"Nikita Naidu is an Indian climate activist. She is also, she says, a person who finally ran out of reasons to stay home. “There is no climate justice without social justice... until we first address the socioeconomic conditions of any group of people, we cannot really fix climate change, whether it is adaptation measures or mitigation measures.”... she was about to fly to Tripoli, Libya — the starting point of the overland leg of the Global Sumud Flotilla"
Writer of fiction, non-fiction, poetry, plays, films and keen on all sorts of inter-genre literary experiments. Author of 'The Comeback', 'City of Incident'; 'Prelude to a Riot'; 'Bread, Cement, Cactus: A memoir of belonging and dislocation', 'Gulab'; 'Love Stories # 1 to 14'; 'Bantering with Bandits and Other True Tales'. Co-author of 'The Good Indian Girl'; 'Crush'; 'The Almost Drizzles of May'. Editor of 'Unbound: 2000 Years of Indian Women's Writing' and 'Equal Halves'.