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Global Indian is seeking a seasoned journalist to report and write feature profiles, diaspora news and explainers for a global audience. This work-from-home role requires online availability during IST office hours to take briefs, turn edits and cover stories as they break.
You will conduct interviews across time zones, verify every fact against primary sources, and produce long-form profiles (800–1,500 words) as well as short-form content with clear sources and SEO-friendly headlines.
Global Indian is an online publication that tells the stories of Indians and Indian companies abroad. We cover people who are shaping how India and Indians are seen around the world: founders, students, artists, chefs, professionals, philanthropists and public figures. Our sections include Cover Stories, Startups, Culture, Campus Life, Work Life, Cuisine, Diaspora, Youth and Giving Back, along with short formats like World in Numbers and Did You Know.
Most of what we publish is researched and written in-house. We want readers to finish a story knowing the person better, and to trust that every fact in it holds up.
We are looking for a writer who can report and write feature profiles, diaspora news and explainers for a global audience. You will work from home, but you need to be online and responsive through office hours so you can take briefs, turn around edits and cover stories as they break. This is a role for someone who has already worked in a newsroom, magazine or content portal and knows what a deadline and a tough round of revisions feel like.
Global Indian is an online publication that tells the stories of Indians and Indian companies abroad. We cover people who are shaping how India and Indians are seen around the world: founders, students, artists, chefs, professionals, philanthropists and public figures. Our sections include Cover Stories, Startups, Culture, Campus Life, Work Life, Cuisine, Diaspora, Youth and Giving Back, along with short formats like World in Numbers and Did You Know.
Most of what we publish is researched and written in-house. We want readers to finish a story knowing the person better, and to trust that every fact in it holds up.