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Kaisar Andrabi

Kaisar Andrabi

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Contributing Writer, South China Morning Post

Delhi, Jammu and Kashmīr

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Total articles 173

  • Far-right Hindus use Bangladesh as pretence to target India's weary Muslims

    By Kaisar Andrabi Verified| TRT World Verified When Bangladesh's former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina fled her country and sought refuge in India earlier this month, 32-year-old Khale Khan remained oblivious to the political developments in both nations. Every summer for the past four years, Khan and his family of six, including children, migrate to the Guldhar area of Ghazibad's Uttar Pradesh (UP), in northern India, in search of a decent income.

    By Kaisar Andrabi Verified · TRT World

    Aug. 16, 2024

  • Would a third term for Modi undermine India's constitutional democracy?

    By Kaisar Andrabi Verified| TRT World Verified New Delhi – As India's historic general elections come to an end this Saturday, June 1, the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has rallied around a slogan coined by Prime Minister Narendra Modi: "Abki baar, 400 paar" (this time, we will win more than 400 seats). For the BJP, this is a magic number. Karnataka BJP member of Parliament (MP) Anantkumar Hegde explained why in a recent speech, saying "the party intends to change the Constitution, for which a two-thirds majority is needed.

    By Kaisar Andrabi Verified · TRT World

    May. 29, 2024

  • Far-right Hindus use Bangladesh as pretence to target India's weary Muslims

    By Kaisar Andrabi Verified| TRT World Verified When Bangladesh's former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina fled her country and sought refuge in India earlier this month, 32-year-old Khale Khan remained oblivious to the political developments in both nations. Every summer for the past four years, Khan and his family of six, including children, migrate to the Guldhar area of Ghazibad's Uttar Pradesh (UP), in northern India, in search of a decent income.

    By Kaisar Andrabi Verified · TRT World

    Aug. 16, 2024

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South China Morning Post

The South China Morning Post (SCMP) is a prominent English-language news media company based in Hong Kong, established in 1903. It serves as the city's newspaper of record and aims to lead discussions about Hong Kong, Greater China, and Asia. SCMP operates in both digital and print formats, focusing on delivering accurate and in-depth journalism. SCMP has transformed into a multimedia organization with a strong digital presence, providing 24/7 news coverage through its website, mobile apps, and social media. It publishes a daily newspaper with a significant circulation and offers various magazines, including *Cosmopolitan* and *ELLE*. The company covers a wide range of topics, including business, politics, lifestyle, and technology, and employs advanced tools to enhance content accessibility. With offices in Hong Kong, mainland China, and the U.S., SCMP combines local insights with global perspectives, ensuring comprehensive reporting on regional and international issues.

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