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Sajad Hameed

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Covers:  Conflict, human rights, climate and environment, art and culture, health and education.
Visual journalist & Filmmaker | Covers War AnD Life | Work @France24 @Cbcnews @Telegraph @Abcnews @Thedailybeast @WSJ @guardian @Himalistan @AJenglish @indyurdu

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As a Multimedia Journalist & video Editor based in India-administerd-kashmir, I am passionate about storytelling and bringing impactful stories to the forefront. With a Bachelor's in Multimedia and Mass communication and over six years of experience, I have covered a wide range of topics, including conflict, human rights, climate and environment, art and culture, health and education across India. I have worked with esteemed organizations …

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How a Single Genetic Mutation Led to the Quietest Village on Earth

How a Single Genetic Mutation Led to the Quietest Village on Earth

That’s because Dadkhai—inhabited by about 300 families, according to locals—is known as the “silent village.”…

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'No firing from another side': Locals question police version on Rambagh 'encounter' - Maktoob me...

'No firing from another side': Locals question police version on Rambagh 'encounter' - Maktoob me...

Politicians, activists and families in the Valley have questioned the official version after the Jammu and Ka…

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Kashmir: Police detain family members demanding return of dead bodies of killed civilians - Makto...

Kashmir: Police detain family members demanding return of dead bodies of killed civilians - Makto...

Jammu and Kashmir Police have detained family members of Altaf Ahmad Bhat and Mudasir Gul who were killed by …

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Families of Kashmiris jailed in UP for celebrating Pak victory seek justice - Maktoob media

Families of Kashmiris jailed in UP for celebrating Pak victory seek justice - Maktoob media

Three Kashmiri students of Raja Balwant Singh Engineering Technical campus, in Agra, Uttar Pradesh, were arre…

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Born deaf and mute in Kashmir's 'silent village': 'This disease has bruised every soul here'

Born deaf and mute in Kashmir's 'silent village': 'This disease has bruised every soul here'

A defective gene is thought to be behind the high prevalance of deaf-mutism plaguing Dhadkaie - is inter-marr…

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Surviving climate change in Kashmir | FairPlanet

Surviving climate change in Kashmir | FairPlanet

Mohammad Aslam, a young farmer from Anantnag, gets goosebumps whenever he visits his farmland. The once lush …

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Nepal Pays for a Climate Crisis It Didn’t Create

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By Rehan Qayoom, Sajad Hameed Verified, Rehan Qayoom Mir Verified
| The Progressive Verified
The wall outside Tribhuvan University Teaching Hospital in Kathmandu, Nepal, is covered with photographs of people who have not come home. Relatives look through the rows, stopping at faces they recognize and continuously checking for any new information. For families whose loved ones disappeared in the devastating floods along the Nepal-Tibet border in August, the wall has become a place to wait, search, and hope.
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The Iran War Is Starving India

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By Sajad Hameed Verified, Rehan Qayoom Mir Verified
| Yahoo Verified
At the edge of Hazrat Nizamuddin railway station, families cluster along the platform, their belongings packed into cloth bundles and plastic sacks. Children lie half asleep in their mothers' laps as announcements echo overhead. Trains heading toward Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, and beyond are full. Over the past few days, railway workers say, the crowds have grown noticeably thicker.
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The Iran War Is Starving India

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By Sajad Hameed Verified
| Jacobin Verified
At the edge of Hazrat Nizamuddin railway station, families cluster along the platform, their belongings packed into cloth bundles and plastic sacks. Children lie half asleep in their mothers’ laps as announcements echo overhead. Trains heading toward Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, and beyond are full. Over the past few days, railway workers say, the crowds have grown noticeably thicker.
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