Fatima Khan

Delhi, Gurgaon, New York

Principal Correspondent at The Quint

People, Politics, Ground Reports | Journalist currently @columbiajourn | Previously @TheQuint @ThePrintIndia | Fellow @AsiaSpeaks | DM for leads.

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Kashmir's Softest Voice Cuts The Deepest

6 days ago | menafn.com | Fatima Khan

Kashmir's Softest Voice Cuts The Deepest 2025-05-09 03:11:36 (MENAFN- Kashmir Observer) Ode to Silence by Dr. Aaliya Mushtaq Baba There is a stillness that comes after snowfall. The kind that quiets the world without warning. Dr. Aaliya Mushtaq Baba's An Ode to Silence carries that same hush. Her words do not arrive to impress. They arrive to stay. This is not a loud book. It does not chase the reader. It waits.
Book Review: An Ode to Silence: Poems that whisper what the heart cannot say - Kashmir Vision

1 week ago | kashmirvision.in | Fatima Khan

KV NewsText SizePrint This Page By: Fatima KhanIn an age overwhelmed by noise—digital, political, emotional—Dr. Aaliya Mushtaq Baba’s ‘An Ode to Silence’ arrives as a delicate and defiant act of stillness. This debut poetry collection, comprising 80 pages of emotionally resonant verse, traverses not just the topography of language, but the intricate landscape of survival, memory, womanhood, and emotional endurance.
Growing urban crisis

2 weeks ago | weeklycuttingedge.com | Fatima Khan

The Asian Development Bank (ADB) some time back highlighted the urgent need for a new urbanization approach in Pakistan, as the current challenges of failing public services, declining quality of life, and reduced economic productivity are eroding the economic and social advantages of urban agglomeration.
Uneven progress and challenges in maternal health

4 weeks ago | weeklycuttingedge.com | Fatima Khan

A recent UN report lays bare the stark realities of maternal mortality, spotlighting Pakistan, Nigeria, India, and the Democratic Republic of the Congo as bearing nearly half of the world’s 260,000 maternal deaths in 2023. While global declines in maternal mortality offer some hope, uneven progress across regions and the heavy toll of poverty, conflict, and underage marriages reveal deep-rooted challenges.
When the North Wind Howls: Winter Tales from Around the World: #RWYK Certified Great Read

1 month ago | readingwithyourkids.com | Fatima Khan

Congratulations to Sara Swan Miller!When the North Wind Howls: Winter Tales from Around the World is LET’S HAVE A LOOK AT THE BOOK BLURBWait, places in the Southern Hemisphere like Australia and New Zealand experience winter? They sure do!Winter is a season for storytelling and eating. While children listen to exciting legends, myths, and stories about the origins of winter, they enjoy steaming mugs of hot beverages and delicious snacks in their cozy homes.
Unequal pay, unseen struggles: The gender gap in Pakistan’s workforce

1 month ago | weeklycuttingedge.com | Fatima Khan

Across Pakistan, women are the unsung backbone of homes and fields, dedicating countless hours to unpaid labor with little fanfare. For those who break into paid work, the reality is no less challenging: their earnings lag far behind those of men, a gap that echoes a deeper inequity. A recent report from the International Labour Organisation (ILO) shines a stark light on this divide, naming Pakistan as home to one of the world’s widest gender pay gaps.
Welcome to My World by Tyron Trotter: #RWYK Certified Great Read

1 month ago | readingwithyourkids.com | Fatima Khan

Congratulations to Tyron Trotter!Welcome to My World is LET’S HAVE A LOOK AT THE BOOK BLURBDive into the heartwarming story of Welcome to my World, where young readers join Lauryn and her sister Nabiha on an enlightening journey into the lives of the visually impaired. Authored by Tyron Trotter, a member of the National Federation of the Blind, this book is more than just a tale; it’s a window into a world often unseen.
ROOST Reminds Us Why Open Source Tools Matter

1 month ago | techpolicy.press | Fatima Khan

Fatima Faisal Khan is an Ecosystem Trust and Safety Associate at the Institute for Security and Technology. At the recent Paris AI Action Summit, the launch of ROOST (Robust Online Open Safety Tools) captured the attention of trust and safety professionals. ROOST is a not-for-profit open source tooling hub designed to empower trust and safety engineers by providing ready-to-deploy software to avoid reinventing the wheel whenever they need to develop a new tool.
ROOST Reminds Us Why Open Source Tools Matter | TechPolicy.Press

1 month ago | flipboard.com | Fatima Khan

1 hour agoYou don’t need to buy an old Macintosh to experience classic Mac OS anymore. In fact, you don’t even need to fiddle around installing an emulator and downloading ROMs. Thanks to Infinite Mac, you can boot up every major release of Mac OS from the 1980s and ’90s right in your web browser. With more …
Silent killers: How Pakistan’s healthcare system can stop preventable tragedies

2 months ago | weeklycuttingedge.com | Fatima Khan

Imagine entrusting your life to a hospital, only to find that the very place meant to heal you might harm you instead. In Pakistan, a heartbreaking 18-20% of hospitalized patients don’t survive—not because of their conditions, but due to avoidable mistakes like misdiagnoses, mishandled drugs, and infections born within hospital walls. It’s a crisis that’s rattling the nation’s healthcare leaders, who are now sounding the alarm for sweeping changes.

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