Banjot Kaur is a former correspondent at Down To Earth, as well as a correspondent and senior copy editor with Times of India and news producer at Asian News International. Before becoming a Report for the World corps member, she took part in the Thakur Foundation Fellowship in 2020 for an investigative reporting project centered
Kaushal Shroff is a business journalist with over 10 years of experience, including reporting with Financial Express and The Caravan. Obsessed with the markets and mortality, he spends his time reading books on market crashes and depressions, pouring over complex data sets, and uploading obscure poems to his Instagram handle.
The Wire is an independent online news publisher from India. Founded in 2015, The Wire has gained wide-spread recognition and acclaim for its fearless style of journalism. As a publication, The Wire is firmly committed to the public interest and democratic values. Besides providing authoritative analysis and commentary, The Wire is a platform driven by
The Wire is an independent online news publisher from India. Founded in 2015, The Wire has gained wide-spread recognition and acclaim for its fearless style of journalism. As a publication, The Wire is firmly committed to the public interest and democratic values. Besides providing authoritative analysis and commentary, The Wire is a platform driven by
The Wire is an independent online news publisher from India. Founded in 2015, The Wire has gained wide-spread recognition and acclaim for its fearless style of journalism. As a publication, The Wire is firmly committed to the public interest and democratic values. Besides providing authoritative analysis and commentary, The Wire is a platform driven by
After receiving a BA in Journalism, Johanna Deeksha got her Masters in War and Human Rights Journalism from the University of Lincoln, UK. She started her career with Deccan Chronicle, a daily newspaper. There, she covered the courts and crime. The Madras High Court passed a suo motu order on her story about lack of
Ishan is an environmental journalist based in India. He has written extensively on environmental and developmental issues ranging from forest governance to energy, within a framework of political ecology. His reporting adds a human lens to the broader debates around environmental policies and problems. His story “Lost in the game” on the ‘disappearance’ of three
Aarefa Johari is a journalist from Mumbai, India, with over 11 years of experience covering gender, culture, communities, urban development and more. She began her career as a reporter and features writer with Hindustan Times, a national daily broadsheet. Since 2014, she has been reporting for Scroll.in, a leading digital news publication in India, where
Founded in 2014, Scroll.in is India’s leading digital news organization. Scroll.in’s reporters pursue in-depth and investigative stories that bring insight, hold the powerful accountable, making them a trusted news source for millions. In 2018, the news organization was recognized as the Best News Website in South Asia by the World Association of Newspapers and News
Founded in 2014, Scroll.in is India’s leading digital news organization. Scroll.in’s reporters pursue in-depth and investigative stories that bring insight, hold the powerful accountable, making them a trusted news source for millions. In 2018, the news organization was recognized as the Best News Website in South Asia by the World Association of Newspapers and News