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Arpita Das has been a member of Linktree for 9 months and joined in October 2025. The social media accounts linked to from Arpita Das are: • Facebook • Instagram • LinkedIn • X Besides social media accounts, arpitadasribeiro has populated their site with: • Celebrated Publisher Arpita Das to Open Ananke Women in Literature Festival 2024 • Mumbai Film Festival to hold third edition of ‘Word to Screen’ event • Books to screen: Filmmakers are increasingly turning to literature for original stories | Hindustan Times • Jio Mami Mumbai Film Festival 2017: Two segments will celebrate the role of writing in cinema – Firstpost • MAMI's Word to Screen Market could raise the standard of Indian cinema | Catch News • Jio MAMI 20th Mumbai Film Festival to host third edition of ‘Word to Screen Market’ - Entertainment News | The Financial Express • Sonam Kapoor named ambassador of Word to Screen Market • Over 200 books being presented at 'Word to Screen Market' • JIO MAMI 18th Mumbai Film Festival with Star – Day 6 | BollySpice.com – The latest movies, interviews in Bollywood • Word to screen: Filmmakers, publishers bridging the gap - Read Qatar Tribune on the go for unrivalled news coverage • Sonam Kapoor To Endorse Book-To-Screen Adaptation At Jio MAMI | Silverscreen India • Women in Publishing • Of uncomfortabe spaces - The Hindu • Why book readings are special to me • The Indie Superhero • Nooks and corners - The Hindu • Yodakin, the Bookshop That is No More – The Dusty Sneakers • Sage and Yoda Press to start a new imprint | PrintWeek India • Yoda Press wins Publishing Next's Publisher of the Year award • The indie editor: Arpita Das on why Yoda Press will remain independent • Interview with Arpita Das: On Yoda Press, Alternatives to the Mainstream, Intersectionality, and Chaotic Commissions - Dark 'n' Light • Yoda Press – Creating a niche with an alternative publishing vision • ‘It was more insanity than courage’: Arpita Das on what made her start Yoda Press twenty years ago • 'I love Yoda for being wise and childlike. So I named my publishing firm after him' • The joy, and pain, of being small - The Hindu • A decade with books - The Hindu • Arpita Das: Mentoring Matters in Book Publishing • "Why is there a need for a distinct queer list? A queer standpoint should be everywhere": Arpita Das, Yoda Press- Moneycontrol.com • CWC | Shelf Pick | Arpita Das, Associate Professor of Practice, Writing, Ashoka University • The Yodakin Podcast | Podcast on Spotify • Why I Write: Writing Is A Process That Never Pauses Or Takes A Break • Catch the interview of Ms Arpita Das, Founder of Yoda Press at PVBB 2022 | Frontlist | • An interview with Vidyun Sabhaney and Arpita Das about “First Hand graphic narratives” Vols 1&2 | Jaya's blog • Arpita Das- Board member of PublisHer, Founder of Yoda Press | FrontList • Interview With Arpita Das - Founder-Publisher, YODA PRESS | FrontList • Arpita Das — PublisHer: Empowering Women in Publishing Globally • New Delhi's Arpita Das: How Green Is My Industry? • Arpita Das: Who Does a LitFest Belong to? - Publishing Perspectives • Arpita Das: How Queer Friendly Is the Indian Publishing Industry? - Publishing Perspectives • The Schrodinger’s Cat of Women in Indian Publishing Associations - Publishing Perspectives • In Search of Voice • 'From typewriters to AI, writings will evolve, not end' | Goa News - The Times of India • Covid-19 and You: Grief, Mental Health and Julian Barnes’ Nothing to Be Frightened Of – The Health Collective India • Jaipur Literature Festival, the Gendered Literary… – Mémoires du livre / Studies in Book Culture – Érudit • Learning to Grieve with Joan Didion’s The Year of Magical Thinking – The Health Collective India • Learning to Grieve: Through the Tunnel, with Barthes’ Mourning Diary – The Health Collective India • The first feminist radicals of South Asia who set women free • Arpita Das: Found in Translation • For India's medieval women saints, walking was a form of dissent | Mint • Arpita Das: Screening the Word • Arpita Das: Why Is ‘Hybrid’ Still a Bad Word? • THE HOWS AND WHYS OF BIBLIOTHERAPY FOR CHILDREN AND YOUNG ADULTS | by Arpita Das | Medium • BIBLIOTHERAPY, AS I KNOW IT. (This is the first part of a series of… | by Arpita Das | Medium • The women who heeded Gandhi’s call • A JLF edition unlike itself - The Hindu BusinessLine • We are all in the city now • How noir breeds in Delhi's 'hawa-paani' • Two's company • Beastly Tales from Cover to Cover • Nota bene • Reading in Sin • Letter from Delhi: A Bookstore of Safety | The New Yorker • Non-fiction is Dead: Long Live Belles-lettres • The millennials are reading a lot, be sure of it: Arpita Das | PrintWeekIndia • My Cup Runneth Over • How to Survive as an Indie Publisher • First Proof: The Penguin Book of New Writing from India - Google Books • Arpita Das (A Rant about Paradoxes---Zubin Mehta and Yo Yo...) • Time Out Delhi - City Guide and Fortnightly Listing Magazine • Yoda Press — Weekend Gastronomique • Arpita Das: Caring for Editors • Arpita Das in New Delhi: Are We Listening to Our Editors? • The Demands of, and Demand for, Print on Demand • Publishing Perspectives: Episode 12 - Brave New World • New alternatives | Mint • ‘Word to Screen’ at the Mumbai Film Festival wants to help Indian books make it to the screen • Mumbai Film Festival’s Word to Screen: Yoda Press founder Arpita Das speaks about the market • Arpita Das on Women in Publishing: 'Such a Non-Level Playing Field' • The Alt in Publishing | Desi Writers' Lounge • Publishing Perspectives: Episode 9 - Young Professionals in the Publishing Industry • On Literary Culture And Democratizing Access | Anankemag • Arpita Das and her commitment to mentor young storytellers | PrintWeekIndia