Weekly Indian Affairs Editorials
Budget / Salary₹600–1,500
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted3 hours ago
I need a seasoned writer who can deliver two sharply argued, well-sourced pieces every week on breaking Indian current affairs. Each article should unpack the news for a general readership yet keep a rigorously critical, analytical edge—moving past headlines to examine context, policy impact, and opposing viewpoints.
What I expect:
• Two original articles per week, each ready for publication in mainstream Indian media.
• Clean, fact-checked copy that clarifies complex developments without dumbing them down.
• Headlines, sub-heads, and a concise pull-quote included in every draft.
• Citations or links to primary sources, government releases, or credible research where relevant.
I typically review within 24 hours and return notes, so quick turnarounds on minor edits are part of the rhythm. Drafts can be submitted in Google Docs or Word; final versions should be newsroom-ready (no extra formatting required).
If you’re comfortable dissecting policy announcements, parliamentary debates, economic data, and social issues—always aiming for balanced, insightful commentary—let’s get started this week.
What I expect:
• Two original articles per week, each ready for publication in mainstream Indian media.
• Clean, fact-checked copy that clarifies complex developments without dumbing them down.
• Headlines, sub-heads, and a concise pull-quote included in every draft.
• Citations or links to primary sources, government releases, or credible research where relevant.
I typically review within 24 hours and return notes, so quick turnarounds on minor edits are part of the rhythm. Drafts can be submitted in Google Docs or Word; final versions should be newsroom-ready (no extra formatting required).
If you’re comfortable dissecting policy announcements, parliamentary debates, economic data, and social issues—always aiming for balanced, insightful commentary—let’s get started this week.
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