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Premium English Content by Khabar Lahariya

ASHA Munni Devi: Navigating Service, Survival, and Silence

January 8, 2025

Lullabies of Longing in Bundelkhand

December 23, 2024

They Mean Business | Part 3: The Everyday Grit of Five Women in Small-Town Shops

November 11, 2024

Caste Takes Center Stage in Chitrakoot’s Ramleela

October 11, 2024

Lullabies of Longing in Bundelkhand

December 23, 2024

Caste Takes Center Stage in Chitrakoot’s Ramleela

October 11, 2024

ASHA Munni Devi: Navigating Service, Survival, and Silence

January 8, 2025

They Mean Business | Part 3: The Everyday Grit of Five Women in Small-Town Shops

November 11, 2024

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  • 4 graphic narratives/explainers/novellas
  • 16 premium articles
  • 4 workshops/talks with the women of KL
  • 24 Hatke exclusive newsletters

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  • 4 graphic narratives/explainers/novellas
  • 16 premium articles
  • 4 workshops/talks with the women of KL
  • 24 Hatke exclusive newsletters

A Little About KL Hatke

For over two decades, Khabar Lahariya has redefined rural journalism and the idea of who is a journalist, broken stereotypes, acted as a powerful local watchdog, and brought rural news and stories into the mainstream. KL Hatke brings this brand of journalism and storytelling, now in English and through new digital storytelling formats.

Your contribution will help us continue delivering the finest reportage, bringing you diverse voices, unique perspectives, and stories from the Indian hinterlands.

Our subscription plans are affordable, starting at only Rs. 199.

Why Subscribe to KL Hatke

Khabar Lahariya has a long, revolutionary history as one of the first grassroots media collectives run by a uniquely diverse group of women, and editorially helmed by women from marginalised castes and rural communities. We have come a long way from starting as a hyperlocal print newspaper in Uttar Pradesh in 2002, often written from a feminist perspective for the semi-rural and rural audience in simple language and local dialects. If you want to read our truly fascinating history and journey so far, click here.

Now, as a digital-only publication since 2016, we still have a long way to go. For our future as an independent feminist media, KL Hatke is an important part of that independent and financially sustainable future.

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What will you get as a subscriber?

  • Deep Dives
  • Audio Episodes
  • Photo Essays
  • Panel Discussions
  • Digital Archives of KL’s print newspapers
  • Graphic Novella

Group Subscriptions

 

If your university, college, company, or organisation is interested in purchasing a subscription or setting up a trial, please get in touch with us at info@khabarlahariya.org or fill out this form.

Our current roster of university subscribers includes institutions such as

  • Stanford University
  • Princeton University
  • University of Washington
  • University of Chicago
  • Carleton College
  • Ashoka University
  • O.P. Jindal Global University
  • Azim Premji University

 

What Do You Get with
a Group Subscription?

In addition to access to all our paywalled content, your organization can also interact with the Khabar Lahariya team through a masterclass or a fireside chat. We offer both domain-based and IP-based access options for group subscriptions, along with a trial period to help you evaluate the subscription.

Media Masterclass

Our university partners can opt for a virtual masterclass with our experienced journalists for their students. In these sessions, our reporters have covered a range of topics, including the importance of amplifying voices from the margins and the unique challenges of rural reporting. They have also presented analyses of Khabar Lahariya’s impactful reportage, such as exposing healthcare lapses and illegal sand mining, as well as the intricacies of reporting on gender-based violence and caste discrimination. The masterclass can be particularly valuable and insightful for media and journalism students. Our team works closely with the relevant university department or faculty to design a masterclass that best suits their students' needs.

 

Fireside Chat

Ideal for organisations seeking a more personal interaction, our Fireside Chat and interactive Q&A format offer an opportunity to engage with members of Khabar Lahariya in an in-depth conversation. Organisations have chosen to discuss our history, our experience reporting from rural India for over two decades, our current operations, new ventures, and future plans.

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