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Kashmir Digital Launched: A New Chapter in Kashmiri Journalism

Muzaffarabad: The digital media landscape in Azad Jammu and Kashmir continues to evolve, with the recent launch of Kashmir Digital marking another step toward modern journalism. The inauguration ceremony, held on February 9, 2025, at PC Hotel Muzaffarabad, brought together political, social, and media personalities, highlighting the growing influence of digital journalism in the region.

Commitment to Modern Journalism

Speaking at the event, Kashmir Digital’s CEO, Masoor Abbasi, emphasized the network’s mission to bring credible news, investigative journalism, and cultural representation to a broader audience. He stated that the platform aims to amplify Kashmiri voices on a global stage and provide factual reporting through cutting-edge technology.

Political Leaders Welcome the Initiative

Several key political figures attended the event, expressing their views on Kashmir Digital’s role in shaping the future of journalism:

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  • Raja Farooq Mumtaz, a senior leader of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) AJK, hailed the launch as a positive step for Kashmiri media. He highlighted its potential to support the Kashmir cause and bring regional issues into mainstream discussions.
  • Opposition leader in the AJK Legislative Assembly, Khawaja Farooq Ahmed, also welcomed the initiative, stating:

    “This is an important milestone for journalism in Kashmir. A stronger media presence will not only promote freedom of expression but also contribute to making AJK a model state.”

Bridging Gaps and Strengthening Narratives

The speakers underscored the need for independent journalism in the region, calling for a stronger media presence to counter misinformation and ensure the accurate portrayal of Kashmir on international platforms. The event also facilitated discussions on the political and economic challenges facing AJK, reinforcing the role of digital media in shaping public discourse.

The Future of Digital Journalism in AJK

As an established voice in independent journalism, The Azadi Times continues to monitor the region’s evolving media landscape. The launch of new digital platforms like Kashmir Digital reflects the growing demand for factual, unbiased, and locally relevant news.

The success of such platforms will depend on editorial integrity, investigative rigor, and a commitment to truth, and values

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