Niraj Warikoo is a Staff Writer at the Detroit Free Press. He specializes in reporting on religion and immigration, exploring themes such as cultural movements, societal impacts, and security issues related to these topics. Niraj's work has been featured in various publications, including USA TODAY, The Island Packet, and Yahoo News.
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Niraj Warikoo's coverage predominantly focuses on local news in Michigan, particularly in Detroit. His articles often revolve around evolving stories, government announcements, legal policy regulations, and breaking news related to topics such as the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, LGBTQ+ rights, Arab Americans, and interfaith work.
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Vincent Chin's death 44 years ago is being remembered Saturday in Detroit where a street sign is named after him. Detroit Free Press
By: Niraj Warikoo
Detroit Free Press For decades, many Chaldeans lived in an area around 7 Mile east of Woodward Avenue in Detroit, opening up dozens of stores and other small businesses.
By: Niraj Warikoo
Dearborn Pubilc Schools is asking voters to approve a $1.51 billion bond proposal to build six new school buildings.
By: Niraj Warikoo
Detroit Free Press 22nd annual Arbaeen walk for justice in Dearborn draws the faithful The annual Ashura procession in Dearborn is set for Sunday, June 26.
By: Niraj Warikoo
Detroit Free Press Islamic leader speaks at opening of his mosque in Dearborn Heights Shia Muslims held a march in Dearborn for Ashura on Sunday, June 28.
By: Niraj Warikoo
Madison Heights police said they have arrested a man in connection with violent threats against Muslims at a mosque in Michigan.
By: Niraj Warikoo
200 faith leaders in Michigan spoke out in defense of voting rights as DOJ announces plans to send election monitors to state.
Detroit Free Press City of Dearborn receives $8.1 million grant from FEMA for flooding problems. The FEMA grant will help Dearborn improve its sewer systems.
By: Niraj Warikoo
Based in Dearborn, ACCESS has grown its annual revenue from $19 million in 2011 to $55 million in 2025.
Since the start of the war in Gaza in 2023, an estimated 5,000 to 6,000 Palestinians have lost their limbs, about a quarter of them children.
