Rizwan Qadri

Rizwan Qadri

Public Policy & Welfare Correspondent
• M.A. in International Relations, SOAS University of London
9 Articles
12 Years
2 Awards

Rizwan Qadri covers government schemes, public welfare programs, and administrative reforms across World. Known for simplifying bureaucratic processes for common readers.

Areas of Expertise
GeopoliticsGlobal ConflictsGovernment SchemesRural DevelopmentPublic PolicyWelfare InitiativesCivic Awareness
Awards & Recognition
🏆Foreign Affairs Reporting Award 2022
🏆Peace Journalism Fellow 2020

Latest Articles

Exploring the Best Forts to Visit in the UK

Exploring the Best Forts to Visit in the UK

The United Kingdom is rich in history, with its landscape dotted with ancient forts that tell tales of battles, royalty, and architectural marvels. Here are some of the best forts to visit in the UK, each offering a unique glimpse into the country’s

10 Must-Watch Deserts in the World

10 Must-Watch Deserts in the World

10 Must-Watch Deserts in the World. Deserts are often misunderstood as barren wastelands, but they hold some of the most captivating landscapes and unique ecosystems on our planet. Here’s a list of 10 must-watch deserts around the world that showcase

10 Best Beaches to Visit in France This Vacation

10 Best Beaches to Visit in France This Vacation

France is renowned for its diverse landscapes, and its beaches are no exception. From the glamorous shores of the French Riviera to the rugged coastlines of Brittany, France offers some of the most beautiful beaches in Europe. Here are ten of the best beaches to visit in France.

Webb Telescope Captures Cosmic Question Mark in Deep Space

Webb Telescope Captures Cosmic Question Mark in Deep Space

Astronomers often ponder the mysteries of the universe, and now it seems the universe has a question of its own. The James Webb Space Telescope recently captured an intriguing image in deep space, featuring what looks like a giant question mark, earn

Scientists Develop Biohybrid Robots Controlled by Living Fungus

Scientists Develop Biohybrid Robots Controlled by Living Fungus

Scientists at Cornell University have made groundbreaking progress in biohybrid robotics by creating two types of robots powered by a living king oyster mushroom. These innovative robots blend biological materials with synthetic components, allowing