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To tell stories that arouse empathy, engage, entertain and endure. Because great journalism emerges from great storytelling.
This is our emergence. Because we’re SHOUT!ing.
Featured Stories
TIRED
Legend has it that you cannot be tired on a Monday.
To my surprise, you totally CAN!
In fact, you can be at your most tired...
A LITTLE HEAVY
Poverty and Prejudice are both striking.
Neither is uncommon.
And when they come together as twin pressures, they pin you down and keep you there.
These disturbing...
TOUCH SIX
Location: Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam.
Point of Contact: Johannes Vermeer’s painting called, ‘The Little Street’.
I’m looking at this painting and also wondering why it requires even a...
Note Nine
The Brazilian Amazon,
Brazil,
South America.
December 2019
Not up on a tree anymore. Although I had a bird’s eye view sitting on the branch of that Brazilian...
CAMPAIGN #4: SAVE THE STARVED
(Furthered in light of the global lockdown)
While we sit in the comfort of our homes, our strays are starving.
Bones stick out from bodies that...
Just In
JOURNEYING INTO THE JUNOON GURUKUL
Arriving at Avasara Academy
“Do you see the large grey buildings nearby? Yes, with the colourful blocks on top. That’s where we are. See you...
FAR TOO MANY ‘F’ WORDS FELT…
There's a fairly definitive combination of feelings one feels at every juncture in their story. These feelings matter enough only to be marked for...
HUMANLY GOD; GODLY HUMAN
Divinity must come with its dilemmas.
Being God is as much a choice as it is bestowed. Ironically enough, the god given quality of being...
WHY IT SUCKS TO BE A WOMAN…UNTIL IT DOESN’T
It is astonishing just how much it sucks to be a woman, in any part of the world, in every phase of life, at...
THE WOMEN OF DHARTI
We know too well that when women team up, revolutions - hitherto formless, long suppressed, tucked protectively into throbbing chests - find form and...
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SHOUT! is journalism gone wild. It’s a network of stories from our times told peculiarly.
Because everything that matters must have a voice. A loud one at that.
