The Long Version
Writer first. Then come the many adjacent identities demanded by modern digital publishing: editor, reporter, journalist, fact-checker, newsletter person, occasional LinkedIn user—you get the gist.
I’m currently the Senior Editor at BCBusiness, a legacy publication covering business and entrepreneurship in British Columbia. Here, I help shape stories across print, digital, newsletters and social, while also working on flagship programs including Women of the Year and 30 Under 30.
I’ve spent more than eight years working in digital publishing across Canada, the U.S. and India. My writing and reporting have appeared in The New York Times, Vox, The Globe and Mail, IndieWire, Hyperallergic, The Walrus, The Logic, Chatelaine, The Georgia Straight, Vogue India, The Swaddle, Harper’s Bazaar India, Vice India, Architectural Digest India and elsewhere.
In 2023, I graduated from Columbia University’s Graduate School of Journalism, where I received an M.A. in Arts and Culture journalism and produced my capstone on the impact of artificial intelligence on India’s arranged-marriage industry. While at Columbia, I received the 2023 Nona Balakian Award for literary journalism and the 2023 Journalism Editorial Award for opinion writing.
Before that, I was a digital editor at Vogue India ,The Balance and Investopedia. Even further back—before deadlines, CMSes and an unreasonable number of browser tabs took over—I studied Media, Culture and Communication at New York University’s Gallatin School of Individualized Study.
More than my education or work experience, what brings me back to my desk each morning is an innate, inevitable love for new stories, arranging sentences on paper, and making meaning of my many musings and observations about the world around me. I hope you enjoy reading my pieces as much as I have enjoyed writing them.