Explainers
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Let's work together.
If you are a freelance writer with interesting stories to tell, the Record wants to work with you. Email us at connect@recordnepal.com with your CV and we will work with you on developing a story and discussing whether the work is best suited as an explainer, a longread, a feature, or something longer. We pay at competitive rates so do not hesitate to contact us if you have an idea brewing!
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Why do we want this?
We understand freelancers’ struggle and as we enter this new membership phase, we want to develop long-term relationships with journalists who have ideas and the drive to execute them. Right from its inception, freelance journalists have helped the Record identify and bring our best stories forward. We value our contributors, and want to ensure that our relationship with our writers is not transactional but one built on the basis of mutual growth. Rather than one-off submissions and commissions, we want to explore ways where we could build on your work and create something bigger. A note on freelancers ethics The Record strives to be as transparent with our readers as possible. In your email pitch to us please specify if the story stems out of a different project (work with an I/NGO, marketing campaign, other institutional affiliation), and other concerns regarding conflicts of interest.
Interested? Write to us at connect@recordnepal.com.
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News
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The state’s heavy-handed response to Dalit demands
Photo Essays
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These women spend all day carrying and transporting bricks. They represent the changing face of the construction industry in Nepal.
Explainers
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At least two memes are circulating on social media in Nepal praising Russian President Vladimir Putin for granting audience to a visually-impaired Russian teenager. Some of the claims made in the memes are false.
COVID19
News
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A daily summary of Covid19-related developments that matter
Features
8 min read
Steel buildings are cheaper, can be built faster, and can even be repurposed, but when they are built without proper designs, they turn into potential hazards.
Features
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Uncertainty and insecurity prevail for Nepalis in Australia
Features
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The authorities are finally being forced to address corona-related issues in prisons, but they still remain far too crowded
Features
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The families of the victims of the Rukum murders eye the government’s recent compensation offer with suspicion