Indira Tayeng is a researcher specialising in Statelessness in South Asia’s Himalayan Borderlands. Her work examines the interconnected dynamics of identity, gender, displacement, citizenship and migration, with a particular focus on the complexities of belonging. Inspired by the resilience of marginalised borderland communities, Indira seeks to amplify their voices, struggles and lived experiences through storytelling. Indira is currently working as Project Associate in Zubaan, focusing on documenting and visualising a 100 years of the women’s and feminist movement from India, through the lens of oppressed communities.