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Kaswar Klasra

Islamabad, Pakistan
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About Kaswar
Kaswar KLasra is a journalist from Pakistan with more than 12 years experience in print and electronic ( Tv & radio). Currently, Kaswar Klasra is working with China based news Agency ' XINHUA" as contributor from Pakistan. Previously he worked for one of Asia's biggest news channel India Today TV and Aaj Tak as correspondent from Pakistan for eight years ( 2010-2017)

During 13 years of journalism, Mr Klasra worked as Reporter for a number of publications and TV channels worldwide. His stories ( with bylines) appeared on news publications like Japanese monthly magazine FACTA, The Nation ( Pakistan) News of The World ( London) , Los Angles Times ( USA), India Today, Brunei Times, Newsmax ( USA) , Mirror ( UK) and Daily Mail ( UK) , Progressive radio, Axel Springer, international News Service ( UK), World Textile Information Netwok, Mumbai Mirror and The Journal of Turkish weekly.
Languages
English Hindi Urdu
Services
Audio package (Radio / Podcast) Interview (Video / Broadcast) News Gathering
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Skills
Current Affairs Fact Checking
Portfolio

Pakistani researchers: We can make low-cost artificial skin

08 May 2019  |  jpost.com
Pakistani researchers at the University of Health Sciences have developed a method to produce low-cost artificial skin, which could benefit victims of acid attacks and skin diseases in Pakistan. The team, led by Prof. Javed Akram, claims the skin is of higher quality and more durable than that produced in the US and Europe. The cost is significantly lower at $10 per square inch, compared to imported skin costing $900 per square inch. The Human Rights Commission of Pakistan reports 400 acid attacks annually, with most victims unable to afford treatment. The university has sought recognition from the Drug Regulatory Authority and has partnered with the Pakistan Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association to manufacture and export the skin globally. The development is seen as a landmark achievement that could save Pakistan millions of dollars in imports.

Pakistan releasing Christian woman long imprisoned for blasphemy

17 Apr 2019  |  jpost.com
Asia Bibi, a Christian woman who spent nine years in solitary confinement in Pakistan on blasphemy charges, is set to be reunited with her family in Canada. Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan announced her impending departure, following the UK Parliament's involvement in negotiating her freedom. Bibi's case drew international attention after her death sentence was overturned by the Pakistan Supreme Court due to inconsistencies in witness statements. Despite her release, the situation for Pakistan's Christian community remains precarious, as evidenced by the alleged abduction and forced conversion of a teenage Christian girl, Sadaf Masih.

How terrorist groups use minerals, stones and drugs to finance their operations

17 Jun 2018  |  jpost.com
Extremist groups in Afghanistan, including the Taliban and Islamic State Khorasan Province, are generating up to $300 million annually by smuggling minerals, stones, and drugs. Afghan authorities recently seized a large amount of ammonium nitrate, which is used both as a fertilizer and in explosives for mining. The smuggling of these materials continues despite a ban, due to corruption. Precious stones worth millions are also being smuggled into Pakistan, which is a key transit country for narcotics produced in Afghanistan. Efforts by Pakistan's Anti-Narcotics Force have been made to reduce drug trafficking.
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