Engineer, lawyer, socialist, analyst

I approach political questions through engineering, law, socialist analysis, and the close reading of how power operates in India and beyond.

My training in engineering taught me to trace systems, find failure points, and test claims against evidence. Legal study sharpened the habit of reading institutions closely: what they promise, what they do, and who they answer to. I am also a former founder of several media platforms. That work taught me how public information is produced, distributed, and shaped, and it informs how I now write about politics and activism.

Socialist analysis grounds my writing in working people and the structures that shape their lives. I write mostly about India, while following the global connections that bear on it.

I write to examine who holds power, who bears its costs, and what people do together to hold it to account.