Anindya Singh
I’m a researcher, data scientist, and writer working at the intersection of economics, data, and social impact.
My work brings empirical methods into conversation with questions about labour, identity, information, and the ways policy shapes everyday life. I build research tools, work with large public datasets, and write about the human stories held inside them.
Explore my work, writing, methods, and field notes below.
An archive under construction. The live instruments are usable now; essays, methods, and the Annihilation Atlas grow as work is documented and verified. Planned rooms are labelled instead of being presented as finished collections.
Data & Methods
Pipelines, reproducibility notes, maps, and empirical tools. This area will expand with datasets, process logs, and method briefs.
Live · expanding
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Writing & Essays
Published essays, methodology notes, and experiments in long-form argument.
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Professional Work
Project implementations, collaborations, and production-grade research tooling.
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Tracks & Loiterings
Walks, journeys, GPS traces, photographs, and small observations recorded along the way.
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Local Lines
A calculated live portrait of suburban trains moving across a historical map of Bengal.
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Delhi Vehicles
A subtle, live view of Delhi transit movement over a historical map. Station and official line geometry will follow from the static GTFS archive.
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Legal Explorer
Search parliamentary bills from 1952 onward and trace their passage, assent, committees, resulting Acts, and available official documents.
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About & Coordinates
Bio, background, and research orientation. Useful if you are landing here for the first time.
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How This Site Is Built
Stack choices, typography, and design logic. The technical and editorial backbone.
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