This is an incomplete list of notable persons of Kashmiri origin.

Activists

Administrators, diplomats, bankers and jurists

Armed forces

Authors and poets

Businesspeople and industrialists

  • Farooq Kathwari (born 1944), American businessman, CEO of Ethan Allen
  • Haji Gokool Meah, Trinidadian and Tobagonian industrialist, philanthropist, and cinema magnate
  • Jamim Shah, Nepali businessman, known as Cable King of Nepal

Philosophers and historians

Politicians

Royalty

Saints, mystics and philosophers

Scholars and educationists

Separatist leaders and militants

Sportspeople

Visual and performing artists

Journalists

  • Aamir Peerzada, award-winning journalist and documentary filmmaker.
  • Aarti Tikoo Singh, assistant editor in The Times of India, conflict and international affairs writer and former reporter
  • Altaf Qadri, Photojournalist working with the Associated Press
  • Gharida Farooqi, television host and anchorperson.
  • Hamid Mir, award-winning journalist, columnist and an author.
  • Kamran Yousuf, Freelance Kashmiri photojournalist
  • Moeed Pirzada, Kashmiri-British political commentator, geostrategic analyst and television news journalist.
  • Nidhi Razdan, award-winning television journalist.
  • Qazi Shibli, journalist and editor of The Kashmiryat.
  • Masrat Zahra, freelance Kashmiri photojournalist.
  • Rahul Pandita, Kashmiri author and journalist.
  • Sajjad Haider, journalist and editor of Kashmir Observer.
  • Shujaat Bukhari (25 February 1968 – 14 June 2018), veteran Kashmiri journalist and the founding editor of Rising Kashmir
  • Yusuf Jameel Veteran Kashmiri journalist known for his coverage of Kashmir conflict.
  • Fahad Shah, journalist, founder and editor of The Kashmir Walla.

Other

  • Faizan Arif, J&K's first recognized independent weatherman, columnist, and founder of Kashmir Weather.

See also

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