@shriyaroy

@shriyaroy has been a member of Linktree for 4 years and joined in August 2021. The social media accounts linked to from @shriyaroy are: Facebook, Instagram, X. Besides social media accounts, shriyar has populated their site with Weekly Show: The Subtext with Shriya, Podcast: What's The Word?, Documentary: Caste Bias And Grassroots Cricket In India, #OnTheContrary by IDR : Season 7, Video: Are India’s auto mechanics being left behind in the EV transition?, Video: Six climate change terms, explained, Video: A day in the life of: A fieldworker in Delhi, On Ground From Jantar Mantar: Indian Wrestlers Unite Against Sexual Harassment By Federation, Demand Justice, “Are we Christians? Who are we?” From father to son, an identity crisis, The struggle to stay: Afghans demand dignity in Pakistan and India, Minab School Strike | When Killing Children Is Justified In The Name Of Women's Rights | Explained, Letter from New Delhi: a social divide under extreme heat, Video: “If there’s something left to return to, then we will return when it all ends”, Video: How can nonprofits ensure people’s participation in lawmaking?, Video: What is FCRA?, Fandom and One-sided Parasocial Relationships in Sports, Video: To the beat of their drums | Keeping Adivasi traditions alive, Podcast: Intersectional Feminism—Desi Style!, What BCCI’s Pay Parity In Match Fee actually means?, Video: The Harassment Faced By Women Journalists in Kashmir, Video: Why access to abortion is a basic Human Right?, The Cultural Significance Of Desi Twitter In Fostering Freedom Of Expression, Gender Bias In Sports: Women’s Sports Remain Sidelined By Lack Of Investment And Visibility, Video: Why is women's sports not mainstream in India?, Decoding The Problematics Of FIFA And The World Cup In Qatar, Moments Of Solidarity And Support From The FIFA World Cup 2022, Dutee Chand And The Struggle Of Women Athletes In Sports, Podcast: Sports Beyond Borders, Sportswashing: The Problematic Relationship Between Sports And Human Rights | Feminism In India, Olympic dreams in a pandemic year: How are Summer Olympics-bound athletes dealing with the new normal? | The Financial Express, Surge In Domestic Violence After Euro Cup Final: Organised Sports, Hypermasculinity & Aggression, Video: How Media Should Sensitively Report On Suicide?, How virtual collaborations helping music artistes in times of Covid, Podcast: Advocacy, Passion & Beyond: Voices from the SI Leader Lab, Video: Why is Marital Rape not a crime in India?, Justice done or denied?, Video: Evolution of Women’s Studies in India, Based on a true story: More fiction, less reality in biopics | The Financial Express, ‘Desperately Seeking Shah Rukh’ Author Shrayana Bhattacharya On Little Acts Of Feminist Rebellion, The Superstar & Much More, #ArtMatters: For the love of art in difficult times | The Financial Express, Podcast: Women and Work: Why it Matters!, Fantasy gully: World of fantasy sports experiences major boom amid pandemic | The Financial Express, The game planner: Football manager has to don many hats in quest for silverware  | The Financial Express, UP Elections: Congress Candidate Archana Gautam And The Fight For Women's Sexual Agency In Politics, Video: The history of Tawaifs in India, Virat Kohli & Co. Takes The Knee For BLM, But Silent When It Comes To Their Own Country, Songs of resistance: What role does protest music play?, Convocation live: Universities think out of the box to make graduation ceremonies interesting | The Financial Express, Mental Health In Sports: Simone Biles & Naomi Osaka’s Stand Draw Focus On Athletes’ Struggles, The Shadow Pandemic Behind Bars, The hidden crisis: Beneath the surface of Covid lurks a human rights crisis for women, BCCI Not Paying Its Women Cricketers Their Dues Shows Systemic Discrimination In Indian Cricket, IPL 2021: Did The Game Really Have To Go On Even As India’s Healthcare System Crashed?, Sports icons show spirit and solidarity in times of COVID-19, Black Lives Matter movement, Matches behind closed doors – what does that mean for the fans?, Reading in defiance: Protest libraries will live on as a memorial, A lyrical protest: Long relegated to the shadows, lyricists and songwriters raise the pitch for fair and equal credit, Picking up pieces: People rebuilding their beloved ‘Boi Para’, Kolkata’s iconic book market ravaged by Amphan.