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Quratulain Rehbar

Jammu, Jammu and Kashmīr

Writer and Journalist at Freelance

Kashmiri | Journalist

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Articles

  • Media Misinformation Fuels Anti-Kashmiri and Anti-Muslim Narrative After Pahalgam Attack

    5 days ago | frontline.thehindu.com | Gowhar Geelani |Vaishna Roy |Quratulain Rehbar

    Eighty-two kilometres from Srinagar, in the shadow of empty hotels, shops, and shuttered guesthouses, three shopkeepers sit on the pavement outside, their eyes fixed on the phone screen. They are watching a YouTube video featuring a vlogger called B Boys who has 2.44 million subscribers on YouTube. He is seen roaming Srinagar city with a camera, pressing Kashmiris to speak out on the recent terror attack that killed 25 Hindu tourists and one local Muslim. “Why don’t you come out and protest?

  • Indian Muslims fear new law will uproot their communities

    1 week ago | asia.nikkei.com | Quratulain Rehbar

    NEW DELHI -- India's sizable Muslim minority remains frantic about a new law it says will take away the land its mosques and schools occupy, despite Prime Minister Narendra Modi promising the legal amendment will settle a raft of ownership disputes once and for all. Protests have been rolling across India since the law -- an amendment to the 1995 Waqf Act -- was passed by India's parliament at the beginning of April.

  • The crackdown on books in Kashmir: Fear, censorship, and the shadow of an unwritten ban

    2 months ago | trt.global | Quratulain Rehbar

    Quratulain Rehbar17 hours agoOn February 14, in Indian-administered Kashmir, booksellers looked on with apprehension as police raided shops in Srinagar, scanning shelves for restricted titles. In a series of raids across the valley, plainclothes policemen seized more than 600 books — reigniting debate over mounting censorship in the region.

  • The crackdown on books in Kashmir: Fear, censorship, and the shadow of an unwritten ban

    2 months ago | trt-global.com | Quratulain Rehbar

    Quratulain Rehbar8 minutes agoOn February 14, in Indian-administered Kashmir, booksellers looked on with apprehension as police raided shops in Srinagar, scanning shelves for restricted titles. In a series of raids across the valley, plainclothes policemen seized more than 600 books — reigniting debate over mounting censorship in the region.

  • Rohingya caught in Delhi election crossfire

    Feb 4, 2025 | msn.com | Alishan Jafri |Quratulain Rehbar

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12 May 25

RT @frontline_india: #JammuKashmir | Kashmiri locals speak of how, instead of reporting responsibly, interactions with sections of mainstre…

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Quratulain Rehbar @ainulrhbr
11 May 25

RT @MaqboolMajid: "Most traders we spoke to said they were pushed to speak on camera,accused of “harbouring militants”, and forced to share…

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Quratulain Rehbar @ainulrhbr
11 May 25

RT @MaqboolMajid: Ceasefire is a setback for vile veteran propagandists, masquerading as "senior journalists" and "Kashmir experts ", who d…