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Abdul's coverage predominantly focuses on agriculture, with an emphasis on government announcements and data-backed reports. Given this, he would likely be most responsive to pitches that offer in-depth analysis of agricultural policies, food security initiatives or the impact of government decisions related to farming.
Additionally, Abdul may find value in stories that highlight the intersection between agriculture and topics such as women empowerment, water resources management or sustainable farming practices.
Considering his extensive coverage of Pakistan and its neighboring regions, pitches should align with these geographical areas for a higher chance of engagement.
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By: Abdul Ahad
The article traces how the Kumbh Mela is being reimagined from a myth-based bathing festival at four riverine sites into a civilisational template that links sacred time, water and geography across India. It argues that this expansion, which seeks to integrate diverse regions like Kerala and Kashmir into a unified Kumbh framework, risks erasing distinct ritual traditions and sacred cartographies, particularly Kashmir’s autonomous Shaivite-inflected religious landscape.
A Quiet Revolution in the Boardroom On a Monday morning, a regional sales director studies a familiar glow: charts, KPIs, and trend lines arranged with clinical precision.
Indian History is replete with examples of minority kings who accommodated the majority and Hindu kings who demolished temples, but contemporary narratives tend to reduce history to simplistic binaries
By: Abdul Ahad
The article examines the Kashmiri Pandit exodus through a legal and historical lens, arguing that while their suffering, displacement and targeted killings were profound and undeniable, the episode does not yet meet the strict UN definition of genocide, which requires demonstrable intent to physically destroy a group. It situates the tragedy within the wider Kashmir insurgency, unresolved political grievances, administrative complicity, and the broader suffering of Kashmiri Muslims, urging a shift from contesting labels to ensuring justice, safe return, restitution, and inter-communal reconciliation based on evidence, law and shared humanity.
Half-truths and myths are often used as propaganda tools but such distortions of the past can result in flawed policy decisions, obstructing reconciliation
Dalal Commission should not be treated as definitive given the challenges to it, the public protest that followed, and the fact that historical
By: Abdul Ahad
An examination of how gaps between planning and execution, political visibility, and fragmented volunteer efforts shaped flood relief during Upper Assam's latest disaster.
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By: Abdul Ahad
Health camps after Assam's recurring floods have become a familiar ritual. With lakhs of people affected and hundreds of villages inundated during the latest wa
By: Abdul Ahad
Whether understood as metaphor or as something more layered, the remark reflects how deeply the past continued to inform the present, even in the formal setting of international diplomacy
