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Numan Bhat

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Delhi, Jammu and Kashmīr
As seen in: MSN Malaysia, MSN South Africa, MSN UK, The Guardian, The Telegraph, Metro (UK), Flipboard, Outlook (India), Yahoo, The Quint and
Covers:  I cover a diverse range of topics, including human rights, culture, social issues, environment, and features. My work often focuses on highlighting the challenges faced by marginalized communities and

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I am Numan Bhat, a multimedia journalist with a passion for storytelling across various platforms. I have experience in both print and digital media, covering a wide range of topics including human rights, culture, and social issues. My work is driven by a deep commitment to bringing untold stories to light, especially those affecting marginalized communities. With skills in photography, videography, and writing, I create compelling narratives that resonate with audiences. I am dedicated to my …

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Healthcare Workers Taking Oath Against Drugs In Kashmir

Healthcare Workers Taking Oath Against Drugs In Kashmir

A pledge against drug addiction was taken by healthcare workers in presence of Director Health Kashmir on Sat…

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NEET 22: Shopian Boy Tops J&K, Secures All India Rank 10

NEET 22: Shopian Boy Tops J&K, Secures All India Rank 10

Festivities broke out in the family of a fruit merchant in Shopian district of Kashmir after his son topped t…

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Edible Gems of Wular Lake : Photo story

Edible Gems of Wular Lake : Photo story

The water chestnut harvest has begun in the Wular lake, one of the largest freshwater lakes in Asia. It is a …

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Power Crisis: Lives Affected As Kashmir Gets Only 2 Hrs of Electricity a Day

Power Crisis: Lives Affected As Kashmir Gets Only 2 Hrs of Electricity a Day

Video Producer: Varsha Rani Video Editor: Puenendru Pritam Kashmir is facing its worst power outage as the co…

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Protests and Debate in Kashmir After Reports of Ali Khamenei’s Death

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By Numan Bhat
| FairPlanet
On the morning of 1 March 2026, the usually crowded lanes of Srinagar’s old city fell into an unusual quiet. Overnight, reports had spread rapidly across social media and messaging platforms claiming that Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei, had been killed in a strike amid escalating tensions in West Asia. The news moved quickly from phone screens to everyday conversations. By early morning, it had reached homes, mosques, and marketplaces across the Kashmir Valley.
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The Myth of “Pregnancy Tourism” to Ladakh, India — The Revealer

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By Numan Bhat, Numan BhatPublished
| The Revealer (Podcast)
(Brokpa women in India. Image source: Subodh Shetty/Atlas of Humanity) High above the Indus River, in the rugged folds of Ladakh’s western frontier in northern India, lies a string of villages once called “The Last of the Aryans.” The Brokpa people in the towns of Dah, Hanu, Garkon, and Darchik have lived here for centuries, growing barley and apricots under the sunburned mountains. In the late 1990s, a strange story began to appear in travel books and tabloids.
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The truth behind Ladakh's 'Aryan villages' myth

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By Numan Bhat
| MSN Malaysia
Numan Bhat Along the upper stretch of the Indus River, hidden between steep rocky hills, lie the small villages of Ladakh, once promoted as ‘The Last Aryan Settlements'. For generations, the Brokpa people of Dah, Hanu, Garkon, and Darchik lived in this Himalayan region of northern India, growing barley, tending orchards, and passing down traditions shaped by the harsh but beautiful land that stretches into the Tibetan plateau.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Report the TRUTH

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes, many times

How is social media changing news?

Social media is transforming news by enabling real-time sharing and citizen journalism, where anyone can report events as they happen. It allows for personalized news feeds tailored to individual interests but also risks creating echo chambers. Additionally, social media fosters greater audience engagement, making news a more interactive and participatory experience than ever before.

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