Rambling in the city
Mukta NaikPicking up from a blog I wrote for several years, on this Substack, I present my musings about how cities are experienced and reshaped by people, capital, technology and ideas.
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Mukta is a Gurgaon-based researcher who investigates urban informality, housing and migration. She makes meaning of her multi-faceted life through her writing practice, which she holds dear to her heart.
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