Delhi replaced anonymous Pink Tickets with identity-linked Saheli Cards for women’s free bus travel. What does that trade-off look like?

I led the design and analysis of the first national survey measuring how young Indians engage with civic and political life.

Findings from a survey of over 500 women on how free bus travel in Delhi has changed their access to work, education, and daily independence.

A presentation on what Delhi’s free bus scheme tells us about the possibilities and limits of gender-just public transport.

What Delhi’s free bus travel scheme has meant for women’s mobility, independence, and daily life.

An investigation into Delhi’s free bus travel scheme for women and what it reveals about gender and public transport.

PhD thesis. How structural inequality shapes everyday mobility in cities, using the Capability Approach and critical theory.

A national assessment of road safety in India, covering crash data, infrastructure, and policy gaps.

What do women in Mumbai think about free bus travel? A study of perspectives, needs, and barriers.

How do platforms balance user consent with the drive to customise experiences? A look at the tensions in digital design.