FastCoExist.
Scientific Proof That Buying Things Can Actually Lead To Happiness
Sometimes, even things can make you happy. Find how in this Fast Company piece.
Grandparents' Diet Could Be a Weighty Issue For Grandkids
Your eating habits could affect your grandkids' health. Story in Science News for Students.
A Vaginal Ecologist's Crusade Against HIV in Women
Sharon Hillier is on a mission to save women from HIV. Read her amazing story in Science Friday, an NPR entity.
How Fake Sugar Can Lead to Overeating
Think twice before sprinkling that artificial sweetener into your coffee. Story in Science News for Students.
A Feminist's Case for Decriminalizing Prostitution
It's time to decriminalize prostitution everywhere, reports Dinsa Sachan for Playboy.com.
Got Milk? Roach Milk Could Be a New Superfood
Scientists have figured out the structure of "cockroach milk." Story in Science News for Students.
To Teens, Benefits Are More Persuasive Than Risks
A new study shows why teenagers show such reckless behavior at times. Reporting for Science News for Students.
How Many Types Of Vaginas Are There?
Get to know your vagina better through this Prevention.com piece.
The Age of Drones: What it Might Mean for Health?
Drones kill. But can they also save lives? I find out in the Lancet.
Asia's Battle Against Japanese Encephalitis
As the rainy season approaches, neurologists across Asia are bracing themselves for the annual
outbreak of Japanese encephalitis. Dinsa Sachan reports for the Lancet Neurology.