In an increasingly interconnected world, it is hard to exaggerate the outsize impact of technology on people and policies in our communities. However, most tech journalism is Western-led, focused o...
Srishti Jaswal
Srishti Jaswal is an award-winning investigative journalist based in Delhi, after stints in Paris and Berlin. She has written on various subjects, such as politics, tech, human rights and governance. Her reporting has been supported by Pulitzer Center, International Center for Journalists and National Foundation for India. She is currently the AI Accountability Fellow with Pulitzer Center and the Digital Witness fellow with Princeton University’s Center for Information Technology Policy. She was also an Ochberg Fellow with Columbia University’s Dart Center for Trauma and Journalism in 2023. She is currently working on her debut non-fiction book, Post At Your Own Risk, commissioned by Pan Macmillan India. Her reporting has been honored by the European Commission with the Lorenzo Natali Emerging Journalist Award, Mumbai Press Club and Indian Institute of Mass Communication, Delhi.
We’ve all seen the influence of social media platforms on elections, but closed platforms like WhatsApp are much harder to track than Facebook or Twitter. Increasingly, however, this is how people g...
