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Mahima A. Jain

Joined Atlas Obscura in 2020

I am an independent journalist and editor based in Bengaluru, India. I report on the issues relating to gender, environment, culture and socio-economic development. My writing has appeared in several publications, including BBC Travel, The New Internationalist, IndiaSpend, The Hindu and others. Apart from several regions in India, I have also reported from France, UK, Croatia, Slovenia, Vietnam and Sri Lanka. I am a recipient of the International Women’s Media Foundation Grant for reporting women’s issues 2019, the Earth Journalism Network Bay of Bengal Grant 2019, the Earth Journalism Network Asia-Pacific Story Grant 2018, and the UNESCO-Sahapedia Fellowship 2018 and NTICVA UK Visiting Fellowship 2015. Follow me on: Twitter: @theplainjain Instagram: @mahima.a.jain
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Wrangling an eight-foot king cobra is all in a day's work for Ajay Giri, field director of the Agumbe Reserve Research Station in western India.

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Meet the King Cobra Rescue Team That Saves Both People and Snakes

A research station in India is on call 24/7 to aid wayward reptiles in need.

By Mahima A. Jain
Temple attendants conduct the ritual bathing of the idols of (left to right) Balabhadra, Subhadra, and Jagannath in Puri on June 6, 2020.

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Lockdown and the Festival Where Hindu Gods Go Into Isolation

The complex ceremonies continue, but likely without hundreds of thousands of devotees.

By Mahima A. Jain
Parmanand Sharma, a glaciologist with the NCPOR.

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Glacier Research Is Particularly Treacherous at the 'Third Pole'

Scientists in the Indian Himalayas deal with low oxygen, zip lines, and paths blocked by giant boulders.

By Mahima A. Jain

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