2024

The Hindu
On cities, writing, voices and memories

2023

The Hindu
An exhibition that explores food through books 

The South First
How a Swedish travel writer’s love for South Indian food turned Bengaluru into his home

Deccan Herald
Get a sense of how cities work while having some fun, at Bengaluru’s City Scripts 2023 fest

Hindustan Times
Unpacking city spaces and urban life at this lit fest

The Hindu
A festival that celebrates and explores themes that define urban life

2022

Mint
A show that reimagines the future of libraries as interactive spaces

Urban Voices
City Scripts, An Annual Festival, To Kick Off On May 20 in Bengaluru

The New Indian Express
Shelf life

The New Indian Express
Word Power

The Hindu
Exploring Malleswaram, solving crimes, VR library: Check out the events at IIHS’s City Scripts

2021

The News Minute
COVID-19 lockdown through the lens of woman photographers living across the world

The News Minute
City Scripts: A virtual event by IIHS that explores how 2020 pushed our boundaries

Bangalore Mirror
Things to do today in Bengaluru

Deccan Herald
Writings festival document show Covid changed the world

2020

Little Black Book
LBBChecklist: Play in the Park, Cricket Comedy or a Major Lazer Gig

The Indian Express
Leafing through city libraries

The Indian Express
Bengaluru comes in focus at fest

Torchlight
One walk, three public libraries, many thoughts

2019

Indulge
City Scripts 2019 looks at the city’s stories with a focus on dignity and diversity

Whats Hot
City Scripts 2019 Bengaluru – An Urban Writings Festival

2018

The Alipore Post
The Alipore Post at CityScripts 2018

The Indian Express
The City is Political

The Hindu

Writing community stories

The Hindu

The write view

2017

Mint

Our cities and their cinemas

Times of India

From Jallikattu to music, experts discuss it all at writing fest

Sage

Tejeshwar Singh Memorial Award for Excellence in Writing on the Urban

The Hindu

Bengaluru celebrates writing about city with C.S. Lakshmi, Kiran Nagarkar

2016

Citizen Matters
How porous can the city become?