Nandini holds an undergraduate degree in Economics from Miranda House. After graduating, she joined Carnegie India, where she explored the quiet entanglements of technology, economics, and policy. A year as a LAMP Fellow brought her to the heart of Parliament and honed her adeptness at legislative research. Supporting an MP on the External Affairs Committee sharpened her perspective on India’s foreign policy and its place in the global order. Her sustaining interests sit at the intersection of macroeconomics, geopolitics, and development. A puzzle enthusiast and occasional writer, she aspires to dabble with the pen more often. At the Young India Fellowship, she hopes to wander across disciplines, resisting the urge to fit into any one mould too quickly or too neatly.