Telugu Devotional Content Writer Job, Hyderabad

HinduTone is hiring. This is a current opening at HinduTone, posted on 1 November 2026.

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Employer: HinduTone
Role: Telugu Devotional Content Writer
Location: Hyderabad, Telangana, India
Work mode: Hybrid
Job type: Full-time
Experience: Excellent written Telugu; content writing, journalism or editing experience preferred, and freshers with strong Telugu writing samples may apply
Last date: 31 March 2027
Apply: through the HinduTone contact page

About the role

Telugu families look to the calendar all year: Ugadi, Sankranti, Karthika Masam, Vinayaka Chavithi, Bathukamma and many local observances. Readers want to know the date, the meaning, the story and how to observe each one correctly. HinduTone publishes this on telugu.hindutone.com, and we are hiring a Telugu Devotional Content Writer to make that section richer and more dependable.

The position is full-time and hybrid, based in Hyderabad, Telangana. You will write and edit Telugu articles on festivals, temples, Karthika Masam and other seasonal observances, stotras with their meanings, and daily Rasi Phalalu, always checking dates and facts and following our style and SEO briefs.

We are hiring because Telugu readers in Andhra Pradesh, Telangana and across the world are visiting in larger numbers, and each page deserves a writer who knows the language well. The role suits someone with excellent written Telugu and a genuine interest in temple and festival traditions. Experience in content writing, journalism or editing is preferred, and freshers with strong Telugu writing samples may apply.

What you will do

Write original Telugu articles on festivals, temples and seasonal observances from editorial briefs.
Prepare month-long features, such as Karthika Masam, Margasira and Dhanurmasam, with daily observances explained simply.
Write stotra pages that give the text, a clear word-by-word or verse-wise meaning and a short note on when it is recited.
Write and update daily Rasi Phalalu pages in a steady, balanced tone without exaggerated or fear-inducing claims.
Verify tithi, nakshatra and festival dates against reliable panchang and official sources, and record the source for your editor.
Edit and proofread drafts from other writers and translators for spelling, grammar, sandhi and natural phrasing.
Maintain consistent spellings for deity names, temple names, Sanskrit words and place names across the Telugu section.
Use SEO briefs for headings, titles and internal links while keeping the language natural.
Update older Telugu pages before each season so that readers always see current details.
Work with the English and Hindi teams so that shared topics stay aligned in all three languages.

Skills we are looking for

Must have

Excellent written Telugu with accurate spelling, grammar and a clear, readable style.
Knowledge of Telugu festivals, regional observances, stotras and the basic panchang terms.
Care with facts and the habit of checking sources before publishing.
A respectful, neutral tone that serves readers of different practices and backgrounds.
Fluent Telugu typing in Unicode and comfort with shared online documents.
Ability to accept editorial feedback and to meet deadlines.

Good to have

Experience in content writing, journalism, editing or proofreading.
Basic knowledge of SEO and how Telugu search queries are phrased.
Working English for reading briefs and reference material.
Experience with a content management system.
Reading knowledge of Sanskrit.

Who should apply

If you have written or edited Telugu for a newspaper, magazine, television channel, website or publisher, please send us your work. A degree in Telugu, journalism, mass communication, arts or any other subject is welcome, and so are equivalent practical writing skills.

Freshers with strong Telugu writing samples are encouraged to apply. A published blog, a college magazine feature, a short article on a festival or a stotra with your own explanation will help us judge your skill.

You should be able to work from Hyderabad on a hybrid basis. Office days are for editorial planning and review, and the remaining days can be worked from home. We are looking for someone who writes with devotion and discipline, not with exaggeration.

You do not need to be an expert in every temple or ritual. You do need to be curious, careful and willing to check a detail twice. If you are unsure whether you meet every point above, send your best samples anyway and let the work speak.

How you will grow

You will start with supervised articles and steadily take ownership of larger areas, such as a full month of seasonal content or the daily Rasi Phalalu series. Editors will review your drafts, so your writing and fact-checking will improve quickly.

You will learn how a multilingual publication plans a festival season, how search and structure affect Telugu pages, and how to maintain a large body of evergreen content. You will also deepen your understanding of the Telugu calendar and temple traditions, which is useful in any media, publishing or cultural career.

Because the Telugu pages are public, your work will form a portfolio that readers and future employers can see.

You will also learn the quiet skills of a good editor: when to shorten a long sentence, when to keep a traditional phrase as it is, and how to explain a stotra so that a young reader understands it without losing the dignity of the text. Our editors will give you written feedback on early drafts so you can see exactly what changed and why.

Preparing your application

A resume listing your writing, journalism or editing work, with links to published pieces.
Three to five Telugu samples, preferably on festivals, temples, devotional topics or explanatory writing.
A short original piece of about 300 words on Karthika Masam or another coming observance.
A brief note describing how you confirm dates and spellings before you publish.
Details of other languages you can read and write, especially English or Hindi.
If you are a fresher, include your best college or personal writing and say why you chose it.

Before the interview

Our overview of content writer jobs and how to prepare covers typical writing tests and what editors check. Before we speak, revise the key festivals of the next few months, the main panchang terms in Telugu and how you cite your sources.

How to apply

Share your updated resume with your relevant experience and links to work you can show, such as published articles, pages you have optimised, social media accounts you have run or a video portfolio.

Online: use the HinduTone contact page, choose “Other” as the reason and attach your resume (PDF, up to 5 MB)
Subject line: Application for Telugu Devotional Content Writer – Telugu Writing Samples

HinduTone never charges a fee for applications, interviews or joining. If anyone asks you for money in HinduTone’s name, do not pay and report it through our contact page.

Frequently asked questions

Can freshers apply for the Telugu content writer job?

Yes. Excellent written Telugu is the key requirement. Content writing, journalism or editing experience is preferred, but freshers with strong Telugu writing samples, such as blog posts, college features or festival explainers, may apply.

What will I write for telugu.hindutone.com?

You will write and edit Telugu articles on festivals, temples, Karthika Masam and other seasonal observances, stotras with meanings, and daily Rasi Phalalu, checking dates and facts and following HinduTone style and SEO briefs.

What is the salary for this Telugu writer role?

The salary is not published. It is discussed with shortlisted candidates and depends on their samples, experience and language skills. HinduTone never charges a fee for applications, interviews or joining.

Is this job hybrid and where is it based?

The job is full-time and hybrid, based in Hyderabad, Telangana. You will attend the office on planning and review days and work from home on the other days.

What is the last date to apply?

The last date to apply is 31 March 2027. Applications are read as they come in, so sending your Telugu samples and a short seasonal article early is helpful.

How do I apply for the Telugu Devotional Content Writer role?

Send your resume through the HinduTone contact page with the reason set to Other, using the subject line "Application for Telugu Devotional Content Writer – Telugu Writing Samples". Link or attach your samples. HinduTone never charges a fee.

Editor's note (1 November 2026)

This is an official HinduTone job opening. Salary is discussed with shortlisted candidates and is not listed here. If the role is filled or closed, this page will be updated.

Hiring: Telugu Devotional Content Writer in Hyderabad (Hybrid) – HinduTone

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