Kriti M. Shah was Associate Fellow with the Strategic Studies Programme at ORF. Her research primarily focusses on Afghanistan and Pakistan where she studies their domestic politics as well as their relationship with each other the Taliban the United States and the larger South Asian neighbourhood. Her other areas of interest include the role of technology in fighting terrorism in Kashmir and the ongoing Pashtun Tahafuz Movement and its dynamic and tumultuous relationship with the Pakistani state.Prior to joining ORF she worked as reporter for NDTV. She is a graduate of McGill University in Montreal Canada.
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Commentaries
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Nov 26, 2021The grim calculus behind Afghan tragedy
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Mar 26, 2021India Joins the Afghan Peace Negotiations
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Mar 26, 2021पुलवामा आणि बालाकोटची दोन वर्षे
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Mar 17, 2021पाकमधील निवडणुकीत इम्रान-सेना अडचणीत
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Jan 22, 2020खरंच अफगाण युद्ध संपेल?
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Sep 07, 2019अफगाणिस्तानात शांतता अद्याप दूरच!
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May 13, 2019पश्तून प्रश्नामुळे पाकची कोंडी
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May 03, 2019Pakistan military can’t handle growing Pashtun storm, so it’s blaming countries like India
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Feb 19, 2019अफगाणिस्तान, तालिबान आणि शांतता
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Sep 10, 2018The end of a jihadist lynchpin
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Jul 27, 2018Imran Khan may have won popular vote, but will it change who truly holds power in Pakistan
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Mar 12, 2018The political awakening of Pakistans Pashtuns
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Apr 13, 2017(Spy) games nations play
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Apr 01, 2017Radd-ul-Fasaad assessing Pakistans new counter-terrorism operation
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Oct 26, 2016As Quetta bleeds, Pakistan must remember what is at stake
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Oct 12, 2016India, Pakistan and hope for the future
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May 31, 2016Elusive quest for Afghan peace