January 2026
Intermediate to advanced
600 pages
21h 31m
English
Rohit Gandhi
Humans have fought wars from time immemorial. Early counts of reportage came from fighters themselves who would describe the wars that they saw unfold in front of them. However, later reporters started covering war by speaking with combatants, and then, finally, reporters were on the ground getting to see first-hand what the war was like. This chapter captures the essentials of conflict and war reporting by the author who, during his 27 years in journalism, has covered multiple conflicts. Whether it was the war in Afghanistan pre 9/11 in Kandahar or post 9/11 in Northern Afghanistan or the war in Iraq in 2003 and the conflict in Pakistan between the army and the Taliban, ...
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