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Shriya Mohan

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  • Communications Officer, UNDP India
New Delhi
As seen in: Frontline India, The Hindu Business Line, Scroll.in, Catch News
Covers:  Development, Gender, Health, Culture and Music
Communications strategist | Ex Journo @BusinessLine @Tehelka | Alumni @LKYSch | @ICRC_nd PII journalism award winner | Speaks🖐🏿 languages | Mum

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Shriya Mohan’s Biography

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I'm an independent journalist and producer. I've been a feature writer for over 12 years covering development, gender, health, culture and music.

I was assistant editor at BLink, the weekend magazine of the Hindu Business Line until 2021. My articles have been published in Tehelka Magazine, The Hindu, Hindustan Times, Caravan, Open, Down to Earth, Scroll and The Hindu Business Line.

I've also been the recipient of two National Foundation for India media fellowships in 2010 and 2013 and the IC…

Shriya Mohan’s Journalist Portfolio

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A career wasteland in the pandemic's wake

A career wasteland in the pandemic's wake

As the pandemic ebbs, more Indians are finding work. But many made damaging career compromises. In rural Indi…

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Start-ups eye disability space even as investors still lag

Start-ups eye disability space even as investors still lag

Entrepreneurs say 'the differently abled are customers with a wallet and a need'

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Covid-19 frontline warriors in need of the healing touch

Covid-19 frontline warriors in need of the healing touch

As India's health workers fight Covid-19's second wave that has officially left over 2.8 lakh people dead and…

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Take a bow, Akkarai

Take a bow, Akkarai

Carnatic music has a star - violinist-vocalist Akkarai S Subhalakshmi, who excels in the traditional art form…

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Ryan Murder case: A fortress of kindness

Ryan Murder case: A fortress of kindness

The bus conductor at Gurugram's Ryan School who was accused of murdering a student and is out on bail now, ha…

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How Do You Survive Being Named 'The Park Street Rape Victim'? - The Ladies Finger

How Do You Survive Being Named 'The Park Street Rape Victim'? - The Ladies Finger

What happens to you after rape? What happens to you after the police, the media and your chief minister scorn…

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Going hungry in Madhya Pradesh

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By Shriya Mohan, Asim Ali, Vaishna Roy Verified
| Frontline India Verified
Asmita likes that time of the month when she gets to swing on the weighing scale, with all eyes on her until the needle stops. Then, hoisted down, she is made to stand with her back against the vertical ruler of the stadiometer. Loving hands cup her cheeks to hold her head straight as they slide down a headpiece, peering at her height where it settles. Her vitals are filed away month after month.
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By Shriya Mohan
| allnewszone24.com
Why are we afraid of the Dancing Girl of Mohenjo-daro? More than nudity, perhaps what’s most frightening to the ruling class is the gaze of a woman who knows her worth and has nothing to prove Written by Shriya Mohan Around 2500 BCE, the artisans of Mohenjo-daro made a small palm-sized metal figurine. It was of a nude girl, standing, her unruly hair pulled back in a bun, a hand on her hip, the other one, laden with bangles, placed casually on a bent front leg.
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Start-ups eye disability space even as investors still lag

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By Shriya Mohan
| The Hindu Business Line Verified
Ever since Neha Arora started Planet Abled – a first-of-its-kind travel sojourn of the planet, where both people who are differently abled and those who are not travel together – she has given the visually challenged the ski trip of their lifetime and wheelchair users a rafting adventure. Six years later, it is a profitable venture that has taken 3,000 differently abled people to over 40 destinations in India and abroad.
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