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Akshay Ramuhalli

Sanskriti Talwar

Sanskriti Talwar

30 Jun 2026 • 1 min read

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‘I now send money home’

Trained in their hometown at a government-run skill development programme for rural youth, Kamalpreet Kaur and Priyanka left their homes in Punjab and travelled to the outskirts of Delhi to work in e-commerce warehouses. It was the first time either had left home for a salaried job. What followed was an adjustment not just to work, but to an entirely new world. This is their story.

Sneha Sengupta

Sneha Sengupta

01 May 2026 • 1 min read

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Fire in the Belly: Poetry as Political Memory

From the streets of post-independence India to the margins of industrial cities, this episode traces how the working class has resisted the shackles of power through poetry and song.

Namrata Raju

Namrata Raju

26 Feb 2026 • 1 min read

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From coal to crossroads: The just transition question

Dr. Sandeep Pai, Senior Lead, International Energy Transitions, at Duke university discusses with labour and public policy researcher Namrata Raju what transitioning away from coal looks like for India's vast informal workforce

Anuja

Anuja

28 Jan 2026 • 1 min read

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Ten minutes later: Rethinking quick deliveries in India

The labour ministry recently directed quick commerce companies to stop promoting themselves as a ten minute service. But what does the 10-minute delivery model look like, and is this directive enough to make delivery partners safe?

Namrata Raju

Namrata Raju

13 Aug 2025 • 1 min read

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Bridging the Gulf

The continued suffering of migrants owing to extractive work practices and discriminatory legal and policy regimes in the Gulf explains why it is essential to collect more data on international migration?

Amoolya Rajappa

Amoolya Rajappa

30 Jul 2025 • 1 min read

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‘This story was a bite away’

The culinary traditions and practices of migrants carry more than just flavour—they hold stories of survival, longing, memory, and identity. On this podcast, reporters reflect on tracing food memories, tasting the dishes they write about.

Roli Srivastava

Roli Srivastava

18 Jul 2025 • 1 min read

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Reader connect: From rising heat to the reality of superfast food deliveries

Founders Roli and Anuradha take up reader questions on the challenges of planning a heat series and the solutions that emerged

Sanskriti Talwar

Sanskriti Talwar

08 Jul 2025 • 1 min read

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Moving act

In a time of shortened attention spans, five years after the pandemic, a play Hunkaro and its makers want you to listen to the stories of migration.

Roli Srivastava

Roli Srivastava

30 Apr 2025 • 1 min read

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Shadows of the sun

How equipped are rural communities to understand if the deals being offered to them by clean energy project developers are good or exploitative?

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