Jamil Nagri is a journalist at Dawn Group of Newspapers. He covers a diverse range of themes including regional interest and world news, with a particular focus on travel and tourism, legal affairs, and public security. Jamil's work has been featured in Asia International News and the Dawn Group of Newspapers.
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Gilgit, Pakistan (Local)
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Jamil Nagri's local focus on Pakistan, particularly Karachi, and coverage of government announcements and evolving political stories related to Gilgit-Baltistan suggests that he is likely to be most responsive to pitches offering insights into local politics, protests, or government policy in the region. He may also be interested in exclusive information about ongoing protests or significant social issues affecting the area.
Given the high percentage of government-related themes covered by Jamil Nagri, pitches could highlight expert commentary from individuals with deep knowledge of local governance structures and policies within Gilgit-Baltistan. Additionally, sources who are directly involved in or affected by the evolving stories covered may find success when reaching out for interviews or comments.
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They burnt tyres and blocked the main Quaid-i-Azam Road at Public Chowk in Jutial for several hours, demanding that the government ensure uninterrupted power supply.
GILGIT: Six climbers, including foreign mountaineers and Sherpa guides, summited Gasherbrum-II, the 8,035-metre peak...
According to the Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD), rains will continue till July 26.
By: Jamil Nagri
The condition of one of the climbers is said to be critical as he suffered a head injury, while bad weather has hampered the helicopter rescue operation.
By: Jamil Nagri
Director General of the GB Disaster Management Authority (GBDMA) Ataur Rehman Kakar told Dawn that heavy machinery had been deployed and restoration work was continuing round the clock to reopen blocked roads.
• Scores of residents, tourists remain stranded; flood-hit communities grapple with water, power, communication outages
