Substacks recommended by Mahima Vashisht

Recommended by Mahima Vashisht

A repository of my over-analyzed and mostly unfiltered opinions on life in general, life with Type 1 diabetes, the content I consume and whatever else consumes me. 🤓

Malveena is a writer I am proud to call my student. Her writing - be it about her diabetes, or life in general - drips with her intelligence, empathy, and kindness ❤️

- Mahima Vashisht

In-between Lines

By Samira

An exploration of stories that lie in the spaces between light and shadow.

Get Down and Shruti

By Shruti Rajagopalan

Shruti Rajagopalan's Newsletter on Indian Political Economy.

Girl At Work

By Kavitha Murali

Women. Work. Very many stories.

The Prism

By Gurwinder

A guide to navigating the digital age

Oldster Magazine

By Sari Botton

Exploring what it means to travel through time in a human body, at every phase of life.

Immortal for a Moment by Natasha Badhwar

Vulnerability and Strength, Love and Boundaries

More Letters, Less News

By Rohan Banerjee

Humour. Travel. Running. Books. And a bit of this. With a bit of that. New issue every fortnight.

आईना

By Ila Reddy

Reflections on my journey — within and without ✨

The SneakyArt Post

By Nishant Jain

Secretly drawn art of the world, delivered to your inbox.

The India Uncut Newsletter

By Amit Varma

A newsletter by Amit Varma, once a blogger at India Uncut, now a podcaster at The Seen and the Unseen.

Digital Native

By Rex Woodbury

Weekly writing about how technology shapes humanity, and vice versa

My go-to newsletter for all things AI. A lens to see the future.

- Mahima Vashisht

Anticipating the Unintended

By Pranay Kotasthane

A thought letter about public policy concepts, frameworks, and ideas. Indian perspectives on public policy, foreign affairs, and global politics. 10K+ subscribers. 250+ editions. By Pranay Kotasthane & RSJ.

A simple and engaging lens to understand the news.

- Mahima Vashisht

Lines on The Grass

By Lines On The Grass

Stray thoughts on sport, life, and the proverbial everything in between.

Sarthak is that rare writer who can make even the most hardened sports-ignorer like me care about sports.

- Mahima Vashisht

Both Are True

By Alex Dobrenko

Funny, deep, relatable stories from a dad to two, husband to one, friend to all (except himself who he doesn't like v much but is working on it but like how can you really like yourself knowing everything you know about yourself, you know?)

Some of the best things I've ever read on Substack are here

- Mahima Vashisht

Burnt Toast by Virginia Sole-Smith

Dismantling diet culture and anti-fat bias, especially in health, fashion, and parenting. (But non-parents like it too!)