@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