Ghazala Ahmad is a journalist based in Delhi, India, focusing on local news and issues related to social justice, religious freedom, and minority rights. She writes for Maktoob, covering stories that shed light on the experiences and challenges faced by marginalized communities in India.
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Ghazala Ahmad's coverage primarily focuses on local issues related to government and politics, crime, and culture & society in India with a specific focus on Delhi. She has a strong inclination towards expert commentary and government announcements.
Given her extensive coverage of religious discrimination, hate crimes, police negligence, social injustice, and minority rights within the Indian context (especially Delhi), she would likely be interested in hearing from experts who can provide insights into these topics or individuals directly impacted by these issues. Additionally, given the high percentage of expert commentary attributed to her articles, it is clear that Ghazala values credible opinions from knowledgeable sources within this space.
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By: Ghazala Ahmad
The Bombay High Court’s Nagpur bench quashed and set aside the ‘illegal’ appointment of Dr. Bhimraya Metri, director of the Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Nagpur, as the acting Vice-Chancellor (VC) of Mahatma Gandhi Antarrashtriya Hindi Vishwavidyalaya (MGAHV), a central university in Maharashtra’s Wardha, on Thursday, March 28th.
By: Ghazala Ahmad
Gujarat University has issued official notices to seven students from Afghanistan to vacate the hostel rooms immediately, with five already complying with the orders. The university’s action came in the wake of the recent attack on foreign students by a right-wing Hindu mob while the students were offering Taraweeh prayers on the hostel premises.
By: Ghazala Ahmad
Abdur Rahman is a 1997 batch IPS officer who resigned from his post in 2019 as Inspector General in protest against the unconstitutional Citizen Amendment Act.
By: Ghazala Ahmad
“Iqra Hasan is winning the Kairana seat of western Uttar Pradesh in this Lok Sabha polls,” said Ahsan (40), Pradhan of Bhura village in Kairana’s Shamli. 2024 election, INDIA alliance, Iqra Hasan, Kairana, Samajwadi Party, Uttar Pradesh
By: Ghazala Ahmad
As campaigning for the second phase of Lok Sabha polls gains momentum, Kunwar Danish Ali, the sitting MP from the Amroha constituency of Western Uttar Pradesh has once again landed in a political fray.
In the videos that surfaced on the internet, the voters are recounting how they were assaulted, thrashed, abused, and sent back without voting and showing the injuries sustained on their body
The Lucknow Lok Sabha constituency of East Uttar Pradesh will go to the polls in the upcoming phase of the 2024 general election on May 20th, Monday.
Once referred to as the “Manchester of Handloom” by Jawahar Lal Nehru, the country's first prime minister, Mau in Eastern Uttar Pradesh now lives under dark clouds of uncertainty.In the ‘city of weavers’, the weaving industry boasts a legacy of at least 500 years, but at the same time, the present holds nothing for them to be happy about.
By: Ghazala Ahmad
Bengaluru Police on Sunday evening thwarted a peaceful pro-Palestine protest in Frazer Town, detaining more than 20 people before they could even register the protest.
By: Ghazala Ahmad, Md Meharban
Crush at religious event kills at least 121 people, most of them women, whose relatives now seek justice as they consider a future without them.
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