Madhurita Goswami

Madhurita is a Senior Assistant Editor with The Indian Express. She is interested in climate change and science, impacts of war on civilians and environment, as well as fantasy and alternate history fiction. Madhurita can be reached at madhurita.goswami@expressindia.com

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From phuchkas to a bulldozer: The dismantling of Kolkata’s hawker cultureSubscriber Only

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