Karishma Mehrotra
Reporter at The Washington Post
reporter, washington post. work in: scroll, indian express, wsj, cnn, bloomberg, radiolab. fulbright. pulitzer finalist, redink, sopa
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3 days ago |
washingtonpost.com | Karishma Mehrotra |Natalie Allison
The U.S. helped deliver an India-Pakistan ceasefire. But can it hold? (washingtonpost.com) The U.S. helped deliver an India-Pakistan ceasefire. But can it hold? By Karishma Mehrotra; Rick Noack; Natalie Allison 2025051021035300 NEW DELHI — Over four nerve-racking nights, missiles and drones streaked across the skies of major cities in India and Pakistan, as the nuclear-armed neighbors appeared to be sliding toward all-out war.
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4 days ago |
washingtonpost.com | Niha Masih |Karishma Mehrotra |Shams Irfan |Maham Javaid
India and Pakistan agree to ceasefire, then resume fight (washingtonpost.com) India and Pakistan agree to ceasefire, then resume fight By Niha Masih; Rick Noack; Karishma Mehrotra; Shams Irfan; Maham Javaid 2025051001080900 NEW DELHI — India and Pakistan agreed to an immediate ceasefire on Saturday, halting days of clashes that killed dozens of people and pushed the nuclear-armed neighbors to the brink of war.
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4 days ago |
bostonglobe.com | Niha Masih |Karishma Mehrotra |Shams Irfan
NEW DELHI — As India and Pakistan entered their third day of hostilities, the two nuclear-armed nations remained on the brink of a head-on military confrontation — but how close was difficult to tell, the fog of war made even murkier by tit-for-tat accusations of strikes and false-flag attacks.
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5 days ago |
washingtonpost.com | Niha Masih |Karishma Mehrotra |Shams Irfan
Fog of war thickens as India and Pakistan trade blame and accusations (washingtonpost.com) Fog of war thickens as India and Pakistan trade blame and accusations By Niha Masih; Rick Noack; Karishma Mehrotra; Shams Irfan 2025050908140300 NEW DELHI — As India and Pakistan entered their third day of hostilities, the two nuclear-armed nations remained on the brink of a head-on military confrontation — but how close was difficult to tell, the fog of war made even murkier by tit-for-tat accusations...
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6 days ago |
newsindiatimes.com | Ela Dutt |Shaiq Hussain |Karishma Mehrotra
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As India and Pakistan entered their third day of hostilities, the two remained on the brink of a head-on military confrontation — but how close was difficult to tell, the fog of war made even murkier by tit-for-tat accusations of strikes. https://t.co/DfgUapAju3
India and Pakistan accused each other Thursday of further hostile acts, including drone attacks, as the nuclear-armed neighbors edged closer to a head-on military confrontation. https://t.co/3KlKvp2Yst
India-Pakistan conflict at the top of the fold of @washingtonpost Read our coverage here: https://t.co/9EMTI40UjP https://t.co/1BHk5oPxq0 https://t.co/iBtaioJZsq