Journalist Vaibhav Sanap talks about the problems which armed forces aspirants from rural Nashik are facing because of the pandemic.

Link to the article: https://bit.ly/3HTDbs4

Host: Archita Puranik

Audio Editor: Tejas Dayananda Sagar

Haryana witnessed the festivities of panchayat elections at their peak in November when Ritika hit the ground to tell us a story on how women of Thana Chhappar Panchayat, Yamunanagar district were not in agency of their votes. Reporting from an intersectional lens, the story addresses major societal hindrances in the way of informed voting— patriarchy and caste.

Read the complete story: https://bit.ly/HRWomenCaste

If you’re a journalist yourself, or a budding one, Ritika might have a takeaway for you in the beginning of the podcast.

Join us as we talk a little each about intersectional reporting, independent media and women agency in panchayat elections.

Host: Khwaish Gupta

Guest: Ritika Chauhan

Audio Editor: Tejas Dayananda Sagar

Rukhmabai Initiatives is looking for 3 grantees who can profile 2 cool Indian women (or people of marginalised genders) in STEM, and write one feature-analysis article on the current state of affairs in Indian STEM space. Apply here: https://www.rukhmabai.com/applications-2023/

Independent journalist Saumya Jyotsna talks about the sanitation problems and infection risks faced by women in flood-affected areas of Muzaffarpur, Bihar.

Link to the article: https://bit.ly/3y5kexW

Independent journalist Shrinivas Deshpande talks about Solapur Rural Police's Project Parivartan that is aiming to eradicate illicit liquor trade in the villages and rehabilitate the mostly tribal folk involved in it.

Link to the article: https://bit.ly/3pWGl5Z

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Join us as we open this box of sweet memories that we’ve made in the last seven years with our reporters, editors and so many well wishers.

Saurabh Sharma, one of 101Reporters’ founding members, taps into a goldmine of heartwarming anecdotes with our seasoned network of freelance journalists like Azeem, Punita, Praduman, Shuchita, Manoj, Rakesh and Sat.

We will continue to enable journalists from the grassroots to reach new heights. Tune in!

Reporting from the gender lens is important; reporting it right is indispensable. In this interaction with one of our seasoned reporters from Maharashtra, we talk about her experiences and learnings in covering two stories from Beed as a part of the Laadli Media Fellowship.

The first story brings out the plight of people at the cross-section of gender and disability, while the second story brings to the fore the challenges of single women in rural areas. These two stories are also great examples of covering the gender beat with an intersectional lens.

Knowing the nuances of this beat usually comes from workshops and resources on gender sensitive reporting, something which is up and coming in the Indian journalism scene.

Tune right in because there's so much to learn in this one episode!

Host: Khwaish Gupta

Guest: Purnima Sah

Audio Editor: Tejas Dayananda Sagar

Bhopal Zilla Panchayat is deploying local women to collect long-neglected panchayat taxes. This has been promising but it also means the administration has to work doubly hard to deliver basic services in these villages. Because these women aren’t going to simply collect taxes, they are going to fight for their community’s rights as well.

Article link: https://bit.ly/TaxSakhi

Host: Ayswarya Murthy

Guests: Sannaver Shafi and Rajini Prajapati

Audio Editor: Tejas Dayananda Sagar

Why do the most intellectual social models fail? This episode tries to find an answer for the diminishing importance of the Pani Panchayat model in Naigaon - the drought-ridden village in Maharashtra from where Vilasrao Salunkhe had started his journey towards 'equitable water distribution'.

Stay tuned with Aishwarya!

Article link: https://bit.ly/PaniPanchayat

Host: Aishwarya Tripati

Guest: Sunil Balasaheb Dhumal

Audio Editor: Tejas Dayananda Sagar

"Have a cup of coffee and calm down!" We often say this when things are not going our way. But can you imagine coffee also solving migration and helping women become financially independent?

Well, this has happened in Koraput!

In this episode of Off the Record, let's go behind the scenes with Prativa Ghosh who covered this story for us.

Article link: https://bit.ly/KoraputCoffeeCultivation

Host: Archita Puranik

Guest: Prativa Ghosh

Audio Editor: Tejas Dayananda Sagar

“You’re a journalist!?” is something we hear a lot, followed by “I wanted to become a journalist too but…”

It’s never too late! Tune into Off the Record by 101Reporters to practice journalism vicariously through the editorial desk.

At 101Reporters, we are democratising journalism. Join us for the most exciting bits of the job— experiences on the field, the conversations between the reporters and the desk and so much more— by tuning into Off the Record. We are a network of 2500+ grassroots journalists which produces compelling stories under the creative commons license.

Unlike other podcasts, we give you a variety of hosts. We are too chatty for a desk, and ask ‘why’ for almost everything. Each week one of us will be with one of our reporters Off the Record!

Script: Khwaish Gupta

Voice Over: Khwaish Gupta, Aishwarya Tripathi & Tejas Dayananda Sagar

Audio Editor: Tejas Dayananda Sagar