Demonstrators shout slogans as they stand on a barricade during a protest against corruption and the government’s decision to block several social media platforms, in Kathmandu, Nepal, September 8.—Reuters
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Abrar Ahmed is a Pakistani journalist, columnist, writer, and author known for his contributions in the field of journalism and conflict resolution. He was born on March 19, 1982. He holds a master’s degree from the University of the Azad Jammu and Kashmir Muzaffarabad and has also studied at Quaid E Azam University.
Abrar Ahmed is recognized as the founder of several notable organizations, including the Institute of Research for Conflict Resolution and Social Development, Ikhtilaf News Media and Publications, and Daily Sutoon Newspaper. Additionally, he established the Save Humanity Foundation, reflecting his commitment to humanitarian causes.
As a journalist, columnist, and author, Abrar Ahmed has written extensively on various subjects. He has authored several books, including “Tehreek E Azadi key Azeem Surkhaik,” “Corruption key Keerhay,” “Masla e Kashmir ka Hal Aalmi aman ka Rasta,” and “Pakistan and Azad Kashmir political system and new system needed.” These books cover topics ranging from the struggle for freedom, corruption, the Kashmir issue, and the need for political reform.
Abrar Ahmed has also contributed to education through his text books, such as “Modern Community Development Ideas” and “Basic Journalism,” which have helped educate and shape the minds of aspiring journalists and community development professionals.
In summary, Abrar Ahmed is a multifaceted individual who has made significant contributions to journalism, conflict resolution, and education in Pakistan. His work as a writer and founder of various organizations reflects his dedication to promoting positive change and addressing critical issues in society