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Neha Dixit is an independent journalist based in New Delhi, India. She covers politics, gender and Social Justice in South Asia. She has worked with multiple mediums and reported for Al Jazeera, Smithsonian, Caravan, Outlook and others. She has won multiple awards including Kurt Schork Award in International Journalism 2014, Lorenzo Natali Prize for Journalism from the European Commission, 2011, Chameli Devi Jain Award for Outstanding Woman Journalist 2016 among others. She is currently working on her first nonfiction book on women workforce in India. She is a contributor to the UNESCO Casebook of Investigative Journalism 2011, Zubaan anthology on Sexual violence in South Asia and First Hand: Graphic Non-Fiction in India.
In 2017 Uttar Pradesh swore him in as its Chief Minister. Now, there is no man more powerful, visible, and controversial in India’s most populous state.
Ajay Singh Bisht was born in Uttarakhand, a hilly state carved out of Uttar Pradesh. A!-->…
Can Fake Terror Charges Be an Election Issue in Majoritarian India?
Rajeev Yadav, a civil rights activist who has been working with those wrongfully accused in terror cases, is contesting from Azamgarh in Yogi Adityanath’s Uttar Pradesh
India’s long lockdown led to breakdown of criminal justice system
With legal services not classified as essential by government, there was little access to bail or a fair investigation, says Neha Dixit
‘Teach them a lesson’: Indian women accuse Delhi police of abuse
In the hypermasculine Hindutva project, when young women are Muslim protestors against CAA- a direct tool of Hindutva-police use violence against them. Like in Jamia. When the young women are assertive & negate the Hindutva narrative of…
Why the Youth Have Been Protesting in Hong Kong for Years
A ground report from Hong Kong by SAWM India member Neha Dixit where young citizens are fighting for their freedom. But the journalist fell silent when the protesters ask why there is no wide protests when millions of people are under…
The moralising compass
This article was written by Neha Dixit back in 2013. The ruling party in the centre has changed from the following year, but not the social structure. The law is there to protect women’s rights but the social stigma and moral policing at…