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Adil Hussain
Adil Hussain is an independent documentary photojournalist based in Srinagar. His work focuses on conflict, politics, social and daily affairs in Indian controlled Kashmir. His work has appeared in Time Magazine, BBC, ABC News, NRC Handelsblad, Mashable, LePoint, Qdaily China, Global Voices, The Wire, The Quint, among other publications.
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What Makes a Pakistani Brand?
The (Un)reasonable Effectiveness of Neural Network in Cherenkov Calorimetry
In this essay, Adil Hussain documents the challenges facing the tribal communities who live in the forests of Indian-controlled Kashmir. A new resolution of the Indian government declared them illegal occupants, putting them at risk of eviction & homeless
On August 5, 2019; India announced the removal of the autonomous status of Indian-controlled Kashmir. At the same time, the internet, mobile telephony and telephone lines were shut down, while communications were severely restricted...
Over the years, Kashmiri firemen have emerged as reckoning crisis and disaster managers fighting the valley’s fired up situations amid ire and irony.
After teachers and students ganged up against him, the diminutive boy thought of quitting his studies and ending his life. But what he eventually did made the boy an inspiration for all and sundry. On World Dwarfism Awareness Day...
PUBG was banned in India on 2 September and we get reactions from the people of Kashmir who feel the ban is harsh. Some of them even flew to Delhi to play the game when the internet was shut down in Kashmir.
Businessmen who own shops along the Dal Lake say that their trade and Kashmir's overall tourism has been severely affected in the aftermath of the revocation of Article 370. The long internet ban in Kashmir has also added to the woes.