Ameerudheen's Portfolio

T.A. Ameerudheen'S PORTFOLIO

T.A. Ameerudheen is a multimedia journalist with extensive experience in covering politics, health, climate change and sports
Producer of documentaries and podcasts
Videographer, video editor, and photographer
Editor and writer of long-form stories, ground reports, feature stories, columns, op-ed pieces, breaking news and video scripts
Social media management expert
Knowledge in various Content Management Systems
Works featured in Al Jazeera, RT (Russia Today ), Scroll.in, Quartz, The Times of India, The Hindu, The New Indian Express, Onmanorama, Hindustan Times & Vartha Bharati (Kannada newspaper)

video stories

Watch this documentary on Vartha Bharati to know about Charaka , the all-women’s multipurpose industrial cooperative society in Karnataka’s Shivamogga district. Charaka is the largest producer of naturally-dyed cotton handlooms in the country

Interview with Shashi Tharoor during India's general election in May 2024, on RT

Want to know more about natural dyeing using arecanut? Watch this video on Mongabay India

This story on RT uncovers how India's stellar achievements have ignited a newfound passion for astronomy among its people

Want to know about India's first Carbon Nuetral Gram Panchayat? Watch this documentary on Mongabay India

First of the @RavishKumarOffcial's two-part analysis of the landslides that killed more than 400 people in Wayanad in the South Indian state of Kerala in July. Provided camera visuals & drone shots for this story.

Anand Malligavad, popularly known as Lakeman of Bangalore, is on a mission to rejuvenate hundreds of lakes in Bangalore, in an attempt to the find a solution to the city's water woes. Learn about his efforts from this story on RT

Life story of the only cabbie-mom in Bangalore, on RT

Interview with former India cricketer S Sreesanth, for Onmaorama

Nipah, the deadly zoonotic virus, was detected in Kerala once again in 2023. This ground report on RT has all the details about the outbreak

This ground report on RT explores why fisherpeople are protesting against a seaport project in Vizhinjam in Kerala

Second of @RavishKumarOffcial's analysis of the landslides that killed more than 400 people in Wayanad in the South Indian state of Kerala in July. Provided camera visuals & drone shots for this story.

Interview with India's 'Metroman' E Sreedharan during the Kerala Assembly polls in 2021, on Onmanorama

Interview with Paranjoy Guha Thakurtaha, on Vartha Bharati

Interview with U.S. historian Stephen Dale, who extensively researched on Malabar rebellion, on Onmanorama

Documentary on Kerala's biggest jewellery scam, on Onmanorama

Ground reports

‘Bring him back’: Hope meets loss in Indian villages hit by landslidesNearly 300 people have been killed in the landslides in Kerala state, and the toll is expected to rise.

Al Jazeera, August 2, 2024

BJP’s street-fighters in coastal Karnataka want a share in powerThe Billavas have been steadfast supporters of the BJP’s Hindutva project. But a younger generation is growing disenchanted with the party.

Scroll.in, April 25, 2024

Ground report: How Akhila became Hadiya – and why her case has reached the Supreme CourtA young woman adopted Islam, defying her Hindu family. The case has roiled Kerala.

Scroll.in, August 30, 2017

Indian Gulf workers: The unlikely voters parties are wooing for electionsAs the southern Indian state of Kerala votes on April 26, thousands are flying back from the Gulf to cast their ballot.

Al Jazeera, April 24, 2024

In North Karnataka, drought tops poll agenda – not allegations against Prajwal RevannaThe BJP’s Hindutva push is unlikely to have much impact amid a severe water shortage.

Scroll.in, May 6, 2024

Why Congress isn’t celebrating the Karnataka result despite improving its tallyThe BJP’s performance could strengthen BS Yediyurappa’s grip over the state unit.

In Karnataka, Deve Gowda's supporters feel his party should join hands with BJP to defeat CongressThe Vokkaliga community feels that Janata Dal (S) should ally with the BJP to shunt the Siddaramaiah-led Congress out of power.

In Coastal Karnataka, as assembly polls approach, a spate of political killings deepens tensionsAn RSS worker was killed last week, allegedly in retaliation to the murder of a Social Democratic Party of India activist last month.

‘Informed solidarity’: Why India’s Kerala saw mass rallies for PalestiniansThe southern Indian state’s political parties, activists and Muslim groups hold rallies and events, demanding ceasefire.

Al Jazeera, November 15, 2023

How Karnataka’s once-powerful Janata Dal Secular was reduced to a Hindutva offshootThe HD Deve Gowda-led JD(S) faces an existential crisis. A poor performance could see it lose sway over the state’s significant Vokkaliga community to the BJP.

Karnataka farmers hope Supreme Court order on Cauvery water will make farm distress a campaign issueThough political parties have started talking about water scarcity, the resultant agrarian crisis has not featured prominently in their campaigns so far.

In coastal Karnataka, families of murdered Muslim restaurateur and Hindu salesman seek answersAbdul Basheer and Deepak Rao, attacked within hours of each other last week, led quiet lives. Neither was an active political worker.

features

Bible Yakshagana was a hit in Karnataka in the 1970s – now, it’s considered ‘Christian propaganda’The show narrates the story of Jesus through a theatre form that usually draws from the Hindu epics.

Scroll.in, July 31, 2017

The show is over at India’s only public circus academy—and nobody seems to careOnly one artiste remains.

A man dreamt of a forest. It became a model for the world | Good Food MovementNow 79, Abdul Kareem guards his thriving creation with care

How a Kerala grandma went from Kalaripayattu exponent to internet star to Padma Shri winnerMeenakshi Amma enjoys being likened to a warrior heroine from the famous ballads.

Scroll.in, January 28, 2017

‘I’m alive today thanks to Russian technology’ – first Indian in spaceA pioneering Indian astronaut believes that collaboration rather than competition will benefit humanity

The role of stewardship in fighting drug resistance | Good Food MovementWe’re running out of lifesaving antibiotics

Sports

Why Bengaluru produces India’s best swimmers: great coaches and even greater weatherSajan Prakash and Shivani Kataria are the latest to join the long list of Olympian swimmers from the Karnataka capital.

Scroll.in, July 25, 2016

I don’t want to see blood on the pitch anymore, says Aussie pace great Jeff ThomsonBut the legendary bowler exhorted young fast bowlers to 'let the batsman know who you are'.

Scroll.in, September 9, 2016

climate change & environment

Blame game rages over the forest fire that ravaged Bandipur Tiger ReserveEarlier blamed for having caused the fire that destroyed more than 2,000 hectares, Jenu Kuruba community in turn puts the onus for it on the forest department.

Scroll.in, Feb 28, 2017

How pesticide overuse is turning Kerala’s rice bowl into an ecological wastelandThe state was supposed to shift completely to organic farming by 2020. That remains a distant dream.

Scroll.in, Feb 17, 2019

podcasts

Let's Talk Podcast: ICMR's epidemiology panel chief Dr DCS Reddy on India's COVID fightDr DCS Reddy, head of the research group on Epidemiology and Surveillance under Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) explains effectiveness of.Let's Talk Podcast. Dr DCS Reddy. ICMR. Epidemiology and Surveillance. COVID-19. Indian Council of Medical Research

Let's Talk Podcast: Dr T V Sajeev explains Athirappilly hydel power project and biodiversityDr T V Sajeev, who works with the Kerala Forest Research Institute, explains what is Athirappilly hydro electric power project, how it will.Let's Talk Podcast. Dr T V Sajeev. Athirappilly hydel power project. biodiversity and power projects

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