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Farooq Shah

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New Delhi
As seen in: Kashmir Observer, MSN India, Nature, Wiley Online Library, PLOS, MDPI, Gulf News, Science Magazine, Dawn, The Wire (India), MENAFN and
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I have been a journalist for the past 20 years. I have worked for a host of national and international newspapers and portals at various positions.

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How One Bungalow Led to Bigger Questions at Central University of Kashmir

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By Farooq Shah
| Kashmir Observer Verified
The government bungalow in Srinagar’s Jawahar Nagar stands in the Vice-Chancellor’s name. But the residence, furnished and allotted for the head of the Central University of Kashmir, serves a different purpose today. Sandhya Tiwari, a professor of English at the university, lives there with the Vice-Chancellor’s permission, according to the university’s own account. Vice-Chancellor A. Ravindernath, meanwhile, lives elsewhere.
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A Platinum Jubilee, a Political Speech and the Questions Facing India's First IIT

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By Farooq Shah
| The Wire (India) Verified
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Interview | 'There will be no winners in this war, only losers,' says noted Jewish-American political scientist

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By Farooq Shah
| MSN India Verified
Farooq Shah In this interview with The Wire about the ongoing United States (US)-Israeli conflict with Iran, Alon Ben-Meir , an Iraqi-born Jewish-American political scientist and seasoned West Asia negotiator, says that the “majority of Republicans, especially Evangelical Christians, support Israel no matter what Israel does or does not”.
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