@sohels

sohels has been a member of Linktree for 5 years and joined in September 2020. The social media accounts linked to from sohels are: • Instagram • LinkedIn • Email • X Besides social media accounts, sohels has populated their site with: • Songs of Survival: The Cultural Memory that Kept Millets Alive - The Locavore • Opiate Imperialism: The U.S. Drug Industry, Past and Present • Protean Magazine • Respectable Lives and Transgressive Tastes • The community beating drought with tree-based farming • In India, Women’s Seed Conservation Practices Are Making Them Climate Resilient • Can Permaculture Offer Hope in a Climate-insecure World? - The Locavore • In India, Black Baza Champions Sustainability and Smallholder Farmers • Preserved Fish Is Both Everywhere and Nowhere — GOYA • In Tamil Nadu, Women Sustain the Revival the Millet — GOYA • Banana Peels and Fiddlehead Ferns • An Emerging Rice Renaissance in India • The False Promise of Lab-Grown Meat • Revolution on the Airwaves: An Account of India’s Tumultuous Radio History — The Chakkar • Interrogating the 'Crisis' of Migration: A Review of Harsha Walia’s Border & Rule • Protean Magazine • Colonial continuities of the ‘good coloniser’ - Himal Southasian • The Art, Craft and (Gendered) Labour of Achaar • Rajma Chawal Is More Than (Everyone’s) Comfort Food — Whetstone Magazine • Mushrooming No More? The Story of India’s Wild Edible Fungi • Break taboos now: Insect-eating is already here • War, God & Gandhi: The Unlikely Rise of Soy Nuggets in India • The True Cost Of Posto • How Workers Kept Alive India’s Oldest Surviving Coffee Chain • Kishwar Chowdhury's Panta Bhat is a Hat-Tip to Culinary History • Date Palm Jaggery Is My Taste Of Home. It’s Also Disappearing - Chatelaine • Queer Pleasures of the South Asian Kitchen • Reading Beyond the Tea Leaves • 🖊 Two tales of two pickles • The hidden health costs of climate change along India’s coasts. • Bordered by Violence • Centring the Colonised: A Review of Priyamvada Gopal's 'Insurgent Empire' • The Women of Medicine: A Timely Archive of India’s Pathbreaking ‘Lady Doctors’ — The Chakkar • Maaza Mengiste’s ‘The Shadow King’ Restores The ‘Her’stories of War • Hike To See the Living Root Bridges of Northeast India • The Chair Depicts, But Refuses to Dissect, Institutional Racism in Academic Spaces • A Parasocial Love Story: Where the Intimate and the Performative Collide - WYV Archive • Other Words and Inner Worlds • The Infinite Possibilities of Queer Friendships • The Rise of Lesbian Period Dramas (and the Shrinking Space for Other Queer Stories) • “The Crown” Dresses Up Brutal Colonialism as Royal Amnesia • Digital New Deal: Visions of Justice in a Post-Covid World • The (Im)Possibility of Truth-Telling and a Tenuous Hope in Megha Majumdar’s ‘A Burning’ • Netflix’s Betty Broderick Story, Gaslighting, and “Angry Women” • Book Review: What's the Use? On the Uses of Use by Sara Ahmed • The ‘Unlikeable’ Millennial Woman In Fleabag And Who Gets To Be Her • Review of Unruly Visions: The Aesthetic Practices of Queer Diaspora by Gayatri Gopinath • Bernardine Evaristo’s Brilliant Take On ‘Difference’ In ‘Girl, Woman, Other’ • Precarity in Times of Pandemic • Reclaiming Being Single Against Emma Watson’s Self Partnered • How Not To Talk About ‘Women’s Safety’ In Public Spaces • Fishing For The Hidden Feminist Agency In Kumbalangi Nights