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Shivangi Pandey

(They/ She)
Delhi, Jharkhand, New Delhi
As seen in: BioRxiv, Scroll.in, Better India, South Wales Argus, Huntress, People's Archive of Rural India, Penarth Times, Gaysi Family
Covers:  Queerness, Feminism, Education, Culture, History, State Repression

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Shivangi Pandey’s Biography

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Shivangi is a writer, poet, political activist, and a student of English Literature in Delhi. She writes primarily in Hindi and Bhojpuri and occasionally experiments with English and Urdu. Apart from this she speaks Odiya , Kortha, and Bangla fluently. She also possesses an intermediate level of skill in Persian.
She is also deeply interested in activism around language politics in Bihar and Jharkhand.

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Nitish Kumar's Patna - A city built upon the "samtal" grounds of Azeemabad - Heritage Times

Nitish Kumar's Patna - A city built upon the "samtal" grounds of Azeemabad - Heritage Times

The popular imagination about Patna in the modern day has never been one of a city with its own cultural heri…

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In Bihar, songs by Bhojpuri women from Bahujan communities underline the sociopolitical cost of m...

In Bihar, songs by Bhojpuri women from Bahujan communities underline the sociopolitical cost of m...

Bhojpuri women, mostly from Bahujan communities, have been singing about their husbands in foreign lands for …

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Ali Ibrahim Khan and Narendra Modi: the Past and Present of Kashi Vishwanath | NewsClick

Ali Ibrahim Khan and Narendra Modi: the Past and Present of Kashi Vishwanath | NewsClick

The Prime Minister thanks Maharani Ahilya Bai Holkar and Maharaja Ranjit Singh for being the inspiration behi…

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Rajasthan HC Verdict Recognises Trans Community As Socio-Economically Backward Class - Time To Ge...

Rajasthan HC Verdict Recognises Trans Community As Socio-Economically Backward Class - Time To Ge...

The Rajasthan High Court recently passed a judgement mandating the state assembly to grant the transgender co…

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Kuwait De-Criminalizes 'Cross-Dressing' After People's Movement Protesting Police Violence Agains...

Kuwait De-Criminalizes 'Cross-Dressing' After People's Movement Protesting Police Violence Agains...

Trigger Warning - Mentions and description of systemic transphobia, misogyny, GBV Last week, Kuwait overturne…

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Faamelu's Story Shows How War Amplifies Oppression Of Queer Folx - Gaysi

Faamelu's Story Shows How War Amplifies Oppression Of Queer Folx - Gaysi

TW: transphobia, misgendering, trivialisation of oppression As Russia continues it's aggressions in Ukraine, …

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Articles

Beyond the Shadow: A Deep Dive into Microsoft VSS in 2026

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By Shivangi Pandey
| Huntress
In an era of 24/7 digital operations, "downtime" has evolved from a minor IT headache into a critical business failure. Whether it is a SQL database executing thousands of transactions per second or a cloud-native application handling live user data, enterprise data is constantly in motion. But how do you reliably back up a file that is actively being written to? For over two decades, the answer has been Microsoft'sVolume Shadow Copy Service (VSS).
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The Fake Download That Steals Everything: How Deceptive Installers Are Targeting macOS Users

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By Stuart Ashenbrenner, Shivangi Pandey
| Huntress
If you've ever downloaded a "free" version of software that traditionally has a price tag, I’m looking at you, my LimeWire power-users of the 2000s. You may have unwittingly walked into one of the most effective traps in modern cybercrime. Today, malicious actors are using deceptive installers and weaponized disk images that look completely identical to legitimate software. It has quickly become the undisputed, heavyweight delivery mechanism for macOS malware.
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In Rural UP, One Teacher Helped 4500 Students Talk Openly About Periods for the First Time

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By Shivangi Pandey
| Better India
When doctors dismissed her severe period pain, Lucknow-based educator Zarine Garcia decided no girl or boy should feel the same. Through the Study Hall Foundation, her sessions have reached 4,500 students across rural Uttar Pradesh, breaking years of silence around menstruation. When doctors dismissed her severe period pain, Lucknow-based educator Zarine Garcia decided no girl or boy should feel the same.
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Interview

What's your favorite social network?

Twitter.

What story are you most proud of writing or working on?

My first ever article actually. It was a detailed history of how migration impacts women and how folksongs narrate this impact

When you're not at a computer, where are you most likely to be?

At a bookstore