Independent Journalist, South Asia. More at: http://neha-dixit.blogspot.in/p/about-me.html
Even the High Court's rejection of bail for the workers indicates that their fate is linked to the desire to keep attracting foreign investment to the state.
Scroll.in / July 2014
Even the High Court's rejection of bail for the workers indicates that their fate is linked to the desire to keep attracting foreign investment to the state.
Scroll.in / July 2014
Even the High Court's rejection of bail for the workers indicates that their fate is linked to the desire to keep attracting foreign investment to the state.
Scroll.in / July 2014
Even the High Court's rejection of bail for the workers indicates that their fate is linked to the desire to keep attracting foreign investment to the state.
Scroll.in / July 2014
Even the High Court's rejection of bail for the workers indicates that their fate is linked to the desire to keep attracting foreign investment to the state.
Scroll.in / July 2014
Even the High Court's rejection of bail for the workers indicates that their fate is linked to the desire to keep attracting foreign investment to the state.
Scroll.in / July 2014
Even the High Court's rejection of bail for the workers indicates that their fate is linked to the desire to keep attracting foreign investment to the state.
Scroll.in / July 2014
Even the High Court's rejection of bail for the workers indicates that their fate is linked to the desire to keep attracting foreign investment to the state.
Scroll.in / July 2014
Even the High Court's rejection of bail for the workers indicates that their fate is linked to the desire to keep attracting foreign investment to the state.
Scroll.in / July 2014
Even the High Court's rejection of bail for the workers indicates that their fate is linked to the desire to keep attracting foreign investment to the state.
Scroll.in / July 2014
Even the High Court's rejection of bail for the workers indicates that their fate is linked to the desire to keep attracting foreign investment to the state.
Scroll.in / July 2014
Even the High Court's rejection of bail for the workers indicates that their fate is linked to the desire to keep attracting foreign investment to the state.
Scroll.in / July 2014
Even the High Court's rejection of bail for the workers indicates that their fate is linked to the desire to keep attracting foreign investment to the state.
Scroll.in / July 2014
Frying Pan: ruthless fathers, busybody cousins and violent religious organizations. Fire: Oily touts, corrupt bureaucrats and grouchy priests. A look inside the labyrinth of India’s eloped lovers economy.
Yahoo Originals / July 2014
Sometimes photographs — even ones that go viral — aren’t worth a thousand words. Here’s what they won’t tell you.
Al Jazeera America / June 2014
Why 'toilets to curb rapes' in India is a misplaced argument
Asian Age / June 2014
Four Dalit girls were gangraped in Bhagana village of Haryana. The dominant Jat community did so to teach the rebelling Dalits a lesson.
India Ink-The New York Times / May 2014
Hate speech of BJP UP poll manager Amit Shah
scroll.in / April 2014
They had invested hope in the village pradhan. He had said he’d protect them. Instead, what happened at his house during the morning of the riots will make you shudder. Neha Dixit meets Muslim women at the camps, the faceless Nirbhayas of Muzaffarnagar..
Outlook Magazine / December 2013
Priya was raped by her father and brother for nine years—and her mother knew all along—till she saw on television the protests against the 16 December gang-rape
Open magazine / December 2013
Hometown to Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav, Etawah is a small town at the crossroads, neatly divided by the NH 92 into the old city and the new. As this town is swept by lopsided attempts at globalization, our writer takes a look at what Engl
Yahoo News / October 2013
Abortion is legal in India, but it’s only when a woman goes to the clinic that she discovers the hurdles and the stigmatising that is so common among doctors and others in authority.
FountainInk magazine / October 2013
A follow up on the five year old's rape case in Delhi
India Ink, The New York Times / September 2013
In early August, a group of activists, lawyers and one journalist arrived at Sadar police station in Haryana. They demanded the rescue of an Assamese teenager who had been trafficked, raped, beaten and imprisoned by a local family. But it was never going
Yahoo News / September 2013
Inside the training camp of the whole timers of Rashtra Sevika Samiti, the women's wing of RSS
Outlook Magazine / January 2013
Close to 3,000 victims of communal riots in Muzaffarnagar in Uttar Pradesh flock at the outskirts of Delhi and recount tales of horror, police apathy, violence as they struggle to survive in a madrassa compound in Loni town of Ghaziabad for lack of govern
Newsclick / September 2013
In a country where a gangraped woman is sent to jail for going back on her statement in court, justice for sexual assault survivors is still a far cry
Open Magazine / June 2013
On protests after December 16 Delhi gangrape
Kafila / January 2013
Thousands of widows in Vrindavan lead a life of deprivation. Often forced out of their homes, the women here are at the mercy of a few shelter homes, private charitable institutions, and some government schemes that are nothing more than tokenism.
FountainInk magazine / April 2013
Madrassas are the cornerpiece of Muslim community life. In a disturbing twist, some of them are being used as transit shelters for child trafficking. Or worse, doubling up as sweatshops themselves
Tehelka / September 2011
Murder, rape and exile are routine punishments for these parallel ‘Parliaments’. NEHA DIXIT tracks Khap panchayats across north India.
Tehelka / August 2009
Human trafficking is the third largest illicit industry after arms and drugs. Neha Dixit went undercover to meet the traffickers and the young victims sold by their own families to pimps and placement agents
Tehelka / November 2008
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