Indian Native Content Writer (Multiple Languages) – Family Safety / Parenting Topics

1. Job Description: We are looking for native-level content writers based in India who understand local culture, parenting realities, and the everyday digital life of Indian families. This is a remote, long-term collaboration opportunity. You will be writing articles on topics like screen time management, online safety, digital parenting, and teen well-being —all tailored for Indian parents and caregivers. 2. What You'll Do: Write clear, structured articles in your native Indian language, based on outlines we provide (in English) Help us identify if a topic or angle does not fit Indian cultural realities—and suggest adjustments Use relevant local data, references, or authoritative sources when needed to strengthen your writing Avoid phrasing that sounds like "spying" or "monitoring"—we focus on positive, supportive language around parenting and safety 3. Language Requirements: We are looking for writers who are fluent in one or more of the following Indian languages (reading and writing): English Hindi (हिन्दी) Telugu (తెలుగు) Tamil (தமிழ்) Marathi (मराठी) Malayalam (മലയാളം) Kannada (ಕನ್ನಡ) Gujarati (ગુજરાતી) 4. What We're Looking For: Strong understanding of Indian culture, regional differences, and parenting norms Ability to follow detailed outlines and structured formats Ability to reference credible Indian data sources (e.g., NCERT, NTA, government reports, or trusted local media) Awareness of content safety—no exaggerated claims, no privacy violations, no "spy" language Reliable, responsive, and able to meet weekly deadlines 5. Bonus (Not Required): Experience writing about education, exams (JEE/NEET), parenting, or teen psychology Active presence on platforms like Reddit, LinkedIn, Quora, or Facebook groups (we're interested in understanding your broader capabilities—this is not a requirement for hiring) 6. How to Apply: Please answer our questionnaire based on your actual situation. We'll review applications and may follow up with a trial article before confirming long-term collaboration.