Ali, Muzaffar, Shukla, Richa and Rathour, Mansi (2024) Absent women philosophers from past to present in Indian thought: Ṛṣikās, Sarojini Naidu, and Jaishree Odin. Journal of the History of Women Philosophers and Scientists. ISSN 2666-3171 (In Press)

Shukla, Richa and Mishra, Aastha (2022) Navigating loneliness in the 30s: How ‘Sahelis’ help us cope with the alienation of urban life. Feminismin India.

Shukla, Richa (2022) How gender affects sports and mental health: Vulnerability and social structures. Feminisim in India.

Shukla, Richa (2022) Grasping for an April of catharsis and hope after the one of loss from 2021. Feminism In India.

Shukla, Richa (2021) Book review:: Diary of a philosophy student. [Book Reviews] (In Press)

Shukla, Richa and Nath, Dalorina (2021) Pandemic & the eternal wait: Has COVID changed our idea of ‘home’? The Quint.

Shukla, Richa and Nath, Dalorina (2021) How strangers came together during the pandemic. Feminism in India.

Shukla, Richa and Mishra, Anish (2021) The ambiguity of Tribhanga: Who bears what we decide for ourselves? Feminism in India (FII).

Shukla, Richa and Rathour, Mansi (2021) Webs of understanding: untangling One at the time of COVID 19. [Working papers (or Preprints)]

Shukla, Richa and Nath, Dalorina (2020) Speech as Action Even those speeches that don’t intend to cause harm can lead to violence with the usage of “thick terms”. Economic and Political Weekly, 55 (49). ISSN 00129976

Shukla, Richa (2020) How ideas are born through research. The Telegraph.

Shukla, Richa and Nath, Dalorina (2020) Because Bollywood asked for it, here’s our feminist critique of ‘Beyonce Sharma Jaayegi’. Feminisminindia.com.

Shukla, Richa and Nath, Dalorina (2020) Why is Sartre Still relevant? The Quint.

Shukla, Richa and Nath, Dalorina (2020) India, Let's not make Strangers? The Medium.

Shukla, Richa (2020) From abandoned homes to adjustable homes. The Medium.