2022
Shortlisted for the 2022 Fetisov Journalism Awards in the Outstanding Contribution to Peace category for a story about a lady who won a 20-year legal battle to prove she was Indian published in Article14.

Received a Jury Appreciation Citation at the Population First’s Laadli Media Awards for gender sensitivity for a feature on how two women in Nagaland became the first in the state to start an e-waste collection centre called ‘e-Circle’ published in Mongabay India.

Certified as a trainer in fake news reporting organised by the India Training Network of Google News Initiative in Gurgaon.

Received a Pulitzer Center grant to report on the displaced Brus of Mizoram who were resettled in the neighbouring Northeast Indian state of Tripura. This in-depth reportage was published in Scroll.in's long form section Common Ground.

Smitu Kothari Fellowship to report on the women street vendors of Nagaland. The story was published in IndiaSpend.

Part of a class of fellows at South Asia Speaks—a literary mentorship program for writers. 

2021
Completed an online course on 'How to Report on LGBTQI Issues in India' organised by the Thomson Reuters Foundation.

Received a grant from World Vision India to report on child trafficking in Assam.

2019
Part of a batch of journalists who received training on 'How to Use Data Effectively in Public Health Journalism' organised by Vital Strategies and Bloomberg.Org in Goa.