
Indulekha Aravind
Journalist at Freelance
Independent journalist | Politics, livelihoods, gender, ecology | Ex @economictimes @bsindia | @CheveningFCDO & @ICFJ alum | https://t.co/FrezmNe0yk |
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1 month ago |
livemint.com | Indulekha Aravind
Lounge Summary An excellent work of investigative journalism, Rollo Romig's book is a keen reminder of the changes in Indian society over the years This is a Mint Premium article gifted to you. Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. A journalistic investigation into the murder of Gauri Lankesh in September 2017 and the many questions that swirled around it, which doubles up as a frank but sensitive biography of the journalist and activist.
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Jan 5, 2025 |
timesofindia.indiatimes.com | Indulekha Aravind
Increasing number of Indians are becoming victims of ‘digital arrest’, a cyber-enabled scam. A recent analysis by the UN Office on Drugs and Crime (SE Asia and the Pacific) shows that these types of cyber-enabled fraud are now run as a professionalised industry, mostly from SE Asia.
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Sep 1, 2024 |
economictimes.indiatimes.com | Indulekha Aravind
Among the many disturbing revelations cascading out of the recent breach in Malayalam cinema's male dominance caused by the Justice K Hema Committee report, a poignant section stands out. Narrating her experience, a junior artist describes incidents of male actors harassing her. Apart from the acting parts, she lost out when she rejected sexual propositioning. She also mentions how she worked on a script for the big screen, pouring her heart into it every night after a long day's work.
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Aug 24, 2024 |
economictimes.indiatimes.com | Indulekha Aravind
Two years ago, when Rashmi R was selected from her college to work in a new electronics manufacturing company in Kolar, Karnataka, she became one of the first women in her family and neighbourhood to take up a job outside home. The task of assembling high-end phones involved working eighthour shifts that could stretch late into the night or start very early in the morning. But her parents were on board, says the 21-yearold, because the company cab would pick up and drop her home.
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Aug 24, 2024 |
economictimes.indiatimes.com | Indulekha Aravind
It almost became one of those dreams that died in the pandemic. After science historian Jahnavi Phalkey moved to Bengaluru in 2018 to set up Science Gallery Bengaluru , she, along with professor Mukund Thattai of National Centre for Biological Sciences and Rajesh Gopakumar, director of International Centre for Theoretical Sciences, hit upon organising a mega science festival in the city, similar to those in New York and Europe.
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