Sonal Nain

Sonal Nain has been a member of Linktree for 4 years and joined in June 2022. The social media accounts linked to from Sonal Nain are: • Instagram • Email • X Besides social media accounts, sonalnain has populated their site with: • Inside India’s ‘Cockroach’ protest movement • Inside the Visual Strategy That Won NYC For Zohran Mamdani • Meet the Londoners who swiped right for ‘friend dating’ • The day AI got my clients • The Breakup No One Talks About: The Loss of a Female Friendship • Behind the lens of Sarah Ainslie: making women’s work visible • Food writer Debora Robertson: ‘I left my life in Stoke Newington for a French dream’ • The café that serves the needs of the disabled as well as a great cup of coffee • How life’s challenges change as you age • The Good Life: This Viral Pharmacist Says Sunscreen Isn't Enough This Summe • The Rise (and Confusion) of Internet Acronyms • Bringing laughter to the yoga mat • Four years in: Ukraine’s volunteers on the front lines • ‘Too early to celebrate or glorify’: Venezuelans react to Maduro’s capture • How a generation of Ukrainian children has been shaped by war • Gen Z Seeks A Larger Role in Nepal's Politics • Inside Thailand's $2 billion scam industry now targeting Americans • How Trump's USAID cuts are impacting Ukraine's civilians • Inside the rescue efforts in Bangkok's building collapse • The Surprising Impact of Trump's Tariffs On American Farmers • Untold Stories: How Ukraine's grieving women are finding hope • Marriage Equality: Why Are Indian Immigrants Fighting For It? • Religious Strife Spreads to the Capital, Much Ado About Hijab • “Women in Survival Mode”: Peeling Back the Layers of Abortion • The Gendered Dimensions of the Ukraine-Russia War • Pride Month: How Safe & Inclusive Is Housing for LGBTQ Couples? • What’s going on with Oxford Street’s massive new Ikea store? • This swanky London pasta chain is selling dishes for just £5 on World Pasta Day • Gourmet doughnut shop Longboys is opening two new London outlets • First look: inside Kurt Geiger’s massive, dazzling new flagship store on Oxford Street • This London neighbourhood is the first in the UK with a £100,000 average income • Travelodge wants to build 100 new hotels in London • North London now has four dazzling new cycle routes • Here’s how TfL has partnered with Google Maps to make London safer for cyclists • Anne-Marie has announced a free, intimate London show ahead of her global arena tour • Employers and political parties should face duty of care rule for domestic abuse survivors, claims MP • Londoners speak out: ‘We need Hunt to give us more support’ • New Sri Lankan PM: “Have to Address Population Needs” • Salman Rushdie's Attack in Context: Words, Writers & Weapons • Reassessing English Proficiency Tests in Modern Day • Indian Football In A Fix: Here's Why • Legal Age of Marriage for Women. Imposition or Improvisation? • Destigmatizing Periods in the Blood(y) Times • Restored lanterns light the way to Columbia Road flower market • Council reinstates grants worth £1.1m to boost education for young people • Council to recruit more officers to keep anti-social behaviour cases low • GPs to prescribe fruit and veg to patients in Tower Hamlets pilot scheme • Victoria Park wins ‘People’s Choice’ award for the ninth year running • Bhavana Breaks Silence: "I am Not a Victim Anymore" - Mojo Story • Camilla visits Bow nursery to re-home Paddington Bears left in memory of the late Queen • “Hijab Girls on Trial,” says Former SC Judge • "Give Me a Few More Viral Tweets Before You Marry Me," a Startup Founder Tries to Hire a Matrimonial Match - Mojo Story • Weaving together the animators of 'Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse' • Making the right props for 'The Play That Goes Wrong' • The art of being an extra • Designing a Bollywood extravaganza