
Aashiq Hussain Andrabi
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Journalist | Content Manager | Communication & Digital Media Manager | I like humans, words, and good coffee.
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1 week ago |
kashmirobserver.net | Aashiq Hussain Andrabi
When you meet Zainab Syed, what stands out first isn’t the fact that she’s an intellectual property lawyer, it’s how deeply she cares about stories. Not just the stories people tell, but the ones they build with their hands, invent in their workshops, or pass down through generations. Zainab runs Kashmir’s first IPR (Intellectual Property Rights) law firm, and for over a decade, she’s been helping artists, artisans, entrepreneurs, and small businesses protect the work they create.
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1 week ago |
htsyndication.com | Aashiq Hussain Andrabi
Srinagar, April 18 -- Zainab runs Kashmir's first IPR (Intellectual Property Rights) law firm, and for over a decade, she's been helping artists, artisans, entrepreneurs, and small businesses protect the work they create. Her office in Srinagar is often full of people who've never met a lawyer before-carpet weavers, sculptors, tech founders, farmers with ideas. She listens closely, not with the distance of legalese, but with a sense of shared purpose.
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2 weeks ago |
kashmirobserver.net | Aashiq Hussain Andrabi
For more than 20 years, Nighat Shafi Pandit has quietly but powerfully shaped the social landscape of Jammu and Kashmir. From championing women’s empowerment to promoting education and harmony, her work speaks of deep commitment and quiet resilience. As the founder of HELP Foundation and an advisor to several state and national bodies, Nighat has helped build initiatives that touch lives—whether through microfinance, cultural preservation, or grassroots development.
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1 month ago |
kashmirobserver.net | Aashiq Hussain Andrabi
Dr. Rukhsan ul Haq, a visionary tech evangelist and Quantum Computation Scientist sat down for a tête-à-tête with Kashmir Observer. In this exclusive excerpt from the interview, Dr. Rukhsan shares insights into his groundbreaking work in quantum computing and his journey as the first Kashmir-born scientist to join the prestigious IBM Quantum team. Here are the excerpts from the interview. 1.
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1 month ago |
kashmirobserver.net | Aashiq Hussain Andrabi
Education in Kashmir has long been hindered by systemic challenges, but trailblazers like Ghazala Noor Khan are lighting the path toward transformative change. As an educator, innovator, and founder of LittleRock Elementary, Ghazala’s mission is to nurture foundational literacy, promote inclusivity, and redefine the way children learn.
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