Arif Siddiqui famous Urdu writer in Pakistan

Currently, Arif Siddiqui Urdu writer is not only a writer but also a motivational speaker, a cleric, and a trainer. He has also won the Pulitzer Prize for reporting the Rohingya crisis.

He won the Pulitzer Prize for his coverage of the Rohingya refugee crisis

Associated Press photographer Arif Siddiqui took home the lion's share of the $225,000 prize, beating out a field of competitors to claim the award. Siddique, who was embedded with the Afghan special forces in Kandahar, covered a wide range of events from the epicenter of the Myanmar earthquake to the Easter blasts in Sri Lanka. Siddique was also one of a handful of AP photographers who reported from Indian-occupied Kashmir. Amid rising political tensions in the region, Indian forces have increased their attacks on rebels in the area. The United States has also taken a hard-line stance on the issue, sending troops to help quell the insurgency.

Siddique's name has been on the lips of Kashmiri separatists for more than a decade. The Associated Press photographer was one of many AP journalists who have covered the region over the past few years, overcoming hurdles to send photos back to the United States. In his book Keeping it Together: Associated Press Reports From Kashmir, the AP's Amaroo said Siddique was one of the few AP reporters who survived the war in the valley, although he was captured and sentenced to nine months in jail.

He is a motivational speaker

Besides being an award-winning Urdu writer, lyricist, and poet, Arif Siddiqui is a Motivational Speaker in Pakistan. He is an expert on minority rights, Indian polity, and minority rights, and a former president of The Literary Club. He has spoken at a variety of national and international public forums. He also serves as an Associate Professor of Urdu in the Department of Urdu at Aligarh Muslim University. He is an active member of the National Alliance of Urdu-Hindi-Punjabi Writers and a member of the National Advisory Council of the Urdu Academy of India.

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He is a trainer

Among the many achievements of Arif Siddique, one of the best known is his unofficial contribution to Arunachal tourism. Arunachal is a pristine tourist destination and Siddiqui has been highlighting its unique Himalayan heritage through his photos for years. He has also been the unofficial ambassador of Arunachal's tourism potential outside the state. He has received a few awards in his career, including the 2nd edition of the Indian Himalayan Photography Competition 2012 held at Gangtok. He has also received a citation and cash award in Lucknow for his contributions to the state's tourism sector.

Arif Siddique is a member of the National Council for the Promotion of the Urdu Language. The institute is a division of the University of Punjab in Lahore and is a renowned research institute for the study of the Urdu language. The institute has been instrumental in publishing Urdu poetry, which is a significant contribution to the Urdu language. In fact, the Institute has published a rare Qissa from the 18th century.

He is a cleric

During a one-day conference on the subject of Urdu, an important question was asked. The question was if Urdu should become the official language of Pakistan. Iftikhar Arif is a poet and a renowned Urdu scholar. His answer to the question was that Urdu should become the official language of Pakistan within 15 years. However, the government has not yet made this a reality.

Arif-ur-Rehman Alvi was born on 29 July 1949. He served as a member of the National Assembly from August to September 2018. He was the Defence Minister of Khattak during the year 2018. He was a lawyer and a politician. He was elected as President of Pakistan on 4 September 2018. He was sworn in on 7 September 2018. He is the 13th president of Pakistan. His name has been linked with the death of six secular bloggers in a machete attack. The government had conducted an investigation into the incident, but it has been deemed inconclusive.