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Published: August 02, 2007
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NewsBlaze Welcomes Kashmir Journalist Fayaz Wani
NewsBlaze is pleased to welcome Fayaz Wani, an active journalist in Kashmir, to its international section.
FOLSOM, Calif. (EWORLDWIRE) Aug 2, 2007
Fayaz Wani is a journalist working in the conflict area of Kashmir administered by India. He has been active in the field of journalism for eight years, working for various Indian newspapers and news magazines, including the leading newspaper, Kashmir Times, Rajasthan Patrika and FORCE, a news magazine.
His reporting from Kashmir brings fresh, current information on breaking news and items of interest.
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