New Delhi, Delhi, India
2 reviews$200 - $400 / Day
A Journalist with a career spanning over ten years whose work has been featured in TIME, REST OF WORLD, AL JAZEERA, NEW LINES, THEBODY, LGBTQ NATION, TRT WORLD, CNN, CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR, SOUTH CHINA MORNING POST, and many other international publications. I'm a freelance Journalist based in the Indian capital city, New Delhi and contribute stories along with pictures for international news organizations in the U.S., Germany, the Middle East, and Australia on a regular basis. I'm available for reporting assignments in India, both for print and digital media. I have worked as a fixer with foreign journalists, translator, and as a photographer besides contributing to reporting.
Thousands of Sikhs from Afghanistan, and other groups, have sought haven in India in recent decades amid bloodshed and oppression Under Taliban, as religious freedoms reduce.
I’ve worked as a freelance reporter for Al Jazeera for four years from India during which I’ve covered some of the major happenings from the country for the network including the 2019 general elections, citizenship and farmers protests, Delhi riots etc.
The world’s fastest land animal is making its way back to India, decades after the species was declared extinct on the subcontinent. However, the first-of-its-kind transplant from Namibia also has many critics. Some believe the $11 million project is a waste of taxpayer money.
Amid rising inflation and an acute unemployment crisis, online job scams are on the rise in India. Victims are offered quick money in exchange for simple “work from home” tasks, such as liking videos on YouTube, following celebrities on Instagram, rating movies, or buying products on e-commerce sites. Those who sign up in the hope of earning extra income are instead losing their hard-earned savings to these scams.
This story sheds light on a scam that involves thousands of women being left behind by their husbands living abroad. How they are struggling to get justice?
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Indian police have warned several private companies in Noida, a suburb next to New Delhi, against allowing their Muslim employees to use a public park for Friday prayers.
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