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Srinagar based Journalist/Writer ; I read non fiction, current affairs. Retweets not an endorsement ; Editor-in-Chief Rising Kashmir

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  1. Pinned Tweet
    31 May 2018

    2018

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    14 Jun 2018

    The United Nations General Assembly overwhelmingly passed a resolution condemning Israel for recent clashes along the Gaza border

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    14 Jun 2018

    India rejects UN reports on Kashmir.

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    14 Jun 2018

    First-ever report on calls for inquiry into multiple violations

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  5. 14 Jun 2018

    First ever such report on HR violations in

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    13 Jun 2018

    Five students Graduate from

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    14 Jun 2018

    India slams UN report on Kashmir, calls it fallacious and tendentious, and violates India's sovereignty:

    For the first time ever UN Human Rights office publishes 49 page report on Kashmir, slams both India and Pakistan for violations on both sides of the LoC, calls for India to repeal AFSPA, release political prisoners, enquiry etc. Awaiting response
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    14 Jun 2018

    Some of the key points from report on human rights violations in Kashmir – Impunity for human rights violations and lack of access to justice, in the first ever report on the gruesome human rights situation in Kashmir.

    “Impunity for human rights violations and lack of access to justice are key human rights challenges in the state of Jammu and Kashmir,” says UN Human Rights in its first-ever report on the human rights situation in . Read more:
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    14 Jun 2018

    This is big: first ever UN human rights report on Kashmir, calls for international probe

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  10. Retweeted
    13 Jun 2018

    is one of the most respected journalists, he has mentored many young journalists in the valley, people should go through his reportage before really passing any comments on him-

    It is unfortunate that a credible think tank like should allow this diatribe in absence of the person referred to. In we have done Journalism with pride and will continue to highlight what happens on ground.
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    13 Jun 2018

    A Ranganathan criticises for being a biased editor when it comes to Kashmir reporting.

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    In which rips apart biased media reportage from the valley with one sample case of an editor who does not practice what he preaches. At the panel discussion on ‘Fourth Estate at the Frontlines’ while ‘Tackling Insurgent Ideologies’. Must watch!
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  12. 13 Jun 2018

    It is unfortunate that a credible think tank like should allow this diatribe in absence of the person referred to. In we have done Journalism with pride and will continue to highlight what happens on ground.

    A Ranganathan says that said publicly when it comes to Prophet Mohammad (SAW) he is proud to be intolerant. In religion there is no absolute tolerance and a line has been drawn. He says he takes quasi Islamist stance and hence has biased reportage on Kashmir.
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    13 Jun 2018

    Former Diplomat and strategic affairs expert extends support to the protest by and his colleagues. Says, 'IAS are just following orders. The masterminds are somewhere else.'

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    13 Jun 2018
    Replying to

    Much of this, though, has to do with bad management, and social/political inequality, it is not inevitable that countries run short:

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    13 Jun 2018

    "Kashmir Cease-Ops has generated goodwill, brought down levels of violence" says Home Minister Rajnath Singh in excl interview to , decision on extending the NICO to Amarnath Yatra to be taken after security review completed.

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    13 Jun 2018

    Time to teach a lesson has come: reports - ​

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    13 Jun 2018

    Major reshuffle ordered in police department

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    13 Jun 2018

    Govt orders transfers, postings in civil admin

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  19. 13 Jun 2018

    Condolences to family

    Watalis bereaved
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    13 Jun 2018

    For the first time in 66 years, Kashmiri Muslim and Kashmiri Pandit artists would share a common platform for an art exhibition in Srinagar. reports - Rabiya Bashir​

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    13 Jun 2018

    Maximum casualties along J-K IB this year

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