MEERA BAINDUR

Designation:

Associate Professor of Philosophy

Area:

Humanities & Social Sciences

Education:

B.Sc. (Environmental Science, Chemistry, Zoology) St Joseph’s College (Bangalore University,) With additional College Honors credit programs in 1. Communication and Interpersonal Relationship 2. Applied Botany-Bio control of Parthenium Weed PG Masters (Psychology), Faculty of Education, Annamalai University, DDE, Annamalainagar, India. PhD (Philosophy) from Manipal Academy of Higher Education through the National Institute of Advanced Studies, Bangalore

Date of Joining:

2023-12-06

Dr. Meera Baindur has over 20 years of teaching experience and over 15 years of research experience. She has been deeply involved in humanities and social science education in India and is passionate about the environmental issues and philosophy. Her teaching and research interests are interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary. Her work delves into the intersections of environmental ethics, Indian philosophy, and feminist thought. With a distinguished academic background, she has earned recognition for her insightful contributions to the discourse on sustainability, biodiversity, and cultural perspectives on nature and environmental humanities. She is the Co-Coordinator of the Manipal Centre for Design with Environment through Education, Planning and Advocacy (DWEEPA)

Her scholarly pursuits extend beyond academia, as she actively engages with various

international bodies, including the Consortium of Environmental Philosophers. Additionally,

Dr. Baindur is the India Jury delegate and coach for the International Philosophy Olympiad.

Dr. Meera Baindur actively participates in public dialogues on environmental issues,

advocating for ethical approaches to environmental conservation and social justice.

Her research interests include the Environmental humanities (including nature-human

interactions and conceptualizing nature, ethics, and ecocriticism); Indian philosophical and

cultural traditions; Particularly Indian Knowledge systems.  the idea of place and cultural geography; sacred places and landscape.

She recently published a historical fiction under the nom de plume “Mansi” with Speaking Tiger Publications titled “Sharvay: A Novel” that was featured in a discussion panel of women writers at the Bangalore literature festival 2023.

Published Papers:

  1. Baindur, M. (2021). Teaching dissent: Epistemic resources from Indian philosophical systems. Educational Philosophy and Theory. Advance online publication. https://doi.org/10.1080/00131857.2021.1997740(Q1, Scopus; ABDC A)
  2. Baindur, M. (2019). Dialogue as Debate: Interfaith Conversations Based on the Concept of Vāda. The Ecumenical Review, 71, 706–718. https://doi.org/10.1111/erev.12474(Indexed in EBSCO & WoS; Scopus Q3)
  3. Baindur, M., & Tapaswi, H. M. (2019). Bhuta Kola ritual performances: Locating aesthetics in collective memory and shared experience. Asian Theatre Journal, 36(2), Fall. (ABDC B; Scopus Q2)
  4. Baindur, M., & Paul, K. B. (2016). Leopold’s Land Ethic in the Sundarbans: A phenomenological approach. Environmental Ethics, 38(3), 307–325. https://doi.org/10.5840/enviroethics201638327(Q2, Scopus; ABDC B)
  5. Baindur, M., & Paul, K. B. (2015). Mapping the observer in the observation in Anthropocene: A methodological exploration. Humanities Circle, 3(2), 61–79. (Not Scopus or ABDC-indexed)
  6. Baindur, M. (2014). Bangalore Lake Story: Reflections on the spirit of a place. Journal of Cultural Geography, 31(1). https://doi.org/10.1080/08873631.2013.873296(Q1, Scopus)
  7. Baindur, M. (2013). Living in Virtual Lands: Some Reflections on Virtual Geography. Sarai Reader 9: Projections, 117–124. (Not Scopus or ABDC-indexed)
  8. Baindur, M. (2010). Humanising the Earth: Reversing the ‘Reverence to Resource’ in the Indian Context. Man in India, 90(1–2), 567–587. (Scopus‑indexed Q4; )
  9. Baindur, M., & Sarukkai, S. (2010). The Possibility of Conservation: Some Philosophical Questions. Indian Journal of Ecocriticism, 3, 9–21. Also published in German as: Naturschutz – Philosophische Fragen, in Über Lebenskunst. Utopien nach der Krise. Suhrkamp Verlag, 74–94, 2011. (Not Scopus or ABDC-indexed)
  10. Baindur, M., & Durgalakshmi, V. (2011). Bhakti in Upanishads: A detailed perspective on Śvetāśvatara Upaniṣad. Reconsideration: Classical Indian Thoughts, 43–56. (Not Scopus or ABDC-indexed)
  11. Baindur, M. (2009). Earthed experiences of Nature: Place and Nature in Indian Vedic and Purānic thought. Environmental Philosophy, 6(2), 43–58. (EBSCO; ABDC C)
  12. Baindur, M. (2018). [Book Review] Roots of Wisdom, Branches of Devotion: Plant Life in the South Asian Traditions. The Journal of the Oriental Society of Australia, 49, 325–330.
  13. Baindur, M. (2016). [Book Review] Public Intellectual in India by Romila Thapar. Humanities Circle, 4(1). (Not Scopus or ABDC-indexed)

 

Book chapters (International publications) 

  1. Baindur, M. (2024). Humanizing the feminine Earth: An ecofeminist perspective on the corporeal nature. In Bilimoria, P., & Rayner, A. (Eds.), The Routledge Companion to Indian Ethics: Women, Justice, Bioethics and Ecology. Routledge India. [Scopus-indexed chapter]
  2. Baindur, M. (2023). Let all beings be happy: Dignity and prāṇa, the vital force in Indian thought. In Challenger, M. (Ed.), Animal Dignity: Philosophical Reflections on Non-Human Existence. Bloomsbury Publishing.
  3. Baindur, M. (2023). Work, women, and landscape in the Himalayas. In Bhattacharya, R., & Sharma, G. A. (Eds.), Capital and Ecology: Developmentalism, Subjectivity and the Alternative Life‑Worlds. Routledge India. [Scopus-indexed chapter]
  4. Baindur, M. (2022). Relating to nature: Rendering nature visible through rituals in South Asia. In Sherma, R. D., & Bilimoria, P. (Eds.), Religion and Sustainability: Interreligious Resources, Interdisciplinary Responses (Sustainable Development Goals Series). Springer. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-79301-2_17. [Scopus Indexed Book chapter]
  5. Baindur, M. (2021). Negotiating engendered embodiment in social and spiritual liberation. In Rajkumar, P. J. R. (Ed.), Faith(s) Seeking Justice: Dialogue and Liberation. WCC Publications.
  6. Baindur, M. (2020). Philosophical education in traditional and Buddhist schools of thought in South Asia. In Sarangapani, P. M., & Pappu, R. (Eds.), Handbook of Education Systems in South Asia. Springer. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-13-3309-5_8-1. [Scopus Indexed Book chapter]
  7. Baindur, M. (2019). Accommodation, location, and context: Conceptualization of place in Indian traditions of thought. In Hershock, P. D., & Ames, R. T. (Eds.), Philosophies of Place: An Intercultural Conversation (pp. 127–144). University of Hawai'i Press.
  8. Baindur, M. (2017). Devtha-s, dharthi, and the devbhūmi: Practices of landscape pilgrimage in the Himalayas. In Ecocultural Ethics: Critical Essays. Lexington Press.
  9. Baindur, M. (2016). In-between places: The natural zoo as a cultural place. In Wulf, C. (Ed.), Exploring Alterity in a Globalized World. Routledge India. [Scopus-indexed chapter]
  10. Baindur, M. (2015). Nature, body and woman: An Indian perspective on value dualisms. In Sarukkai, S., McOuat, G., & Kanjirakkat, J. (Eds.), Science and Narratives of Nature. Routledge India. [Scopus-indexed chapter]
  11. Baindur, M. (2015). A place in space: The practical implications of marking emptiness. In Commercial Space Exploration: Ethics, Policy and Governance. Ashgate.
  12. Baindur, M. (2015). Displacing the domestic: The elsewhere of transcendence. In Beaman, L. G., & Sikka, S. (Eds.), Constructions of Self and Other in Yoga, Travel and Tourism: A Journey to Elsewhere. Palgrave Macmillan.
  13. Baindur, M. (n.d.). Yoga and phenomenology. In de Warren, N., & Toadvine, T. (Eds.), Encyclopedia of Phenomenology. Springer. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-47253-5_424-1.

 

UGC MOOC  Online Modules

  1. Baindur, M. (2016). Nature of reality in Indian intellectual thought. Metaphysics 1 (Module 12). UGC e‎epgpathshala Philosophy: India. (Online)
  2. Baindur, M. (2016). Padārtha. Metaphysics 1 (Module 13). UGC e‎epgpathshala Philosophy: India. (Online)

 

Conference Proceeding

  1. Baindur, M. (2020). Science, Nature and the Ethical Pursuit of Happiness. In XLIII Indian Social Science Congress Proceedings (Jan 17–21, 2020). Bengaluru Central University, Philosophy Research Committee. (National)

 

Magazine Articles

  1. Baindur, M. (2018). Until Tales Become Maps. The Alpinist Magazine, Autumn Issue No. 63.
  2. Baindur, M. (2016). Meru. The Alpinist Magazine, Summer Issue No. 54, p. 53.

 

Books

  1. Baindur, M. (2015). Nature in Indian Philosophy and Cultural Traditions. Springer. [Nonfiction, International Book edition] (All chapters are individually Scopus Indexed)
  2. Mansi [Baindur, M.]. (2023, July). Sharvay: A Novel. Speaking Tiger Publications. [Historical Fiction]

Yet to be updated

  1. Indian Philosophy and Indian Knowledge Systems
  2. Environmental Humanities, Philosophy of conservation
  3. General Philosophy, Ethics and Philosophy of Science
  4. Social Sciences and culture, place studies
  1. Themes in Environmental Humanities: such as conceptualization of nature in Indian thought, ecological and environmental ethics,
  2. religion and environment, sustainability,
  3. Cultural geography and place studies, environmental ethics, and sustainability issues
  4. Eco-phenomenology,
  5. Philosophy: research on Indian Knowledge Systems Indian Philosophy, and decoloniality, lived concepts of Indian philosophy,
  6. textual and oral traditions,
  7. Art and aesthetics,
  8. Ecofeminism and gender issues.
  9. Applied areas of philosophy such as philosophy of education, philosophy of art and film, and philosophy of language

Honorary Positions and memberships

 

Conferences and Workshops

  • “Beings of the Earth: Nature as Experience in Indian Philosophy” Keynote address at the international conference titled “Morethan Human: Non-Western Philosophies and the Environment on 14thand 15thMay, 2024 in Antwerp, Belgium, organized by COMPOST collective (Currently NEE), Faculty of Philosophy, Antwerp University
  • “Alternative view of labour as sacred from the teachings of Sharana-s in Indian Philosophy: Dignity and social finance” presented at the New International Financial Economic Architecture (NIFEA) consultation on labour, 21-23 August 2023, Kuala Lumpur
  • “Directors as Stars and Star-makers: A Case Study of K. Balachander from Tamil Cinema” paper presented at the conference” Filmi Chakkar: Stardom” by IIMC, Dhenakanal, 14-16 January 2023
  • “Pedagogic anxieties around The New Education Policy” Conference presentation during two-day national webinar on National Education Policy (NEP), jointly organised by Shillong Commerce College and RV University on 8-9thNovember 2022
  • “Nature as matter of beings and the politics of matter in Indian traditions and thought” Keynote lecture (Online) at SIP-Conference: The Political Dimension of Nature: An Intercultural Critique, June 4-6, 2021 organised by Society for Intercultural Philosophy at Tuebingen University, Germany [online]
  • Speaker and panel member at Faith and Food dialogues, track 5 in conjunction with the UN Food Summit entitled Farm and Food Workers. May 27th, 2021. [online]
  • “Ecological Consciousness and Ethical Action: Perspectives from Indian Philosophy” Keynote address during Mélange 2020: National Seminar on Environment, Literature, Ecology, and Culture, Exploring Ecological and Cultural Consciousness: A Vision of Equitability, 27 February 2020 [ National]
  • “Relating to the Environment: Conceptual interventions in Anthropocene from Indian traditions of thought,” paper presentation at a meeting on Dialogue and Liberation, Nairobi, Kenya 22, 23, 24, November 2019. (International, in Kenya)
  • “Gender, Body and liberation in Hindu traditions,” Paper presented during (International Consultation on Interreligious Dialogue and Liberation Theology, Siam Reap, Cambodia August 21-31, 2018. (International, in Cambodia)
  • “Gendered Ethics of the Body: Voices and Silences in the Therigatha” presentation at international meeting of the APA Pacific Division in special session arranged by the APA Committee on the Status of Asian and Asian American Philosophers and Philosophies, Seattle, USA, April 12-16, 2017. (International, in USA)
  • “Understanding Body and sexuality in pre-modern Traditions: The Woman, Man, and Progeny” presentation during the national conference on ‘Women in Indian Knowledge Tradition: Philosophy, Spirituality, Nature and Cultureat Kamala Nehru College, University of Delhi, February 8-10, 2017. (National)
  • Presentation during international conference: The Culture of Food: Literature & Society, held at MES College, Goa, February 25–27, 2016. [INTERNATIONAL]
  • “Accommodation, Location, and Context: Conceptualization of Place in Indian Traditions of Thought,” presentation during the Eleventh East-West Philosopher’s Conference (International) held at East West Philosophy Centre, Hawaii, USA from May 24–31, 2016. [INTERNATIONAL]
  • “Soil, Concrete, and Grass: Surface Ecologies of Urban Landscapes,” presentation during a national workshop on Bangalore’s ‘Great Transformation' held at National Institute of Advanced Studies, from June 24–25, 2016.
  • “From Stamp Paper to Brass Bells: Procedures of Petition and Justice in Goludev’s Territory,” presentation during international conference on Non-State Legal Practices in India, Manipal University December 5-7, 2015. [INTERNATIONAL]
  • Locally Living in a Global World, Virtually,” presentation during the International Summer School on Scientific Objects and Digital Cosmopolitanism held at MCPH from July 20 to 24, 2015. [INTERNATIONAL]
  • “Women’s Status through the Ages- Tradition and Modern Ethos” Plenary Lecture delivered during Women as Change makers for a Vibrant Society, national conference organised by department of Social Work, Mangalore University, April 28–29, 2015.
  • “Gendered Ethics: Voices and Silences in Buddhist Texts,” presentation during International Seminar on Contemporary Buddhism: Debates and Applications, organised by Buddhist Studies New Initiatives, Department of Philosophy, University of Mumbai, March 19– 21, 2015. [INTERNATIONAL]
  • “Displacement of Domesticity: Elsewheres of Seeking Transcendence,” Presentation during the international workshop “A Journey to Elsewhere," organised by Dr. Lori G. Beaman and Dr. Sonia Sikka under the Religion and Diversity Project, University of Ottawa, March 4- 5, 2015. [INTERNATIONAL]
  • Public Lecture on “Nature in Indian Thought: Sacred Narratives and Place” as a part of the International Lectures Series titled: Critical Thinkers in Religion, Law and Social Theoryat the University of Ottawa, Canada, March 3, 2015. [INTERNATIONAL]
  • “Geography and Place in Jaina Dharma: A Discussion on Jambūdvīpasaṃgrahaṇi,” presentation during the National Workshop on Jaina Dharma in, Manipal Centre for Philosophy and Humanities, Manipal University, February 2–3, 2015.
  • “Devtha-s, dharthi, and the devbhumi: Practices of Ecological Selves in the Himalayas” presentation during international conference, Towards Ecocultural Ethics: Recent Trends and Future Directions organised by the Department of Humanities and Social Sciences, Birla Institute of Technology and Science Pilani, Goa, October 9–11, 2014. [INTERNATIONAL]
  • “The Juridical gods of the Himalayan region: A Case Study of Goludevatha” and “Sacred Nature and Divinities: Nature and Religion in contemporary times” lecture presentations during International Summer School on “Transformations of Religion and Culture in India: Views from the Periphery " held in Groningen Netherlands, August 17-24, 2014. [INTERNATIONAL]
  • “The Curious Case of Conservation: Biology, Management or a Practical Science?” during the national workshop on Science and Religion, , Manipal Centre for Philosophy and Humanities, Manipal University Karnataka, November 9 –10, 2013.
  • “Mathematics in Ancient India” Presentation for National Workshop on Mathematics and Culture, Ninasam, Heggodu, March 2013.
  • Discussant in International meeting on Collaborative Anthropology, supported by Princeton University, USA, co-organized by Manipal Centre for Philosophy and Humanities (MCPH) at Manipal, October 28-31, 2012. [INTERNATIONAL]
  • “Nature, Body and Woman: An Indian Perspective on Value Dualisms,” during the International Workshop on Sciences and Narratives of Nature: East and West, (co-organized by Manipal Centre for Philosophy and Humanities and Situating Science Strategic Knowledge Cluster of Canada) December 12-14, 2011. [INTERNATIONAL]
  • “Earthed-experiences of Nature: Place and Nature in Indian Vedic and Purānic thought,” paper presentation for Thinking through Nature: Philosophy for an Endangered World, international conference organised by the International Association of Environmental Philosophers (IAEP) Eugene, Oregon, June 19-22, 2008. [INTERNATIONAL]

 

Outreach teaching and training workshops conducted (sample list)

  • “From research to theory” a session during FDP was delivered on 16-03-2021, by Dr Meera Baindur as a part of the FDP on Media Research: Exploring Approaches and Opportunities organised by Research Cell, Nitte Institute of Communication Paneer, Derelakatte, Mangalore Karnataka
  • “Traditional knowledge Systems in India: Inclusions, exclusions and transmission of lived concepts.” Resource lecture in Two weeks- UGC Refresher Course (Online Mode) from Feb 9-22, 2021, on the theme: “Thinking through India: Debating the Legacy of Intellectual Traditions of India and Contemporary Challenges” organised by Human Resource Development Centre, Panjab University, Chandigarh.
  • “Research: from information to conceptualisation” Resource lecture in faculty development programme on " Qualitative research methodology “ held on March 15 and 16th, 2021 organised by, Nitte Institute of Communication, Nitte ( Deemed to be University) Derelakatte, (Mangalore), India
  • “Engagement with Indian Philosophical Traditions by Health, Ethics, and Law” Three Sessions of training and teaching during the national workshop cum round table meeting organised by Institute of Training, Research and Advocacy of Forum for Medical Ethics Society on June 7, 2019.
  • “Philosophy of Biology” module on Lecture series on Philosophy of Science for Students of Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore (co-taught with Dr Sundar Sarukkai and Varun Bhatta), April 2019.
  • Lectures during the YATRA, “Introduction to Hinduism” and “Interfaith within faiths in Hinduisms”, International program organised by World council of Churches, Tao Fang Shan Christian Centre, Hong Kong, July11-13, 2018.
  • “Creating a Research Question” and “Writing,” teaching sessions during Indian Institue for Human Settlements Annual PhD workshop, Bangalore, 8-10 January 2018.
  • " Women in premodern traditions, exploring the origins of Patriarchy” and Moksha and the body of women in Therigatha" Lecture Sessions during Refresher course in Women's studies, UGC Staff College, Thiruvananthapuram  Kerala, December 12, 2016.
  • Lecture during workshop series on Sexuality and Reproductive Health, Christ University, Bangalore, Women, bodies and Homosexualities, 27th December 2015
  • Lectures during the YATRA, International program organised by World council of Churches, Metta Karuna reflection Centre, Siam Reap, Cambodia, (The Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies) on the theme Religion and Violence. Topics: “Hinduism and the dharma of war,” “Jainism and Ahimsa” “Stories in stone: an overview of Angkor Wat” June 7-17, 2015.
  • Sessions on “Nature of Reality” and “Text and context” National Summer School on Indian Philosophy, Manipal Centre for Philosophy and Humanities, July 13–17, 2015.
  • Sessions on “Education in Ancient India,” “Perception,” during Summer School on Indian Philosophy and Education, Bangalore, , co-organized by Manipal Centre for Philosophy and Humanities and Azim Premji University, Bangalore May 5–May 9, 2014.
  • “Women and Leisure,” “Somatophobia: Women's Bodies" Lecture Sessions during Refresher course in Women's studies, UGC Staff College, Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, October 3, 2015
  • Sessions for Sixth Summer School on Philosophy for the social sciences and humanities: Banality of Evil , Manipal Centre for Philosophy & Humanities, Manipal University, July 4-16, 2011.
  • “Sacred Landscape” consultation presentation during Kailash Mansarovar Sacred Landscape Conservation Initiative Workshop, Almora, Uttarakand, (Himalayas7th November 2011.

Forth coming

  1.  Bilimoria, P and Baindur, M ( 2025) “Ricoeurian Hermeneutics and Indian Thought:

Analysing Evil in Cross-Cultural Philosophy” in Sophia: International Journal of Philosophy and

Traditions. The paper will be published on Springer’s online first shortly, and will appear in

print on September 15, 2025. (SCOPUS Q1)

  1. Chapter (2025) in “The Conceptualization of Harmony in Indian Aesthetic Thought: The Śanta Rasa” in Considering, Questioning and Reimagining Harmony Multicultural, Multihistorical and Multidisciplinary Reflections, Edited by Karyn Lai, Rick Benitez and Chenyang Li, Bloomsbury Academic)

https://www.bloomsbury.com/us/considering-questioning-and-reimagining-harmony-9781350453210/

  1. Chapter in Routledge handbook of Ecophenemenology

December 6, 2023, Onwards, Associate Professor, T A Pai Management Institute, Bengaluru, Manipal Academy of Higher Education, Manipal, India

Additional responsibilities:

Chair, International Collabarations

Co-Coordinator MAHE Research Centre, DWEEPA

2022 April- Dec 1, 2023: Associate Professor and Program Head, India Studies School of Liberal Arts and Sciences, RV University, Bangalore.

  • Director, Centre for Languages and Translation
  • Member International Collaboration committee
  • Curriculum review committee

2020 September – 2022 April: Associate Professor, Philosophy, Department of Arts, School of Humanities and Social Sciences, Manipal University Jaipur, Jaipur

January 9- March 30, 2020, Consultant, content creator and subject expert, Online course module design and implementation for the course “Interreligious Cooperation for Peace” for GlobalEthics.net, Geneva, Switzerland as subject expert and consultant. (6 modules)

May 2018 – August/ September 2020 (Part time position during academic sabbatical) Guest faculty and Coordinator (Honorary), Dept of Philosophy, Bengaluru Central University

2018 September – May 2018 Associate Professor, Faculty and Coordinator Dept. of Philosophy

Bengaluru Central University.

2016, August – 2018 August: Associate Professor, Manipal Centre for Philosophy and Humanities, MAHE, (Manipal University) Manipal, Karnataka.

Coordinator, Centre for Women’s Studies, Manipal University, 2016-2018 organised two conferences two public art events and many lectures as a part of the Centre’s activities.

2011 August – 2016 August: Assistant Professor, Manipal Centre for Philosophy and Humanities, MAHE, (Manipal University) Manipal, Karnataka.

2010 -2011: Fellow, Manipal Centre for Philosophy and Humanities MAHE, (Manipal University) Manipal, Karnataka.

1999-2005: Faculty (yoga and cultural studies) and educational consultant, South Asian Centre, Friends World Program of Long Island University, New York (India Centre, Global College).

Other Projects and academic engagements:

  1. March 2020 onwards, Honorary Consultant and resource person Global ethics.net, Geneva Switzerland (A global platform for ETHICS: Empowerment, Transformation, Holistic, Integrity, Competence, Sustainability).
  2. Ref: https://www.globethics.net/-/the-global-pool-of-experts-receives-new-members
  3. Sections Editor for online encyclopedia: Environmental Philosophy & Religious Philosophy, as a part of Philosophy in Action Project, National Institute of Advanced Studies under Dr Sundar Sarukkai.
  4. Editorial Paper Review Board, Sophia Journal, Springer.
  5. Nodal Officer (quality) and Internal Auditor, Manipal University, 2016-2018.
  6. Counselling Consultant and Human Resources Trainer and coach for college students, Ethnus group, 2008-2011.
  7. Sarai Urban Studies Fellowship to work on the Hebbal Lake, with Sowjanya R Peddi and Sreeja S, 2007-2008.
  8. DAAD scholarship, Participated in the student exchange program with Freie University, Berlin, Germany October–December 2009.
  Supervised
1 Kalpita Bhar Paul MAHE Completed
2 Tapaswi HM MAHE Completed
  Co supervised
1a Aivinor S. Ams MAHE Completed
2a Srajana Kaikini MAHE Completed
3a Deepta Sateesh MAHE Completed
4a Purobi Sen MUJ, 2021 Aug Completed
Currently
 3.   Kalpana  R   MAHE/ TAPMI 2025  Ongoing

 
2b Trivikram (Co supervisor) MAHE 2021 Ongoing
4b Kishore Govind, co Supervisor RVU, 2023 Ongoing

Yet to be updated

  1. Article on Sarai Fellowship work:

https://citizenmatters.in/56-environment-lakes-hebbal-lake-whose-space-new-study-on-city-development/

  1. Audio podcast

https://soundcloud.com/networking-with-plants/episode-6-kate-brelje-interviews-meera-baindur

  1. Opinion and interviews:

https://www.deccanherald.com/india/karnataka/bengaluru/rage-rejection-repression-what-drives-crimes-of-passion-in-bengaluru-3586588

https://newskarnataka.com/karnataka/bengaluru/why-bengaluru-still-breathes-through-its-lakes-a-love-story-rooted-in-history/26062025

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