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Vikram Raj
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Contributor, Outlook (India)
Jammu and Kashmīr, New Delhi
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Biography
I am an independent journalist based in Delhi, India. I report on politics, conflict, international relations, caste, mental health and human rights. I've covered a wide range of stories from Lynching, to covering stories of displacement, armed forces atrocities and human right violations. My writing has appeared in News Click, The Kashmiriyat, Kashmir First Weekly, Mediavigil, The Second Angle, The Student's, Herald, and Velivada.
films international relationconflict politics
Residential Real Estate, Lifestyle, Consumer-facing topics
Content
By Sandeep Singh Verified, Vikram Raj Verified| Outlook (India) Verified National While farmers in the north are protesting against the draft National Policy Framework on Agricultural Marketing, farmers in the south face a different set of challenges. Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Farmers working in fields in Tamil Nadu. Photo: PTI Farmers working in fields in Tamil Nadu. Photo: PTI On November 11, 2023, K. G.
By Vikram Raj Verified, Juhi Sidharth, Ashwani Sharma| Outlook (India) Verified Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Members of Uttarakhand Numainda Group protest against the Uniform Civil Code (UCC) bill during a special session of the Uttarakhand Legislative Assembly, in Dehradun. PTI Photo Members of Uttarakhand Numainda Group protest against the Uniform Civil Code (UCC) bill during a special session of the Uttarakhand Legislative Assembly, in Dehradun.
By Vikram Raj Verified| Outlook (India) Verified Outlook magazine cover - Don’t Let This Farmer Die Outlook magazine cover - Don’t Let This Farmer Die On a cold November day in 2021, Indian farmers, led by those from Punjab and Haryana, achieved a historic victory when the BJP government withdrew three farm laws seen as favouring agrobusinesses that it had rushed through Parliament in 2020.
Company Info
Outlook (India)