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@aatifammad has been a member of Linktree for 1 year and joined in August 2024. The social media accounts linked to from @aatifammad are: • Email • X Besides social media accounts, aatifammad has populated their site with: • A different kind of cockroach infestation • ‘Like living in hell’: The Iran war leaves Indian seafarers dead and trapped at sea | Middle East Eye • ‘Come back, my son’: Indian exam leak leaves trail of death, despair, anger | Education News | Al Jazeera • Jeans Jihad: Latest Anti-Muslim Narrative, Born As Crackdown On Illegal Units, Decimates A Delhi Neighbourhood • Deaths and debts: Missiles in Gulf shake millions of South Asian families | US-Israel war on Iran | Al Jazeera • ‘The other side’ of IITs: Student suicides haunt India’s top tech schools | Mental Health News | Al Jazeera • ‘A nightmare’: Fear grips Indian students in Bangladesh amid unrest | Education | Al Jazeera • The Systematic Witch-Hunt Of Jamia Students • India’s sky-high fares crash dreams to make flying accessible to all | Aviation | Al Jazeera • From ashes to independence: How riot-affected women in Delhi found strength in Sabaat • Careers360 • Women In J&K Are Having The Same Number Of Babies As Japan’s. That’s Where The Comparison Ends • Post Delhi blast, Kashmiri youth lose ‘white collar’ jobs, internshipsNews By Careers360 • Rising imports a tough nut to crack for Kashmiri walnut industry • PDS queues longer, market price of rice higher as Kashmir ditches paddy for apple crop, urbanisation • Cracks in Pernote • Toddlers Are Finding It Hard To Speak Because Of Rising Screen Time | BOOM • Kashmir's haakh is in urgent need of a climate change hack • Thrifting Takes Off in India, But the Industry Has Miles to Go • How Govt In India’s Capital Keeps Homeless Out Of Shelters: By Insisting On IDs & Phone Numbers • Small Developers Face The Heat Amid India’s Luxury Real Estate Boom • How The Persecution Of Kashmiri Students After The Pahalgam Terror Attack Upended Their Academic Journeys • Among explosions and gunfire, a quiet place to study • PDS Queues Longer, Rice Market Price Higher as Kashmir Ditches Paddy for Apple, Urbanisation | NewsClick • 'No Grass, No Growth, No Eid': Stuck in Lowlands Since Pahalgam Attack, Bakarwal Herders Face a Crisis • Delhi’s Toxic Air Is Forcing Gig Workers To Quit | BOOM • Pahalgam Attack: Violence-hit Kashmiri students’ future hangs in the balance • India-Pakistan Conflict: In the Shadow of Missiles, Faith Waits to Fly for Hajj • Ramadan in Jamia Nagar: How Local Mosques Are a Lifeline for Students and Professionals at Iftar • It Is A Battle For The Homeless To Find Night Shelter Without Aadhaar Card | BOOM • The fragile future of Guchi mushrooms | Good Food Movement • ‘Broken Promises’, ‘Shifting Stances’: NC’s Handling of Article 370 Issue Left Many Feeling ‘Betrayed’ • How water chestnuts keep Kashmiri families afloat | Good Food Movement • BJP's Bid for Control Fails: Saffron Party Faces Setbacks in Historic J&K Elections • Kashmir’s Villages Now Have Access To E-Commerce But Not Without A Cost • Under Pressure: Omar Abdullah’s Hat-Trick in a Changing Kashmir Political Landscape • JK Assembly Elections 2024: What first-time voters, youth want most • ‘No One Will Trust Them Anymore’: Jamaat-e-Islami Faces Backlash for Electoral Shift • A long road to democracy for displaced residents of Gurez • From Legacy to Challenge: Iltija Mufti’s Fight to Revive PDP and Retain Bijbehara • Kashmir’s apple farmers are ditching Delicious for dazzling | Good Food Movement • Voices From the Void: J&K’s Long-Awaited Assembly Polls Stir Hope and Uncertainty • Migrant workers head to the Valley to beat the heat • The Last Guardian of Turquoise: Mohammad Hanief’s Struggle to Preserve Kashmir's Dying Art • From Tragedy to Triumph: How a Delhi-based IITian Empowering Survivors of Violence Through Education and Entrepreneurship • Cafés in Kashmir’s Smaller Towns: Crucial Hubs for Social Interaction and Community Engagement • Why NEET, JEE aspirants in J-K flock to private reading rooms • J&K: New quota policy leaves 69% youth in fray for 36% seats, jobs • Kashmir's 'Delicious' losing out to red 'Italy' • Fading Glory: Khrew’s Transformation from Saffron Capital to Sparse Cultivation • Buried in cement dust: Kashmir’s saffron production takes a hit, farmers forced to switch occupation • No Complete Reservation For Locals Leaves Medical Students In J&K Disappointed