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Harmeet Singh | |
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Born | 20 April 1987 Chakesar, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan |
Occupation | Journalist |
Harmeet Singh (born 20 April 1987) is recognized as the first Pakistani Sikh male anchorperson. He began his career in journalism after completing a master’s degree in journalism from the Federal Urdu University in Karachi. Harmeet initially worked as a reporter and later joined Public News as a news anchor in 2018, marking a milestone for diversity in Pakistan's media landscape.
Harmeet Singh emphasized merit over identity in his career journey, stating that he worked hard to earn his place in the industry without leveraging his religious background.[1] His appointment was celebrated as a reflection of inclusiveness in Pakistan's media sector, showcasing the country's diverse cultural fabric. Harmeet has also expressed his commitment to portraying Pakistan’s positive image globally.
Biography
[edit]Harmeet was born in Chakesar, Swat in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province of Pakistan.
Journalistic career
[edit]Public News
[edit]Sach TV
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[edit]Short Film
[edit]Mehnat Kissan Di
[edit]Meet & Harmeet
[edit]Advocacy for Gaza
[edit]Harmeet Singh, has emerged as a strong voice for Gaza, consistently highlighting the plight of Palestinians through his work. Based in Islamabad, Singh organized a series of impactful seminars, including the notable Global Solidarity Seminar, which brought together journalists, academics, and activists to express support for Gaza[2]. In addition to his on-ground efforts, Singh utilized digital platforms to raise awareness, producing vlogs and content aimed at shedding light on the humanitarian crisis in the region. His initiatives have earned him recognition as a dedicated advocate for justice and solidarity with oppressed communities.
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References/Notes and references
[edit]- ^ "Pakistan gets its first Sikh newscaster, Harmeet Singh". Hindustan Times. Jun 30, 2018.
- ^ "Global solidarity seminar: Islamabad journalists stand with Gaza". Al Mayadeen. 29 Mar 2024.
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