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Mohammad Waseem

(He/Him)
Jammu
Covers:  Environment, agriculture, rural life, culture, human interest, and crime and social justice.
Doesn't Cover: Politics
Student of journalism | @thekashmiriyatnews | @Kashmirtimes | @kashmirlife |

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I’m Mohammad Waseem, Srinagar journalist and storyteller currently pursuing my Master’s in Journalism. My work explores the intersections of culture, economy, and social change in South Asia, with a focus on amplifying underreported voices and stories from Kashmir.

I started my career as a trainee reporter at The Kashmiriyat in 2021, where I gained experience across print, photography, and multimedia reporting. Since then, I’ve developed a portfolio of long-form and investigative stories, cove…

What was your first job as a journalist?

My first job as a journalist was with The Kashmiriyat back in 2021, where I worked remotely as a trainee reporter. It was my entry point into the field—I wrote small news pieces, did interviews, and got hands-on with reporting basics. Even though it was a modest start, it taught me how a newsroom functions and gave me the confidence to take journalism seriously as a career

Have you ever used a typewriter?

No, but I have seen an uncle using a typewriter.

How is social media changing news?

Social media has completely changed the way news works. On one hand, it has made information faster and more accessible—stories break on X (Twitter), Instagram, or WhatsApp before they hit mainstream outlets. It also gives journalists a direct way to reach audiences without gatekeepers. But on the other hand, it has blurred the line between verified news and rumours, making misinformation a big challenge. For me, it’s both a tool and a test—you can’t ignore it, but you also can’t trust it blindly.