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Rupam Jain
Rupam Jain

Rupam Jain is a journalist specializing in news from South Asia and Afghanistan. She has worked in international newsrooms of Reuters and AFP for 18 years. Rupam also leads a centre for immersive learning at a private Indian university.


How Online Shopping Spurred a Sex-Toy Boom In India

How Online Shopping Spurred a Sex-Toy Boom In India

Indian women are taking charge of their own pleasure, guided by online influencers and easier access to a wealth of new products.

by Rupam Jain
A Cricket Win So Major, It Could Change Sport in India Forever

A Cricket Win So Major, It Could Change Sport in India Forever

'The journalist in me was elated, the woman in me felt validated'—The Persistent sits down with the sports reporter Rica Roy as she reflects on the significance of India’s women’s World Cup win.

by Rupam Jain
In the Aftermath of a Devastating Earthquake, Afghan Women Struggle to Get Help...Because They’re Women

In the Aftermath of a Devastating Earthquake, Afghan Women Struggle to Get Help...Because They’re Women

Taliban restrictions have made women medics a rarity, putting women’s health, care and survival at serious risk.

by Rupam Jain

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