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Rishabh Jain

Rishabh Jain

Rishabh Jain is a freelance writer based in New Delhi who writes on minorities and society. He has done his masters in Journalism from AJK MCRC, Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi and has contributed for organisations like The Wire, TwoCircles.net, Toward Freedom, Zenger News, Youth Ki Awaaz.

Rishabh Jain is a freelance writer based in New Delhi who writes on minorities and society. He has done his masters in Journalism from AJK MCRC, Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi and has contributed for organisations like The Wire, TwoCircles.net, Toward Freedom, Zenger News, Youth Ki Awaaz.

Articles from author

Temple run: How fringe Hindutva groups are redrawing India’s religious map

Radical right-wing organisations are sparking communal tensions across India by reclaiming sites they say were originally Hindu temples.

Temple run: How fringe Hindutva groups are redrawing India’s religious map

Temple run: How fringe Hindutva groups are redrawing India’s religious map

Ten Years in India: Rohingya refugees face an uncertain future

Caught in a cycle of fear and displacement, Rohingya refugees in India grapple with political hostility and dismal living conditions

Ten Years in India: Rohingya refugees face an uncertain future

Ten Years in India: Rohingya refugees face an uncertain future

The case of Indian-origin women fighting caste discrimination in the US

American constitution prohibits discrimination on the basis of social status or “caste” but it’s still happening in the tech sector.

The case of Indian-origin women fighting caste discrimination in the US

The case of Indian-origin women fighting caste discrimination in the US

How Dalit stand-up comics in India are laughing caste away

As the craze for stand-up comedy in India grows, the marginalised Dalit community is using the platform to make people aware of the issues they face.

How Dalit stand-up comics in India are laughing caste away

How Dalit stand-up comics in India are laughing caste away

How Kashmiri pace sensation Umran Malik took Indian cricket by storm

Bowling at speeds over 150 kph, Malik’s rapid rise has been rewarded with a selection for the Indian national team - a dream come true for the 22-year-old.

How Kashmiri pace sensation Umran Malik took Indian cricket by storm

How Kashmiri pace sensation Umran Malik took Indian cricket by storm

‘Anti-caste rap’: A hip-hop revolution in the making in India

A growing number of Dalits are using hip-hop music to express anger toward existing caste inequities in Indian society.

‘Anti-caste rap’: A hip-hop revolution in the making in India

‘Anti-caste rap’: A hip-hop revolution in the making in India

The ‘othering’ of Muslims is triggering mental health issues in India

Being increasingly targeted because of their religious identity has begun to exact a mental toll on many Indian Muslims.

The ‘othering’ of Muslims is triggering mental health issues in India

The ‘othering’ of Muslims is triggering mental health issues in India

Solidarity for Muslims amid opposition to public prayer in Indian city

Hindu residents and Sikh gurudwaras in Gurgaon offered Muslims space for Friday prayers after far-right Hindu groups blocked the community from using public grounds for worship.

Solidarity for Muslims amid opposition to public prayer in Indian city

Solidarity for Muslims amid opposition to public prayer in Indian city

What will the exodus of migrant labour mean for Kashmir’s economy?

Amidst the targeted killings of minorities and non-locals in Kashmir, a mass exodus of labourers raises questions about a brewing economic crisis with key sectors in the valley set to face labour shortages.

What will the exodus of migrant labour mean for Kashmir’s economy?

What will the exodus of migrant labour mean for Kashmir’s economy?

Why Afghan refugees in India worry for their brethren in Afghanistan

Afghan refugees in India, especially Hindus and Sikhs, fear that their relatives will be in danger under the Taliban rule and they are desperate to get them out of the country.

Why Afghan refugees in India worry for their brethren in Afghanistan

Why Afghan refugees in India worry for their brethren in Afghanistan

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