Auqib Salam is an Author at Greater Kashmir. He covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a particular focus on environmental issues, transportation, and spirituality. Auqib's work has been featured in Greater Kashmir, where he explores themes related to climate change, agriculture, and water management.
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Srinagar, India (Local)
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Auqib's coverage concentrates on local news in the Srinagar region, emphasizing government and politics, crime, as well as cultural and societal aspects. To effectively engage with him, pitches should offer insights into these specific areas within the context of Srinagar or Kashmir.
Given Auqib's focus on evolving stories and expert commentary, he may be open to sources who can provide detailed insights into ongoing issues such as infrastructure problems, road accidents, power supply challenges or other matters affecting Srinagar. Additionally, experts offering perspectives on government policies and their impact at a local level may also find traction in his reporting.
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Several passengers injured as e-rickshaw skids on uneven surface at Nowpora
Eyewitnesses said the incident occurred when a group of boys had entered the stream to cool off amid the ongoing heatwave.
By: Auqib Salam
Residents seek fencing, warning signs and patrols as children flock to rivers and streams during summer break
Police, SDRF launch rescue operation after 13-year-old goes missing while bathing
Police, SDRF, NDRF, divers , local volunteers join massive operation
Residents of several Uptown and Downtown areas have complained of unscheduled power cuts. Several colonies including in posh Rawalpora face unscheduled power cuts despite being fully metered.
Residents seek government intervention as poultry rates ranges from Rs 180 to Rs 200 per kg in Srinagar
By: Auqib Salam
Residents said the problem becomes even more severe during rainy weather when potholes fill with water, creating cesspools that conceal the damaged surface and make the road slippery.
From Uptown localities to Hazratbal, Soura, Nigeen, uncovered manholes, uneven chamber covers and temporary wooden planks continue to endanger thousands of commuters every day.
Potholes take toll on patients, commuters Srinagar, Jul 13: Failure of authorities to undertake repairs of Ali Jan Road stretch connecting
