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Rohinee Singh

New Delhi

Freelance Writer at The Friday Times

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  • 1 week ago | dw.com | Rohinee Singh

    05/27/2025May 27, 2025Without civil society actors working behind the scenes, India and Pakistan are left with a vacuum when trying to smooth out thorny issues like Kashmir. https://p.dw.com/p/4uzHFFor years, informal dialogue sponsored by NGOs and civil society groups was critical to building bridges between India and Pakistan. The process is known as "track II diplomacy" and involves networks of non-state actors like NGOs, civil society members and peace activists.

  • 1 week ago | flipboard.com | Rohinee Singh

    7 hours agoIran: Iran, Pakistan leaders discuss recent India tensions, Gaza war and border securitySHOTLIST TEHRAN, IRAN (MAY 26, 2025) (USERS MUST CREDIT “IRANIAN MINISTRY OF CULTURE AND ISLAMIC GUIDANCE” HANDOUT, MUST NOT OBSCURE LOGO — EDITORIAL USE ONLY) 1. IRAN’S PRESIDENT MASOUD PEZESHKIAN WELCOMING PAKISTANI PRIME MINISTER SHEHBAZ SHARIF AND HUGGING HIM NEXT TO CAR 2. VARIOUS OF SHARIF AND PEZESHKIAN LISTENING TO NATIONAL ANTHEM 3.

  • 3 weeks ago | kashmirtimes.com | Rohinee Singh

    Rohinee Singh is an author and journalist, writes a blog for DW, Urdu. She can be reached at [email protected].

  • 3 weeks ago | kashmirtimes.com | Rohinee Singh

    This is not the first time that India and Pakistan have stood dangerously close to the precipice of war. But history has shown that when tensions have surged, it was often the cooler heads of a cross section of civil society—those working quietly behind the scenes—who helped pull both nations back from the edge. Today, however, those quiet channels of communication seem worryingly silent.

  • 1 month ago | thefridaytimes.com | Rohinee Singh

    The other night, I found my seven-year-old son leaping from sofa to sofa, clutching a plastic jet in one hand and shouting, “Strike! Strike! Target destroyed!” When I asked what he was playing, he replied with wide-eyed enthusiasm, “Like on TV! India is winning the war again!” He had no idea what war really meant—no clue of blood, loss, or diplomacy. But he had clearly absorbed the nightly theatre of Indian news channels, where toy planes have grown into TRP missiles.

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