WhatsApp and Surveillance: Grassroots authoritarianism and neighbourhood politics
London International Development Centre
25 March 2021
No room for dissent: WhatsApp’s ‘digital living room’, kinship and lived democracy in India
UCL Science and Technology Studies Seminar Series
17 March 2021
The affective work of social media: Modi, nationalism and neo-Hindutva
The Anthropology and Geography: Dialogues Past, Present and Future Conference
14-18 September 2021 (led by Ekta Oza)
Negotiating Patriarchy in Digital Spaces: The Gendered Politics of WhatsApp Groups in India
The Anthropology and Geography: Dialogues Past, Present and Future Conference
14-18 September 2021 (led by Fatma Matin Khan)
The WhatsApp group and digital-analogue politics in urban north India
Morgenstierne Seminar, Department of Culture Studies and Oriental Language, University of Oslo, Norway
4 September 2019
The WhatsApp group, digital-analogue politics and the city in India,
Plenary for Cities, Infrastructure and the ‘digital turn’ in the Postcolony’ hosted at King’s College London
27-28 June 2019
The WhatsApp group, ‘digital living rooms’ and everyday political life in urban India
Workshop on Digital politics and the politics of the digital, Queen Mary University of London, UK
21 June 2019
Digital technology and democracy
Invited public talk for Brave new digital worlds: the influence of technology on democracy. Tata Consultancy Services Spark Salon in partnership with Nesta
London. 11 June 2019
Political Parties, Digital Media, and Mediating Urban Life in India
Workshop on Mediated Campaigns and Unmediated Politics in Millennial India, Centre de Sciences Humaines, New Delhi
28 April 2019
Party politics, digital mediations and the analogue city
Workshop on Political Parties and Democracy in the City’ Queen Mary University of London, UK
29 March 2019
The Role of WhatsApp in Indian Democracy
Conference on Social Media and Indian Democracy, National Law University, Delhi
25 March 2019