I am a historian with a Master’s degree in History, working at the intersection of Ancient Indian history, archaeology, and historical ecology. My interests span prehistory, temple architecture, trade networks, astronomy as a way of understanding time, space, and cosmology, and the relationship between landscape and civilisation in early societies. I engage with archaeological remains, inscriptions, and classical literature to explore how material life, environment, and celestial imagination shaped long-term cultural and intellectual traditions. Through my writing, I aim to present evidence-based narratives that are reflective, grounded, and accessible to a wider readership.