Sunalini Mathew

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Sunalini Mathew tracks belief- and behaviour-change in Indian society. She has also written on lifestyle health and its determinants. With a personal and professional interest in mental health, she has commissioned and written various stories on it. She edits long-form narrative news features under The Hindu’s Ground Zero and Spotlight slugs.

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‘It is our constant deference to uncle-hood in our private spaces that has led to the current political state’

Indian Uncles Inc.

Sunalini Mathew

“When a reporter is trying to figure out a way of getting through crumbling roads to cover a landslide that has killed many, they cannot check on what every other news organisation is reporting. This is often the job of the editor”. File

The second-hand grief of an editor

Sunalini Mathew

Independence Day 2024 | India’s ‘mosaic’ children

Sunalini Mathew

Young women must know the wider issues impacting their day-to-day lives: Brinda Karat

Sunalini Mathew

‘Ozempic seemed to change more than the patients’ bodies,’ says Johann Hari, author of Magic Pill

Sunalini Mathew

Final resting place: The graveyard of the Ansari family in Yusufpur Mohammadabad town of Ghazipur district, Uttar Pradesh, where Mukhtar Ansari was buried on March 30.

The death of Mukhtar Ansari | When the guns fall silent, the voices remain

Ishita Mishra,Sunalini Mathew

A scene from the queer pride parade in New Delhi on November 26, 2023.

We can never be woke enough

Sunalini Mathew

The ‘high’ of dopamine means the body wants that feeling again and again. Like a bottomless glass of cola that keeps getting refilled.

Dopamine on the brain

Sunalini Mathew

How long-term stress impacts the intestine

Sunalini Mathew

Image for representational purpose only. File

What is virtual autism?

Sunalini Mathew

Those who opt to freeze their eggs are urban India’s ‘independent, assertive women in their mid-to late-30s’, though earlier they came in their 40s too.

Why more Indian women in their 30s are freezing their eggs

Sunalini Mathew

“Why is it that I can’t be someone at 20, someone else at 30, and someone quite different at 40? Sexuality is exploration.”

The wives who discovered they were gay

Sunalini Mathew

When companies could no longer sshhh it and send women away to the medical room each time they needed a pad, they began to look at menstrual leave.

The period leave debate: deserving or not?

Sunalini Mathew

Statesman House, with Connaught Place in the foreground.

New Delhi | Artist-collector Shalini Passi’s photo exhibition shows a deserted capital city in the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic

Sunalini Mathew

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