Iftikhar Gilani
Journalist at Freelance
A journalist with nearly three decades of experience reporting from South Asia and the Middle East.
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1 day ago |
kashmirtimes.com | Iftikhar Gilani
In the latest episode of the India-Pakistan confrontation, what died first wasn’t a soldier or civilian — it was the truth. The information war unleashed on Indian television screens in the past few weeks has crossed all boundaries of decency, ethics, and journalism. This wasn’t merely about misinformation.
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2 days ago |
outlookindia.com | Iftikhar Gilani
National Every time tensions flare between the two nuclear-armed neighbours, drawing-room generals, WhatsApp warriors, and tea-stall tacticians flood the airwaves with unsolicited military advice—while real lives hang in the balance Photo: Illustration: Saahil Photo: Illustration: Saahil After covering wars in Syria, Ethiopia, Sudan, Russia-Ukraine and Israel’s wars in Lebanon and Gaza—witnessing missiles and mortars flying overhead and entire neighbourhoods turned to rubble—it can be safely...
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4 days ago |
kashmirtimes.com | Iftikhar Gilani
Twenty-six years after the Kargil conflict pushed South Asia to the edge of a full-blown war, American diplomacy has once again emerged as the critical lever in defusing yet another nuclear flashpoint between India and Pakistan.
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1 week ago |
kashmirtimes.com | Iftikhar Gilani
A heart-wrenching image of Himanshi Narwal, the newly-wed wife of Indian Navy officer Lieutenant Vinay Narwal, mourning over her husband's lifeless body in South Kashmir’s Baisaran meadow near Pahalgam, stirred even the most stoic hearts. Their marriage, solemnised merely eight days prior, had brought them to a scenic meadow for their honeymoon, a journey tragically cut short by violence. Kashmir's landscape has been marred by bloodshed for over three decades.
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2 weeks ago |
outlookindia.com | Iftikhar Gilani
In the shadow of the Himalayas, a hidden valley in Kashmir draws waves of Israeli backpackers, spiritual seekers, and those chasing a whisper of ancient connections—between Moses, meadows, and myths Photo: SOPA Images In the shadow of the Himalayas, a hidden valley in Kashmir draws waves of Israeli backpackers, spiritual seekers, and those chasing a whisper of ancient connections—between Moses, meadows, and myths Photo: SOPA Images Every summer, the scenic town of Pahalgam in south Kashmir...
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How Living Rooms in India and Pakistan Become War Rooms My write-up in @Outlookindia In these serious times, to lighten up your mood. @asadowaisi @javeednusrat @javerias https://t.co/TWvo2BXe7a
RT @Outlookindia: When Indian missiles reportedly rained down on nine locations in Pakistan, hitting alleged terror infrastructure from Bah…
احوال 2019 کی ہندوپاک فضائی جنگ کا https://t.co/2en19mmXR7 via @TheWireUrdu