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An Economist videographic with a brief history of the Kashmir conflict. Added to www.audiovideo.economist.com in November 2009
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Wild Frontiers' Jonny Bealby presents the highlights of the Kashmir and Himalayas region of India in this guide to northern India.
Comprising a region north of the Ganges flood plains, to the east of Nepal, over the foothills and high mountain passes all the way to the former Buddhist kingdom of Ladakh and the fabled earthly paradise Kashmir, the Himalayas represents the least populated and arguably most beautiful region of all India. So, what are the main highlights?
Well, heading out of Delhi the first place you'll probably come to is Shilma, former summer capital to the British Raj echoing the history of that era, before moving on to Dharamsala, the home of the Dalai Lama and the Tibetans in Exile. Close to here there are some wonderful walking trips to do staying with local villages in their authentic but comfortably converted homes.
Further north is an old favourite of the hippy era, Manali, which is the last town before the high passes, some at over 5,000m that will quite literally take your breath away, lead you to Ladakh.
Sandwiched between the vast ranges of the Karakoram and Himalayas, Ladakh is the highest, most remote and least populated region in the country. Formerly a part of Tibet, it's a Buddhist state, home to some extraordinary landscapes, some stunning architecture, great walking and fascinating people.
And finally we move on to Kashmir -- where I am now. As one of the oldest tourist destinations in the world -- a place favoured by Moghul emperors, British memsahibs and 60s hippies -- the beauty of the Vale of Kashmir has had poets waxing lyrical for millennia... And for good reason. Famed for its cool, clear summer air, its alpine meadows and its tranquil lakes Kashmir is a region like no other. Throw in the quirky and atmospheric wooden houseboats and the lifting of the British Foreign Office advice against travel here in November 2012, and you have everything you need for a unique adventure holiday destination.
We have a number of group tours that take in these regions: A Journey to Ladakh -- takes you on a mega road journey to the Buddhist mountain kingdom; Hill Stations to Kashmir, which will show you some of the interesting hill stations on your way to Kashmir. Or our ever popular High Road to Kashmir that connects Ladakh with Kashmir. And of course, back in our offices in London and Delhi, we have specialist travel planners that know all these places inside out waiting to help you create the most perfect tailor-made experience.
So if you'd like your holiday to come with stunning views, mountain lakes, forest temples and ancient shrines, a myriad cultures and creeds, excellent cuisine and some very good shopping, then look no further than the intoxicating Kashmir Himalayan region of India.
- published: 04 Sep 2013
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Wild Frontiers MD, Jonny Bealby, travels to Kashmir in Northern India. There is no doubt Kashmir is beautiful, but what most want to know is - Is it safe to travel there? See what Jonny has to say on the issue and enjoy the stunning images of the region.
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- published: 07 Jun 2012
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The Indian army says it has killed over a dozen pro-independence fighters in the past several days along the Line of Control which divides the disputed region of Kashmir.
This followed a series of deadly border clashes between the Indian and Pakistani armies in the same area.
The Indian army said it had launched the operation against the pro-independence fighters after it received information on the presence of a group of combatants in nearby villages, who had crossed the Line of Control. A large cache of arms and ammunition were also seized.
The army claims that the slain fighters belonged to Lashkar-e Toiba and Jaish-e-Mohammad militant groups.
The Indian army says cross-border infiltration attempts have increased along the Line of Control over the past few months. That, it says, is affecting the security situation. Many resemble the situation to the turbulent 90s when armed resistance against the Indian rule was at its peak.
Indian defense sources expect that the infiltration attempts from Pakistan-controlled Kashmir would increase in future. They claim to have intelligence showing that more than 200 fighters are currently waiting to cross over to the Indian side of the Line of Control.
The line is spread over 740Km, but India has built fence along 550Km, that consists of double row of fencing made of coils of concertina wire. The 8 to 12 feet high fencing took more than a decade to construct and was completed in late 2004. It is electrified and connected to a network of motion sensors, lighting system and alarms to prevent cross-border infiltration.
There's been also a surge in attacks by pro-independence fighters against Indian forces in recent months. New Delhi accuses Pakistan of supporting pro-independence fighters in the restive Kashmir region by arming and training them. Islamabad rejects this.
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- published: 06 Aug 2013
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Pakistan is accusing India's air force of violating its airspace over the disputed Kashmir region.
India flatly denies the accusation and says it will not back down from its major offensive against so-called infiltrators on its side of the Kashmiri line of control.
Meanwhile, the Indian Foreign Ministry has announced that over the weekend, India's Prime Minister, Atal Bihari Vajpayee, met a special envoy from Pakistan.
A protest led by Kashmiri separatist leader, Shabir Shah in the streets of Srinagar was abruptly ended by the local police on Monday.
Wielding batons and throwing tear gas, police charged into the procession: a clash played out before the world's media and passersby alike.
Shouting for 'freedom', the protestors were soon overwhelmed and were bundled into the back of an police van.
For over a month, the two warring neighbours India and Pakistan have been engaged in their worst standoff in 30 years.
Hundreds of Indian soldiers have positioned their artillery batteries on the road between Dras and Kargil, close to the Kashmir ceasefire line which India says the guerrillas have crossed.
Since they gained independence from Britain in 1947, the volatile region of Kashmir has been the cause of two wars between India and Pakistan.
India controls two-thirds of the territory, and Pakistan has the remaining third.
India now says most of the intruding army are made up of regular Pakistani soldiers and a smaller body of outside Islamic militants.
In an apparent bid to find a diplomatic solution to the crisis, India's Prime Minister Vajpayee met a special envoy from Pakistan on Monday.
According to the foreign ministry, former Pakistani Foreign Secretary Niaz Naik came to New Delhi on Sunday on a special mission from his Prime Minister, Nawaz Sharif.
That meeting followed-up telephone conversations between the two leaders.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"Mr Niaz Naik visited India. In these exchanges, our prime minister has emphasised that Pakistan must withdraw its forces and extremist elements from our side of the line of control and reaffirm the sanctity of the line of control. The prime minister has also conveyed our continuing interest in resuming the Lahore process once this happens."
SUPERCAPTION: R.S. Jassal, Indian Foreign ministry spokesperson
Pakistan maintains that it has little to do with the intruders in Kashmir, while strongly opposing India's massive buildup of artillery along its Kashmiri borders, as well as alleged intrusions into its airspace.
U-S Deputy Assistant Secretary of State, Gibson Lanpher, was also in New Delhi to meet Indian officials on Sunday, following a visit to Islamabad.
He and U-S Marine General, Anthony Zinni - who is also in India - say they are not acting as mediators to the conflict.
Lanpher also denied reports he had carried a proposal from Islamabad to allow an exit corridor for the guerrillas, should they retreat.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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Top military commanders of India and Pakistan met Sunday near the border of their countries in an attempt to stop the fighting in Kashmir that has left hundreds of people dead or wounded.
The meeting came hours after Indian guns fell silent in Kashmir, apparently to allow Pakistan-backed intruders to leave the mountains of India-held Kashmir that they seized several months ago.
Fighting has raged for weeks in the disputed Kashmir valley region and soldiers from the Indian army have faced fierce resistance.
In Mushkoh Valley, Indian artillery guns fired overnight at Rocky Knob mountain, inflicting heavy casualties among the intruders.
Mopping up operations were hampered as the fighters scattered some 300 land mines on the mountains as they fled.
Two months of fighting in the India-held region has left hundreds of Indian soldiers and Pakistan-backed intruders dead or wounded.
In the last few days, Indian troops have claimed major successes in evicting the intruders from the Himalayas.
Indian commanders say the fighting is in a decisive stage now.
On Saturday, Mirage and MiG jets pounded intruder positions in the northern Dras sector, destroying a key gun position and a supply camp.
Indian forces claimed for the first time to have pushed the guerrillas at one of the war fronts, the Batalik area, back across the 1972 ceasefire line dividing Kashmir between India and Pakistan.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"A decisive moment has arrived and we expect an early completion of operation in Kargil. I do not wish to give it a time frame as yet."
SUPERCAPTION: Colonel J.J. Singh, Military spokesman
Sunday morning, Indian infantry soldiers laid down their guns in all the four sectors of Kashmir where fighting has raged.
The move apparently was to allow the intruders to climb down the mountains and cross into Pakistan.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"We have noticed some movements which could be construed as his thinning out from certain positions."
SUPERCAPTION: Colonel J.J. Singh, Military spokesman
Although the director-general of military operations for both India and Pakistan have been talking with each other on the telephone every week, they have only now met in person.
The meeting went on for more than two hours and was still in progress late Sunday at an Indian border post in Atari in the state of Punjab.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"At the request of the Government of Pakistan, a meeting of the Director generals of military operations of India and Pakistan was held at 1330 hours at Atari on the Indian side of Wagah border in BSF (border security force) area. The outcome of this meeting is not yet known."
SUPERCAPTION: Colonel J.J. Singh, Military spokesman
In Srinagar, the Indian army displayed for the press bodies of those killed in the ongoing conflict.
The army said the bodies were regular Pakistani soldiers and were recovered from the positions recaptured by the Indian army.
Also displayed were personal letters found with these bodies.
The Pakistani army has refused to claim these bodies.
Since May, hundreds of fighters have occupied key peaks in the India-held Kashmir.
New Delhi believes Pakistani soldiers and insurgents supported by Islamabad are on the snowcapped peaks.
Islamabad says it has no control over the fighters, whom it describes as native Kashmiris seeking independence of the Himalayan territory.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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The Indian military has clamped down and re-imposed a strict curfew in Indian-controlled Kashmir. On Saturday India hanged a Muslim man, for his involvement in a 2001 attack on Parliament, but many in Indian administered Kashmir do not trust that verdict. Al Jazeera's Divya Gopalan reports now on the suffering caused by the military crackdown.
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- published: 15 Feb 2013
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1. Wide shot Jammu Railway station
2. Train arriving
3. Carriages rolling past camera
4. Mid shot soldiers on platform
5. Various of soldiers unloading
6. Various of soldiers carrying bags on platform
7. Mid shot railway bridge
8. Soldiers grouping up at army assembly point
9. Soldiers loading ammunitions
10. Various of soldiers reading papers
11. Soldiers passing sign saying "Kashmir, paradise on earth"
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As the Indian government welcomed Pakistan's commitment to fight terrorism, the Indian army still appeared to be reinforcing its military position in the disputed Northern region of Kashmir.
Hundreds of troops from both the border security force and the Indian army arrived by train at the Indian Northern railhead of Jammu City on Sunday.
Troops have been brought in from other parts of India as well, and soldiers say they are expecting to be moved up to the border with Pakistan and the Line of Control in the disputed Kashmir shortly.
Tensions have been mounting between the two nations since the attack on the Indian Parliament on December 13 by a Kashmiri based militant organisation fighting for independence from India.
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India strongly objects to Pakistan's decision to conduct polls in disputed Jammu and Kashmir regions of Gilgit and Baltistan, calling it an attempt to camouflage forceful and illegal occupation.
- published: 02 Jun 2015
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President Clinton has been urged by lawmakers to press Indian and Pakistani officials for a resolution over the disputed state of Kashmir.
A letter signed by 15 senators and more than three dozen U-S representatives also urged the president to appoint a special envoy to help facilitate peace talks.
In their letter released on Tuesday, 15 senators and 46 U-S representatives urged President Clinton to intensify diplomatic efforts to resolve the Kashmir crisis, which they described as "the most dangerous nuclear flashpoint in the world today".
House Democratic Whip David Bonior and Representative Dan Burton released the letter at a news conference at the Cannon House Office.
At the briefing, Burton sat next to a frequent political foe, Lanny Davis, a former special counsel for the White House.
Davis, now a spokesman for a Pakistani American organisation, often clashed with Burton when the lawmaker, who chairs the House Government Reform and Oversight Committee, investigated charges of fundraising violations by Clinton's 1996 re-election campaign.
But their differences were put aside as both men called on Clinton to act.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"And there is no place that cries out more for attention for human rights abuses than Kashmir."
SUPER CAPTION: Dan Burton - Republican Congressman - Indiana
The human rights group Americans for Peace and Justice in South Asia organised Tuesday's rally in the Cannon Office Building.
It accuses India of unlawfully occupying Kashmir with more than half a (m) million troops.
And it wants Clinton to mediate in the search for a permanent solution to the Kashmir crisis.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"If the United States could play a leadership role in Ireland, in the Middle East and more recently in East Timor, then Kashmir also cries out for the same."
SUPER CAPTION: Dr. Nasim Ashraf/Americans for Peace and Justice in South Asia
India and Pakistan - the world's newest nuclear nations - nearly went to war earlier this year over the fighting in Kashmir between Indian troops and Islamic militants who India said were backed by Pakistan.
Both countries claim the entire territory, currently divided between them.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"This is not about India or Pakistan having the last word. This is about Kashmirese have the right to self determination. God knows, we could spend a month arguing about the problems about the Indian government and the Pakistan government because they both have problems. What we are trying to do here is to come together to bring relief to the people of Kashmir so they can determine for themselves their own destiny."
SUPER CAPTION: David Bonior - Democrat Congressman - Michigan
President Clinton plans to visit India and Pakistan after the Indians elect and install a new government.
No specific date has been set, but Clinton visit is likely to take place early next year.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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Kashmir (Balti, Gojri, Poonchi/Chibhali, Dogri: कश्मीर; Kashmiri: कॅशीर, کٔشِیر; Ladakhi: ཀཤམིར; Uyghur: كەشمىر; Shina: کشمیر) is the northwestern region of the Indian subcontinent. Until the mid-19th century, the term Kashmir geographically denoted only the valley between the Great Himalayas and the Pir Panjal mountain range. Today Kashmir denotes a larger area that includes the Indian-administered state of Jammu and Kashmir (the Kashmir valley, Jammu and Ladakh), the Pakistani-administered Gilgit–Baltistan and the Azad Kashmir provinces, and the Chinese-administered regions of Aksai Chin and Trans-Karakoram Tract.
In the first half of the first millennium, the Kashmir region became an important center of Hinduism and later of Buddhism; later still, in the ninth century, Kashmir Shaivism arose. In 1349, Shah Mir became the first Muslim ruler of Kashmir and inaugurated the Salatin-i-Kashmir or Swati dynasty. For the next five centuries, Muslim monarchs ruled Kashmir, including the Mughals, who ruled from 1526 until 1751, then the Afghan Durrani Empire that ruled from 1747 until 1820. That year, the Sikhs under Ranjit Singh, annexed Kashmir. In 1846, upon the purchase of the region from the British under the Treaty of Amritsar, the Dogras—under Gulab Singh—became the new rulers. Dogra Rule, under the paramountcy (or tutelage) of the British Crown, lasted until 1947, when the former princely state became a disputed territory, now administered by three countries: India, Pakistan, and the People's Republic of China.
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2:39Videographic: India, Pakistan and Kashmir
Videographic: India, Pakistan and KashmirVideographic: India, Pakistan and Kashmir
An Economist videographic with a brief history of the Kashmir conflict. Added to www.audiovideo.economist.com in November 2009 Subscribe NOW to The Economist: http://econ.st/1Fsu2Vj Get more The Economist Follow us: https://twitter.com/TheEconomist Like us: https://www.facebook.com/TheEconomist View photos: https://instagram.com/theeconomist/ The Economist videos give authoritative insight and opinion on international news, politics, business, finance, science, technology and the connections between them. -
3:17Guide to Kashmir and the Himalaya
Guide to Kashmir and the HimalayaGuide to Kashmir and the Himalaya
Wild Frontiers' Jonny Bealby presents the highlights of the Kashmir and Himalayas region of India in this guide to northern India. Comprising a region north of the Ganges flood plains, to the east of Nepal, over the foothills and high mountain passes all the way to the former Buddhist kingdom of Ladakh and the fabled earthly paradise Kashmir, the Himalayas represents the least populated and arguably most beautiful region of all India. So, what are the main highlights? Well, heading out of Delhi the first place you'll probably come to is Shilma, former summer capital to the British Raj echoing the history of that era, before moving on to Dharamsala, the home of the Dalai Lama and the Tibetans in Exile. Close to here there are some wonderful walking trips to do staying with local villages in their authentic but comfortably converted homes. Further north is an old favourite of the hippy era, Manali, which is the last town before the high passes, some at over 5,000m that will quite literally take your breath away, lead you to Ladakh. Sandwiched between the vast ranges of the Karakoram and Himalayas, Ladakh is the highest, most remote and least populated region in the country. Formerly a part of Tibet, it's a Buddhist state, home to some extraordinary landscapes, some stunning architecture, great walking and fascinating people. And finally we move on to Kashmir -- where I am now. As one of the oldest tourist destinations in the world -- a place favoured by Moghul emperors, British memsahibs and 60s hippies -- the beauty of the Vale of Kashmir has had poets waxing lyrical for millennia... And for good reason. Famed for its cool, clear summer air, its alpine meadows and its tranquil lakes Kashmir is a region like no other. Throw in the quirky and atmospheric wooden houseboats and the lifting of the British Foreign Office advice against travel here in November 2012, and you have everything you need for a unique adventure holiday destination. We have a number of group tours that take in these regions: A Journey to Ladakh -- takes you on a mega road journey to the Buddhist mountain kingdom; Hill Stations to Kashmir, which will show you some of the interesting hill stations on your way to Kashmir. Or our ever popular High Road to Kashmir that connects Ladakh with Kashmir. And of course, back in our offices in London and Delhi, we have specialist travel planners that know all these places inside out waiting to help you create the most perfect tailor-made experience. So if you'd like your holiday to come with stunning views, mountain lakes, forest temples and ancient shrines, a myriad cultures and creeds, excellent cuisine and some very good shopping, then look no further than the intoxicating Kashmir Himalayan region of India. -
3:21Kashmir: An Earthly Paradise
Kashmir: An Earthly ParadiseKashmir: An Earthly Paradise
Wild Frontiers MD, Jonny Bealby, travels to Kashmir in Northern India. There is no doubt Kashmir is beautiful, but what most want to know is - Is it safe to travel there? See what Jonny has to say on the issue and enjoy the stunning images of the region. For more information on travelling to Kashmir and Kashmir Holidays visit http://www.wildfrontiers.co.uk/world-regions/indian-subcontinent/india/kashmir-the-himalayas -
2:42Indian army kills 14 pro-independence fighters in disputed Kashmir region
Indian army kills 14 pro-independence fighters in disputed Kashmir regionIndian army kills 14 pro-independence fighters in disputed Kashmir region
The Indian army says it has killed over a dozen pro-independence fighters in the past several days along the Line of Control which divides the disputed region of Kashmir. This followed a series of deadly border clashes between the Indian and Pakistani armies in the same area. The Indian army said it had launched the operation against the pro-independence fighters after it received information on the presence of a group of combatants in nearby villages, who had crossed the Line of Control. A large cache of arms and ammunition were also seized. The army claims that the slain fighters belonged to Lashkar-e Toiba and Jaish-e-Mohammad militant groups. The Indian army says cross-border infiltration attempts have increased along the Line of Control over the past few months. That, it says, is affecting the security situation. Many resemble the situation to the turbulent 90s when armed resistance against the Indian rule was at its peak. Indian defense sources expect that the infiltration attempts from Pakistan-controlled Kashmir would increase in future. They claim to have intelligence showing that more than 200 fighters are currently waiting to cross over to the Indian side of the Line of Control. The line is spread over 740Km, but India has built fence along 550Km, that consists of double row of fencing made of coils of concertina wire. The 8 to 12 feet high fencing took more than a decade to construct and was completed in late 2004. It is electrified and connected to a network of motion sensors, lighting system and alarms to prevent cross-border infiltration. There's been also a surge in attacks by pro-independence fighters against Indian forces in recent months. New Delhi accuses Pakistan of supporting pro-independence fighters in the restive Kashmir region by arming and training them. Islamabad rejects this. http://www.presstv.ir/ -
2:43INDIA: INDIA/PAKISTAN DISPUTED KASHMIR REGION LATEST
INDIA: INDIA/PAKISTAN DISPUTED KASHMIR REGION LATESTINDIA: INDIA/PAKISTAN DISPUTED KASHMIR REGION LATEST
English/Nat Pakistan is accusing India's air force of violating its airspace over the disputed Kashmir region. India flatly denies the accusation and says it will not back down from its major offensive against so-called infiltrators on its side of the Kashmiri line of control. Meanwhile, the Indian Foreign Ministry has announced that over the weekend, India's Prime Minister, Atal Bihari Vajpayee, met a special envoy from Pakistan. A protest led by Kashmiri separatist leader, Shabir Shah in the streets of Srinagar was abruptly ended by the local police on Monday. Wielding batons and throwing tear gas, police charged into the procession: a clash played out before the world's media and passersby alike. Shouting for 'freedom', the protestors were soon overwhelmed and were bundled into the back of an police van. For over a month, the two warring neighbours India and Pakistan have been engaged in their worst standoff in 30 years. Hundreds of Indian soldiers have positioned their artillery batteries on the road between Dras and Kargil, close to the Kashmir ceasefire line which India says the guerrillas have crossed. Since they gained independence from Britain in 1947, the volatile region of Kashmir has been the cause of two wars between India and Pakistan. India controls two-thirds of the territory, and Pakistan has the remaining third. India now says most of the intruding army are made up of regular Pakistani soldiers and a smaller body of outside Islamic militants. In an apparent bid to find a diplomatic solution to the crisis, India's Prime Minister Vajpayee met a special envoy from Pakistan on Monday. According to the foreign ministry, former Pakistani Foreign Secretary Niaz Naik came to New Delhi on Sunday on a special mission from his Prime Minister, Nawaz Sharif. That meeting followed-up telephone conversations between the two leaders. SOUNDBITE: (English) "Mr Niaz Naik visited India. In these exchanges, our prime minister has emphasised that Pakistan must withdraw its forces and extremist elements from our side of the line of control and reaffirm the sanctity of the line of control. The prime minister has also conveyed our continuing interest in resuming the Lahore process once this happens." SUPERCAPTION: R.S. Jassal, Indian Foreign ministry spokesperson Pakistan maintains that it has little to do with the intruders in Kashmir, while strongly opposing India's massive buildup of artillery along its Kashmiri borders, as well as alleged intrusions into its airspace. U-S Deputy Assistant Secretary of State, Gibson Lanpher, was also in New Delhi to meet Indian officials on Sunday, following a visit to Islamabad. He and U-S Marine General, Anthony Zinni - who is also in India - say they are not acting as mediators to the conflict. Lanpher also denied reports he had carried a proposal from Islamabad to allow an exit corridor for the guerrillas, should they retreat. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/26fec7bb4e0cb355cea6991facee6ab9 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
3:04INDIA: INDIA/PAKISTAN DISPUTED KASHMIR REGION LATEST
INDIA: INDIA/PAKISTAN DISPUTED KASHMIR REGION LATESTINDIA: INDIA/PAKISTAN DISPUTED KASHMIR REGION LATEST
English/Nat Top military commanders of India and Pakistan met Sunday near the border of their countries in an attempt to stop the fighting in Kashmir that has left hundreds of people dead or wounded. The meeting came hours after Indian guns fell silent in Kashmir, apparently to allow Pakistan-backed intruders to leave the mountains of India-held Kashmir that they seized several months ago. Fighting has raged for weeks in the disputed Kashmir valley region and soldiers from the Indian army have faced fierce resistance. In Mushkoh Valley, Indian artillery guns fired overnight at Rocky Knob mountain, inflicting heavy casualties among the intruders. Mopping up operations were hampered as the fighters scattered some 300 land mines on the mountains as they fled. Two months of fighting in the India-held region has left hundreds of Indian soldiers and Pakistan-backed intruders dead or wounded. In the last few days, Indian troops have claimed major successes in evicting the intruders from the Himalayas. Indian commanders say the fighting is in a decisive stage now. On Saturday, Mirage and MiG jets pounded intruder positions in the northern Dras sector, destroying a key gun position and a supply camp. Indian forces claimed for the first time to have pushed the guerrillas at one of the war fronts, the Batalik area, back across the 1972 ceasefire line dividing Kashmir between India and Pakistan. SOUNDBITE: (English) "A decisive moment has arrived and we expect an early completion of operation in Kargil. I do not wish to give it a time frame as yet." SUPERCAPTION: Colonel J.J. Singh, Military spokesman Sunday morning, Indian infantry soldiers laid down their guns in all the four sectors of Kashmir where fighting has raged. The move apparently was to allow the intruders to climb down the mountains and cross into Pakistan. SOUNDBITE: (English) "We have noticed some movements which could be construed as his thinning out from certain positions." SUPERCAPTION: Colonel J.J. Singh, Military spokesman Although the director-general of military operations for both India and Pakistan have been talking with each other on the telephone every week, they have only now met in person. The meeting went on for more than two hours and was still in progress late Sunday at an Indian border post in Atari in the state of Punjab. SOUNDBITE: (English) "At the request of the Government of Pakistan, a meeting of the Director generals of military operations of India and Pakistan was held at 1330 hours at Atari on the Indian side of Wagah border in BSF (border security force) area. The outcome of this meeting is not yet known." SUPERCAPTION: Colonel J.J. Singh, Military spokesman In Srinagar, the Indian army displayed for the press bodies of those killed in the ongoing conflict. The army said the bodies were regular Pakistani soldiers and were recovered from the positions recaptured by the Indian army. Also displayed were personal letters found with these bodies. The Pakistani army has refused to claim these bodies. Since May, hundreds of fighters have occupied key peaks in the India-held Kashmir. New Delhi believes Pakistani soldiers and insurgents supported by Islamabad are on the snowcapped peaks. Islamabad says it has no control over the fighters, whom it describes as native Kashmiris seeking independence of the Himalayan territory. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/a610dbb0ed3fba1c61d762f04caed6ab Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
2:17India imposes curfew on Kashmir region
India imposes curfew on Kashmir regionIndia imposes curfew on Kashmir region
Subscribe to our channel http://bit.ly/AJSubscribe The Indian military has clamped down and re-imposed a strict curfew in Indian-controlled Kashmir. On Saturday India hanged a Muslim man, for his involvement in a 2001 attack on Parliament, but many in Indian administered Kashmir do not trust that verdict. Al Jazeera's Divya Gopalan reports now on the suffering caused by the military crackdown. At Al Jazeera English, we focus on people and events that affect people's lives. We bring topics to light that often go under-reported, listening to all sides of the story and giving a 'voice to the voiceless.' Reaching more than 270 million households in over 140 countries across the globe, our viewers trust Al Jazeera English to keep them informed, inspired, and entertained. Our impartial, fact-based reporting wins worldwide praise and respect. It is our unique brand of journalism that the world has come to rely on. We are reshaping global media and constantly working to strengthen our reputation as one of the world's most respected news and current affairs channels. Social Media links: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/aljazeera Instagram: https://instagram.com/aljazeera/?ref=... Twitter: https://twitter.com/ajenglish Website: http://www.aljazeera.com/ google+: https://plus.google.com/+aljazeera/posts -
1:20Indian army continues build up in Kashmir region
Indian army continues build up in Kashmir regionIndian army continues build up in Kashmir region
1. Wide shot Jammu Railway station 2. Train arriving 3. Carriages rolling past camera 4. Mid shot soldiers on platform 5. Various of soldiers unloading 6. Various of soldiers carrying bags on platform 7. Mid shot railway bridge 8. Soldiers grouping up at army assembly point 9. Soldiers loading ammunitions 10. Various of soldiers reading papers 11. Soldiers passing sign saying "Kashmir, paradise on earth" STORYLINE: As the Indian government welcomed Pakistan's commitment to fight terrorism, the Indian army still appeared to be reinforcing its military position in the disputed Northern region of Kashmir. Hundreds of troops from both the border security force and the Indian army arrived by train at the Indian Northern railhead of Jammu City on Sunday. Troops have been brought in from other parts of India as well, and soldiers say they are expecting to be moved up to the border with Pakistan and the Line of Control in the disputed Kashmir shortly. Tensions have been mounting between the two nations since the attack on the Indian Parliament on December 13 by a Kashmiri based militant organisation fighting for independence from India. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/818566604448f4c928e2e4181f2e3f7e Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
1:11India objects to Pakistan holding elections in disputed Jammu and Kashmir region
India objects to Pakistan holding elections in disputed Jammu and Kashmir regionIndia objects to Pakistan holding elections in disputed Jammu and Kashmir region
India strongly objects to Pakistan's decision to conduct polls in disputed Jammu and Kashmir regions of Gilgit and Baltistan, calling it an attempt to camouflage forceful and illegal occupation. -
1:20USA: INDIA/PAKISTAN DISPUTED KASHMIR REGION LATEST
USA: INDIA/PAKISTAN DISPUTED KASHMIR REGION LATESTUSA: INDIA/PAKISTAN DISPUTED KASHMIR REGION LATEST
English/Nat President Clinton has been urged by lawmakers to press Indian and Pakistani officials for a resolution over the disputed state of Kashmir. A letter signed by 15 senators and more than three dozen U-S representatives also urged the president to appoint a special envoy to help facilitate peace talks. In their letter released on Tuesday, 15 senators and 46 U-S representatives urged President Clinton to intensify diplomatic efforts to resolve the Kashmir crisis, which they described as "the most dangerous nuclear flashpoint in the world today". House Democratic Whip David Bonior and Representative Dan Burton released the letter at a news conference at the Cannon House Office. At the briefing, Burton sat next to a frequent political foe, Lanny Davis, a former special counsel for the White House. Davis, now a spokesman for a Pakistani American organisation, often clashed with Burton when the lawmaker, who chairs the House Government Reform and Oversight Committee, investigated charges of fundraising violations by Clinton's 1996 re-election campaign. But their differences were put aside as both men called on Clinton to act. SOUNDBITE: (English) "And there is no place that cries out more for attention for human rights abuses than Kashmir." SUPER CAPTION: Dan Burton - Republican Congressman - Indiana The human rights group Americans for Peace and Justice in South Asia organised Tuesday's rally in the Cannon Office Building. It accuses India of unlawfully occupying Kashmir with more than half a (m) million troops. And it wants Clinton to mediate in the search for a permanent solution to the Kashmir crisis. SOUNDBITE: (English) "If the United States could play a leadership role in Ireland, in the Middle East and more recently in East Timor, then Kashmir also cries out for the same." SUPER CAPTION: Dr. Nasim Ashraf/Americans for Peace and Justice in South Asia India and Pakistan - the world's newest nuclear nations - nearly went to war earlier this year over the fighting in Kashmir between Indian troops and Islamic militants who India said were backed by Pakistan. Both countries claim the entire territory, currently divided between them. SOUNDBITE: (English) "This is not about India or Pakistan having the last word. This is about Kashmirese have the right to self determination. God knows, we could spend a month arguing about the problems about the Indian government and the Pakistan government because they both have problems. What we are trying to do here is to come together to bring relief to the people of Kashmir so they can determine for themselves their own destiny." SUPER CAPTION: David Bonior - Democrat Congressman - Michigan President Clinton plans to visit India and Pakistan after the Indians elect and install a new government. No specific date has been set, but Clinton visit is likely to take place early next year. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/2416476fda60ded5c480a76d178c8cd3 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork
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Videographic: India, Pakistan and Kashmir
An Economist videographic with a brief history of the Kashmir conflict. Added to www.audiovideo.economist.com in November 2009 Subscribe NOW to The Economist: http://econ.st/1Fsu2Vj Get more The Economist Follow us: https://twitter.com/TheEconomist Like us: https://www.facebook.com/TheEconomist View photos: https://instagram.com/theeconomist/ The Economist videos give authoritative insight and opinion on international news, politics, business, finance, science, technology and the connections between them. -
Guide to Kashmir and the Himalaya
Wild Frontiers' Jonny Bealby presents the highlights of the Kashmir and Himalayas region of India in this guide to northern India. Comprising a region north of the Ganges flood plains, to the east of Nepal, over the foothills and high mountain passes all the way to the former Buddhist kingdom of Ladakh and the fabled earthly paradise Kashmir, the Himalayas represents the least populated and arguably most beautiful region of all India. So, what are the main highlights? Well, heading out of Delhi the first place you'll probably come to is Shilma, former summer capital to the British Raj echoing the history of that era, before moving on to Dharamsala, the home of the Dalai Lama and the Tibetans in Exile. Close to here there are some wonderful walking trips to do staying with local villages... -
Kashmir: An Earthly Paradise
Wild Frontiers MD, Jonny Bealby, travels to Kashmir in Northern India. There is no doubt Kashmir is beautiful, but what most want to know is - Is it safe to travel there? See what Jonny has to say on the issue and enjoy the stunning images of the region. For more information on travelling to Kashmir and Kashmir Holidays visit http://www.wildfrontiers.co.uk/world-regions/indian-subcontinent/india/kashmir-the-himalayas -
Indian army kills 14 pro-independence fighters in disputed Kashmir region
The Indian army says it has killed over a dozen pro-independence fighters in the past several days along the Line of Control which divides the disputed region of Kashmir. This followed a series of deadly border clashes between the Indian and Pakistani armies in the same area. The Indian army said it had launched the operation against the pro-independence fighters after it received information on the presence of a group of combatants in nearby villages, who had crossed the Line of Control. A large cache of arms and ammunition were also seized. The army claims that the slain fighters belonged to Lashkar-e Toiba and Jaish-e-Mohammad militant groups. The Indian army says cross-border infiltration attempts have increased along the Line of Control over the past few months. That, it says,... -
INDIA: INDIA/PAKISTAN DISPUTED KASHMIR REGION LATEST
English/Nat Pakistan is accusing India's air force of violating its airspace over the disputed Kashmir region. India flatly denies the accusation and says it will not back down from its major offensive against so-called infiltrators on its side of the Kashmiri line of control. Meanwhile, the Indian Foreign Ministry has announced that over the weekend, India's Prime Minister, Atal Bihari Vajpayee, met a special envoy from Pakistan. A protest led by Kashmiri separatist leader, Shabir Shah in the streets of Srinagar was abruptly ended by the local police on Monday. Wielding batons and throwing tear gas, police charged into the procession: a clash played out before the world's media and passersby alike. Shouting for 'freedom', the protestors were soon overwhelmed and were bu... -
INDIA: INDIA/PAKISTAN DISPUTED KASHMIR REGION LATEST
English/Nat Top military commanders of India and Pakistan met Sunday near the border of their countries in an attempt to stop the fighting in Kashmir that has left hundreds of people dead or wounded. The meeting came hours after Indian guns fell silent in Kashmir, apparently to allow Pakistan-backed intruders to leave the mountains of India-held Kashmir that they seized several months ago. Fighting has raged for weeks in the disputed Kashmir valley region and soldiers from the Indian army have faced fierce resistance. In Mushkoh Valley, Indian artillery guns fired overnight at Rocky Knob mountain, inflicting heavy casualties among the intruders. Mopping up operations were hampered as the fighters scattered some 300 land mines on the mountains as they fled. Two months of ... -
India imposes curfew on Kashmir region
Subscribe to our channel http://bit.ly/AJSubscribe The Indian military has clamped down and re-imposed a strict curfew in Indian-controlled Kashmir. On Saturday India hanged a Muslim man, for his involvement in a 2001 attack on Parliament, but many in Indian administered Kashmir do not trust that verdict. Al Jazeera's Divya Gopalan reports now on the suffering caused by the military crackdown. At Al Jazeera English, we focus on people and events that affect people's lives. We bring topics to light that often go under-reported, listening to all sides of the story and giving a 'voice to the voiceless.' Reaching more than 270 million households in over 140 countries across the globe, our viewers trust Al Jazeera English to keep them informed, inspired, and entertained. Our impartial, fa... -
Indian army continues build up in Kashmir region
1. Wide shot Jammu Railway station 2. Train arriving 3. Carriages rolling past camera 4. Mid shot soldiers on platform 5. Various of soldiers unloading 6. Various of soldiers carrying bags on platform 7. Mid shot railway bridge 8. Soldiers grouping up at army assembly point 9. Soldiers loading ammunitions 10. Various of soldiers reading papers 11. Soldiers passing sign saying "Kashmir, paradise on earth" STORYLINE: As the Indian government welcomed Pakistan's commitment to fight terrorism, the Indian army still appeared to be reinforcing its military position in the disputed Northern region of Kashmir. Hundreds of troops from both the border security force and the Indian army arrived by train at the Indian Northern railhead of Jammu City on Sunday. Troops have been br... -
India objects to Pakistan holding elections in disputed Jammu and Kashmir region
India strongly objects to Pakistan's decision to conduct polls in disputed Jammu and Kashmir regions of Gilgit and Baltistan, calling it an attempt to camouflage forceful and illegal occupation. -
USA: INDIA/PAKISTAN DISPUTED KASHMIR REGION LATEST
English/Nat President Clinton has been urged by lawmakers to press Indian and Pakistani officials for a resolution over the disputed state of Kashmir. A letter signed by 15 senators and more than three dozen U-S representatives also urged the president to appoint a special envoy to help facilitate peace talks. In their letter released on Tuesday, 15 senators and 46 U-S representatives urged President Clinton to intensify diplomatic efforts to resolve the Kashmir crisis, which they described as "the most dangerous nuclear flashpoint in the world today". House Democratic Whip David Bonior and Representative Dan Burton released the letter at a news conference at the Cannon House Office. At the briefing, Burton sat next to a frequent political foe, Lanny Davis, a former special...
Videographic: India, Pakistan and Kashmir
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- Duration: 2:39
- Updated: 17 Nov 2009
- views: 414173
An Economist videographic with a brief history of the Kashmir conflict. Added to www.audiovideo.economist.com in November 2009
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An Economist videographic with a brief history of the Kashmir conflict. Added to www.audiovideo.economist.com in November 2009
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- published: 17 Nov 2009
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Guide to Kashmir and the Himalaya
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- Duration: 3:17
- Updated: 04 Sep 2013
- views: 5785
Wild Frontiers' Jonny Bealby presents the highlights of the Kashmir and Himalayas region of India in this guide to northern India.
Comprising a region north o...
Wild Frontiers' Jonny Bealby presents the highlights of the Kashmir and Himalayas region of India in this guide to northern India.
Comprising a region north of the Ganges flood plains, to the east of Nepal, over the foothills and high mountain passes all the way to the former Buddhist kingdom of Ladakh and the fabled earthly paradise Kashmir, the Himalayas represents the least populated and arguably most beautiful region of all India. So, what are the main highlights?
Well, heading out of Delhi the first place you'll probably come to is Shilma, former summer capital to the British Raj echoing the history of that era, before moving on to Dharamsala, the home of the Dalai Lama and the Tibetans in Exile. Close to here there are some wonderful walking trips to do staying with local villages in their authentic but comfortably converted homes.
Further north is an old favourite of the hippy era, Manali, which is the last town before the high passes, some at over 5,000m that will quite literally take your breath away, lead you to Ladakh.
Sandwiched between the vast ranges of the Karakoram and Himalayas, Ladakh is the highest, most remote and least populated region in the country. Formerly a part of Tibet, it's a Buddhist state, home to some extraordinary landscapes, some stunning architecture, great walking and fascinating people.
And finally we move on to Kashmir -- where I am now. As one of the oldest tourist destinations in the world -- a place favoured by Moghul emperors, British memsahibs and 60s hippies -- the beauty of the Vale of Kashmir has had poets waxing lyrical for millennia... And for good reason. Famed for its cool, clear summer air, its alpine meadows and its tranquil lakes Kashmir is a region like no other. Throw in the quirky and atmospheric wooden houseboats and the lifting of the British Foreign Office advice against travel here in November 2012, and you have everything you need for a unique adventure holiday destination.
We have a number of group tours that take in these regions: A Journey to Ladakh -- takes you on a mega road journey to the Buddhist mountain kingdom; Hill Stations to Kashmir, which will show you some of the interesting hill stations on your way to Kashmir. Or our ever popular High Road to Kashmir that connects Ladakh with Kashmir. And of course, back in our offices in London and Delhi, we have specialist travel planners that know all these places inside out waiting to help you create the most perfect tailor-made experience.
So if you'd like your holiday to come with stunning views, mountain lakes, forest temples and ancient shrines, a myriad cultures and creeds, excellent cuisine and some very good shopping, then look no further than the intoxicating Kashmir Himalayan region of India.
wn.com/Guide To Kashmir And The Himalaya
Wild Frontiers' Jonny Bealby presents the highlights of the Kashmir and Himalayas region of India in this guide to northern India.
Comprising a region north of the Ganges flood plains, to the east of Nepal, over the foothills and high mountain passes all the way to the former Buddhist kingdom of Ladakh and the fabled earthly paradise Kashmir, the Himalayas represents the least populated and arguably most beautiful region of all India. So, what are the main highlights?
Well, heading out of Delhi the first place you'll probably come to is Shilma, former summer capital to the British Raj echoing the history of that era, before moving on to Dharamsala, the home of the Dalai Lama and the Tibetans in Exile. Close to here there are some wonderful walking trips to do staying with local villages in their authentic but comfortably converted homes.
Further north is an old favourite of the hippy era, Manali, which is the last town before the high passes, some at over 5,000m that will quite literally take your breath away, lead you to Ladakh.
Sandwiched between the vast ranges of the Karakoram and Himalayas, Ladakh is the highest, most remote and least populated region in the country. Formerly a part of Tibet, it's a Buddhist state, home to some extraordinary landscapes, some stunning architecture, great walking and fascinating people.
And finally we move on to Kashmir -- where I am now. As one of the oldest tourist destinations in the world -- a place favoured by Moghul emperors, British memsahibs and 60s hippies -- the beauty of the Vale of Kashmir has had poets waxing lyrical for millennia... And for good reason. Famed for its cool, clear summer air, its alpine meadows and its tranquil lakes Kashmir is a region like no other. Throw in the quirky and atmospheric wooden houseboats and the lifting of the British Foreign Office advice against travel here in November 2012, and you have everything you need for a unique adventure holiday destination.
We have a number of group tours that take in these regions: A Journey to Ladakh -- takes you on a mega road journey to the Buddhist mountain kingdom; Hill Stations to Kashmir, which will show you some of the interesting hill stations on your way to Kashmir. Or our ever popular High Road to Kashmir that connects Ladakh with Kashmir. And of course, back in our offices in London and Delhi, we have specialist travel planners that know all these places inside out waiting to help you create the most perfect tailor-made experience.
So if you'd like your holiday to come with stunning views, mountain lakes, forest temples and ancient shrines, a myriad cultures and creeds, excellent cuisine and some very good shopping, then look no further than the intoxicating Kashmir Himalayan region of India.
- published: 04 Sep 2013
- views: 5785
Kashmir: An Earthly Paradise
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- Duration: 3:21
- Updated: 07 Jun 2012
- views: 67278
Wild Frontiers MD, Jonny Bealby, travels to Kashmir in Northern India. There is no doubt Kashmir is beautiful, but what most want to know is - Is it safe to tra...
Wild Frontiers MD, Jonny Bealby, travels to Kashmir in Northern India. There is no doubt Kashmir is beautiful, but what most want to know is - Is it safe to travel there? See what Jonny has to say on the issue and enjoy the stunning images of the region.
For more information on travelling to Kashmir and Kashmir Holidays visit http://www.wildfrontiers.co.uk/world-regions/indian-subcontinent/india/kashmir-the-himalayas
wn.com/Kashmir An Earthly Paradise
Wild Frontiers MD, Jonny Bealby, travels to Kashmir in Northern India. There is no doubt Kashmir is beautiful, but what most want to know is - Is it safe to travel there? See what Jonny has to say on the issue and enjoy the stunning images of the region.
For more information on travelling to Kashmir and Kashmir Holidays visit http://www.wildfrontiers.co.uk/world-regions/indian-subcontinent/india/kashmir-the-himalayas
- published: 07 Jun 2012
- views: 67278
Indian army kills 14 pro-independence fighters in disputed Kashmir region
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- Duration: 2:42
- Updated: 06 Aug 2013
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The Indian army says it has killed over a dozen pro-independence fighters in the past several days along the Line of Control which divides the disputed region o...
The Indian army says it has killed over a dozen pro-independence fighters in the past several days along the Line of Control which divides the disputed region of Kashmir.
This followed a series of deadly border clashes between the Indian and Pakistani armies in the same area.
The Indian army said it had launched the operation against the pro-independence fighters after it received information on the presence of a group of combatants in nearby villages, who had crossed the Line of Control. A large cache of arms and ammunition were also seized.
The army claims that the slain fighters belonged to Lashkar-e Toiba and Jaish-e-Mohammad militant groups.
The Indian army says cross-border infiltration attempts have increased along the Line of Control over the past few months. That, it says, is affecting the security situation. Many resemble the situation to the turbulent 90s when armed resistance against the Indian rule was at its peak.
Indian defense sources expect that the infiltration attempts from Pakistan-controlled Kashmir would increase in future. They claim to have intelligence showing that more than 200 fighters are currently waiting to cross over to the Indian side of the Line of Control.
The line is spread over 740Km, but India has built fence along 550Km, that consists of double row of fencing made of coils of concertina wire. The 8 to 12 feet high fencing took more than a decade to construct and was completed in late 2004. It is electrified and connected to a network of motion sensors, lighting system and alarms to prevent cross-border infiltration.
There's been also a surge in attacks by pro-independence fighters against Indian forces in recent months. New Delhi accuses Pakistan of supporting pro-independence fighters in the restive Kashmir region by arming and training them. Islamabad rejects this.
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wn.com/Indian Army Kills 14 Pro Independence Fighters In Disputed Kashmir Region
The Indian army says it has killed over a dozen pro-independence fighters in the past several days along the Line of Control which divides the disputed region of Kashmir.
This followed a series of deadly border clashes between the Indian and Pakistani armies in the same area.
The Indian army said it had launched the operation against the pro-independence fighters after it received information on the presence of a group of combatants in nearby villages, who had crossed the Line of Control. A large cache of arms and ammunition were also seized.
The army claims that the slain fighters belonged to Lashkar-e Toiba and Jaish-e-Mohammad militant groups.
The Indian army says cross-border infiltration attempts have increased along the Line of Control over the past few months. That, it says, is affecting the security situation. Many resemble the situation to the turbulent 90s when armed resistance against the Indian rule was at its peak.
Indian defense sources expect that the infiltration attempts from Pakistan-controlled Kashmir would increase in future. They claim to have intelligence showing that more than 200 fighters are currently waiting to cross over to the Indian side of the Line of Control.
The line is spread over 740Km, but India has built fence along 550Km, that consists of double row of fencing made of coils of concertina wire. The 8 to 12 feet high fencing took more than a decade to construct and was completed in late 2004. It is electrified and connected to a network of motion sensors, lighting system and alarms to prevent cross-border infiltration.
There's been also a surge in attacks by pro-independence fighters against Indian forces in recent months. New Delhi accuses Pakistan of supporting pro-independence fighters in the restive Kashmir region by arming and training them. Islamabad rejects this.
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- published: 06 Aug 2013
- views: 243849
INDIA: INDIA/PAKISTAN DISPUTED KASHMIR REGION LATEST
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- Duration: 2:43
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
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Pakistan is accusing India's air force of violating its airspace over the disputed Kashmir region.
India flatly denies the accusation and says...
English/Nat
Pakistan is accusing India's air force of violating its airspace over the disputed Kashmir region.
India flatly denies the accusation and says it will not back down from its major offensive against so-called infiltrators on its side of the Kashmiri line of control.
Meanwhile, the Indian Foreign Ministry has announced that over the weekend, India's Prime Minister, Atal Bihari Vajpayee, met a special envoy from Pakistan.
A protest led by Kashmiri separatist leader, Shabir Shah in the streets of Srinagar was abruptly ended by the local police on Monday.
Wielding batons and throwing tear gas, police charged into the procession: a clash played out before the world's media and passersby alike.
Shouting for 'freedom', the protestors were soon overwhelmed and were bundled into the back of an police van.
For over a month, the two warring neighbours India and Pakistan have been engaged in their worst standoff in 30 years.
Hundreds of Indian soldiers have positioned their artillery batteries on the road between Dras and Kargil, close to the Kashmir ceasefire line which India says the guerrillas have crossed.
Since they gained independence from Britain in 1947, the volatile region of Kashmir has been the cause of two wars between India and Pakistan.
India controls two-thirds of the territory, and Pakistan has the remaining third.
India now says most of the intruding army are made up of regular Pakistani soldiers and a smaller body of outside Islamic militants.
In an apparent bid to find a diplomatic solution to the crisis, India's Prime Minister Vajpayee met a special envoy from Pakistan on Monday.
According to the foreign ministry, former Pakistani Foreign Secretary Niaz Naik came to New Delhi on Sunday on a special mission from his Prime Minister, Nawaz Sharif.
That meeting followed-up telephone conversations between the two leaders.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"Mr Niaz Naik visited India. In these exchanges, our prime minister has emphasised that Pakistan must withdraw its forces and extremist elements from our side of the line of control and reaffirm the sanctity of the line of control. The prime minister has also conveyed our continuing interest in resuming the Lahore process once this happens."
SUPERCAPTION: R.S. Jassal, Indian Foreign ministry spokesperson
Pakistan maintains that it has little to do with the intruders in Kashmir, while strongly opposing India's massive buildup of artillery along its Kashmiri borders, as well as alleged intrusions into its airspace.
U-S Deputy Assistant Secretary of State, Gibson Lanpher, was also in New Delhi to meet Indian officials on Sunday, following a visit to Islamabad.
He and U-S Marine General, Anthony Zinni - who is also in India - say they are not acting as mediators to the conflict.
Lanpher also denied reports he had carried a proposal from Islamabad to allow an exit corridor for the guerrillas, should they retreat.
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English/Nat
Pakistan is accusing India's air force of violating its airspace over the disputed Kashmir region.
India flatly denies the accusation and says it will not back down from its major offensive against so-called infiltrators on its side of the Kashmiri line of control.
Meanwhile, the Indian Foreign Ministry has announced that over the weekend, India's Prime Minister, Atal Bihari Vajpayee, met a special envoy from Pakistan.
A protest led by Kashmiri separatist leader, Shabir Shah in the streets of Srinagar was abruptly ended by the local police on Monday.
Wielding batons and throwing tear gas, police charged into the procession: a clash played out before the world's media and passersby alike.
Shouting for 'freedom', the protestors were soon overwhelmed and were bundled into the back of an police van.
For over a month, the two warring neighbours India and Pakistan have been engaged in their worst standoff in 30 years.
Hundreds of Indian soldiers have positioned their artillery batteries on the road between Dras and Kargil, close to the Kashmir ceasefire line which India says the guerrillas have crossed.
Since they gained independence from Britain in 1947, the volatile region of Kashmir has been the cause of two wars between India and Pakistan.
India controls two-thirds of the territory, and Pakistan has the remaining third.
India now says most of the intruding army are made up of regular Pakistani soldiers and a smaller body of outside Islamic militants.
In an apparent bid to find a diplomatic solution to the crisis, India's Prime Minister Vajpayee met a special envoy from Pakistan on Monday.
According to the foreign ministry, former Pakistani Foreign Secretary Niaz Naik came to New Delhi on Sunday on a special mission from his Prime Minister, Nawaz Sharif.
That meeting followed-up telephone conversations between the two leaders.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"Mr Niaz Naik visited India. In these exchanges, our prime minister has emphasised that Pakistan must withdraw its forces and extremist elements from our side of the line of control and reaffirm the sanctity of the line of control. The prime minister has also conveyed our continuing interest in resuming the Lahore process once this happens."
SUPERCAPTION: R.S. Jassal, Indian Foreign ministry spokesperson
Pakistan maintains that it has little to do with the intruders in Kashmir, while strongly opposing India's massive buildup of artillery along its Kashmiri borders, as well as alleged intrusions into its airspace.
U-S Deputy Assistant Secretary of State, Gibson Lanpher, was also in New Delhi to meet Indian officials on Sunday, following a visit to Islamabad.
He and U-S Marine General, Anthony Zinni - who is also in India - say they are not acting as mediators to the conflict.
Lanpher also denied reports he had carried a proposal from Islamabad to allow an exit corridor for the guerrillas, should they retreat.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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INDIA: INDIA/PAKISTAN DISPUTED KASHMIR REGION LATEST
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- Duration: 3:04
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 117
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Top military commanders of India and Pakistan met Sunday near the border of their countries in an attempt to stop the fighting in Kashmir that h...
English/Nat
Top military commanders of India and Pakistan met Sunday near the border of their countries in an attempt to stop the fighting in Kashmir that has left hundreds of people dead or wounded.
The meeting came hours after Indian guns fell silent in Kashmir, apparently to allow Pakistan-backed intruders to leave the mountains of India-held Kashmir that they seized several months ago.
Fighting has raged for weeks in the disputed Kashmir valley region and soldiers from the Indian army have faced fierce resistance.
In Mushkoh Valley, Indian artillery guns fired overnight at Rocky Knob mountain, inflicting heavy casualties among the intruders.
Mopping up operations were hampered as the fighters scattered some 300 land mines on the mountains as they fled.
Two months of fighting in the India-held region has left hundreds of Indian soldiers and Pakistan-backed intruders dead or wounded.
In the last few days, Indian troops have claimed major successes in evicting the intruders from the Himalayas.
Indian commanders say the fighting is in a decisive stage now.
On Saturday, Mirage and MiG jets pounded intruder positions in the northern Dras sector, destroying a key gun position and a supply camp.
Indian forces claimed for the first time to have pushed the guerrillas at one of the war fronts, the Batalik area, back across the 1972 ceasefire line dividing Kashmir between India and Pakistan.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"A decisive moment has arrived and we expect an early completion of operation in Kargil. I do not wish to give it a time frame as yet."
SUPERCAPTION: Colonel J.J. Singh, Military spokesman
Sunday morning, Indian infantry soldiers laid down their guns in all the four sectors of Kashmir where fighting has raged.
The move apparently was to allow the intruders to climb down the mountains and cross into Pakistan.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"We have noticed some movements which could be construed as his thinning out from certain positions."
SUPERCAPTION: Colonel J.J. Singh, Military spokesman
Although the director-general of military operations for both India and Pakistan have been talking with each other on the telephone every week, they have only now met in person.
The meeting went on for more than two hours and was still in progress late Sunday at an Indian border post in Atari in the state of Punjab.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"At the request of the Government of Pakistan, a meeting of the Director generals of military operations of India and Pakistan was held at 1330 hours at Atari on the Indian side of Wagah border in BSF (border security force) area. The outcome of this meeting is not yet known."
SUPERCAPTION: Colonel J.J. Singh, Military spokesman
In Srinagar, the Indian army displayed for the press bodies of those killed in the ongoing conflict.
The army said the bodies were regular Pakistani soldiers and were recovered from the positions recaptured by the Indian army.
Also displayed were personal letters found with these bodies.
The Pakistani army has refused to claim these bodies.
Since May, hundreds of fighters have occupied key peaks in the India-held Kashmir.
New Delhi believes Pakistani soldiers and insurgents supported by Islamabad are on the snowcapped peaks.
Islamabad says it has no control over the fighters, whom it describes as native Kashmiris seeking independence of the Himalayan territory.
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Top military commanders of India and Pakistan met Sunday near the border of their countries in an attempt to stop the fighting in Kashmir that has left hundreds of people dead or wounded.
The meeting came hours after Indian guns fell silent in Kashmir, apparently to allow Pakistan-backed intruders to leave the mountains of India-held Kashmir that they seized several months ago.
Fighting has raged for weeks in the disputed Kashmir valley region and soldiers from the Indian army have faced fierce resistance.
In Mushkoh Valley, Indian artillery guns fired overnight at Rocky Knob mountain, inflicting heavy casualties among the intruders.
Mopping up operations were hampered as the fighters scattered some 300 land mines on the mountains as they fled.
Two months of fighting in the India-held region has left hundreds of Indian soldiers and Pakistan-backed intruders dead or wounded.
In the last few days, Indian troops have claimed major successes in evicting the intruders from the Himalayas.
Indian commanders say the fighting is in a decisive stage now.
On Saturday, Mirage and MiG jets pounded intruder positions in the northern Dras sector, destroying a key gun position and a supply camp.
Indian forces claimed for the first time to have pushed the guerrillas at one of the war fronts, the Batalik area, back across the 1972 ceasefire line dividing Kashmir between India and Pakistan.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"A decisive moment has arrived and we expect an early completion of operation in Kargil. I do not wish to give it a time frame as yet."
SUPERCAPTION: Colonel J.J. Singh, Military spokesman
Sunday morning, Indian infantry soldiers laid down their guns in all the four sectors of Kashmir where fighting has raged.
The move apparently was to allow the intruders to climb down the mountains and cross into Pakistan.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"We have noticed some movements which could be construed as his thinning out from certain positions."
SUPERCAPTION: Colonel J.J. Singh, Military spokesman
Although the director-general of military operations for both India and Pakistan have been talking with each other on the telephone every week, they have only now met in person.
The meeting went on for more than two hours and was still in progress late Sunday at an Indian border post in Atari in the state of Punjab.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"At the request of the Government of Pakistan, a meeting of the Director generals of military operations of India and Pakistan was held at 1330 hours at Atari on the Indian side of Wagah border in BSF (border security force) area. The outcome of this meeting is not yet known."
SUPERCAPTION: Colonel J.J. Singh, Military spokesman
In Srinagar, the Indian army displayed for the press bodies of those killed in the ongoing conflict.
The army said the bodies were regular Pakistani soldiers and were recovered from the positions recaptured by the Indian army.
Also displayed were personal letters found with these bodies.
The Pakistani army has refused to claim these bodies.
Since May, hundreds of fighters have occupied key peaks in the India-held Kashmir.
New Delhi believes Pakistani soldiers and insurgents supported by Islamabad are on the snowcapped peaks.
Islamabad says it has no control over the fighters, whom it describes as native Kashmiris seeking independence of the Himalayan territory.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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India imposes curfew on Kashmir region
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- Duration: 2:17
- Updated: 15 Feb 2013
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The Indian military has clamped down and re-imposed a strict curfew in Indian-controlled Kashmir. On Saturday India hanged a Muslim man, for his involvement in a 2001 attack on Parliament, but many in Indian administered Kashmir do not trust that verdict. Al Jazeera's Divya Gopalan reports now on the suffering caused by the military crackdown.
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The Indian military has clamped down and re-imposed a strict curfew in Indian-controlled Kashmir. On Saturday India hanged a Muslim man, for his involvement in a 2001 attack on Parliament, but many in Indian administered Kashmir do not trust that verdict. Al Jazeera's Divya Gopalan reports now on the suffering caused by the military crackdown.
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- published: 15 Feb 2013
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Indian army continues build up in Kashmir region
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- Duration: 1:20
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
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1. Wide shot Jammu Railway station
2. Train arriving
3. Carriages rolling past camera
4. Mid shot soldiers on platform
5. Various of soldiers unloading
6. ...
1. Wide shot Jammu Railway station
2. Train arriving
3. Carriages rolling past camera
4. Mid shot soldiers on platform
5. Various of soldiers unloading
6. Various of soldiers carrying bags on platform
7. Mid shot railway bridge
8. Soldiers grouping up at army assembly point
9. Soldiers loading ammunitions
10. Various of soldiers reading papers
11. Soldiers passing sign saying "Kashmir, paradise on earth"
STORYLINE:
As the Indian government welcomed Pakistan's commitment to fight terrorism, the Indian army still appeared to be reinforcing its military position in the disputed Northern region of Kashmir.
Hundreds of troops from both the border security force and the Indian army arrived by train at the Indian Northern railhead of Jammu City on Sunday.
Troops have been brought in from other parts of India as well, and soldiers say they are expecting to be moved up to the border with Pakistan and the Line of Control in the disputed Kashmir shortly.
Tensions have been mounting between the two nations since the attack on the Indian Parliament on December 13 by a Kashmiri based militant organisation fighting for independence from India.
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1. Wide shot Jammu Railway station
2. Train arriving
3. Carriages rolling past camera
4. Mid shot soldiers on platform
5. Various of soldiers unloading
6. Various of soldiers carrying bags on platform
7. Mid shot railway bridge
8. Soldiers grouping up at army assembly point
9. Soldiers loading ammunitions
10. Various of soldiers reading papers
11. Soldiers passing sign saying "Kashmir, paradise on earth"
STORYLINE:
As the Indian government welcomed Pakistan's commitment to fight terrorism, the Indian army still appeared to be reinforcing its military position in the disputed Northern region of Kashmir.
Hundreds of troops from both the border security force and the Indian army arrived by train at the Indian Northern railhead of Jammu City on Sunday.
Troops have been brought in from other parts of India as well, and soldiers say they are expecting to be moved up to the border with Pakistan and the Line of Control in the disputed Kashmir shortly.
Tensions have been mounting between the two nations since the attack on the Indian Parliament on December 13 by a Kashmiri based militant organisation fighting for independence from India.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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India objects to Pakistan holding elections in disputed Jammu and Kashmir region
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- Updated: 02 Jun 2015
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India strongly objects to Pakistan's decision to conduct polls in disputed Jammu and Kashmir regions of Gilgit and Baltistan, calling it an attempt to camouflag...
India strongly objects to Pakistan's decision to conduct polls in disputed Jammu and Kashmir regions of Gilgit and Baltistan, calling it an attempt to camouflage forceful and illegal occupation.
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India strongly objects to Pakistan's decision to conduct polls in disputed Jammu and Kashmir regions of Gilgit and Baltistan, calling it an attempt to camouflage forceful and illegal occupation.
- published: 02 Jun 2015
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USA: INDIA/PAKISTAN DISPUTED KASHMIR REGION LATEST
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- Duration: 1:20
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
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President Clinton has been urged by lawmakers to press Indian and Pakistani officials for a resolution over the disputed state of Kashmir.
A ...
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President Clinton has been urged by lawmakers to press Indian and Pakistani officials for a resolution over the disputed state of Kashmir.
A letter signed by 15 senators and more than three dozen U-S representatives also urged the president to appoint a special envoy to help facilitate peace talks.
In their letter released on Tuesday, 15 senators and 46 U-S representatives urged President Clinton to intensify diplomatic efforts to resolve the Kashmir crisis, which they described as "the most dangerous nuclear flashpoint in the world today".
House Democratic Whip David Bonior and Representative Dan Burton released the letter at a news conference at the Cannon House Office.
At the briefing, Burton sat next to a frequent political foe, Lanny Davis, a former special counsel for the White House.
Davis, now a spokesman for a Pakistani American organisation, often clashed with Burton when the lawmaker, who chairs the House Government Reform and Oversight Committee, investigated charges of fundraising violations by Clinton's 1996 re-election campaign.
But their differences were put aside as both men called on Clinton to act.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"And there is no place that cries out more for attention for human rights abuses than Kashmir."
SUPER CAPTION: Dan Burton - Republican Congressman - Indiana
The human rights group Americans for Peace and Justice in South Asia organised Tuesday's rally in the Cannon Office Building.
It accuses India of unlawfully occupying Kashmir with more than half a (m) million troops.
And it wants Clinton to mediate in the search for a permanent solution to the Kashmir crisis.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"If the United States could play a leadership role in Ireland, in the Middle East and more recently in East Timor, then Kashmir also cries out for the same."
SUPER CAPTION: Dr. Nasim Ashraf/Americans for Peace and Justice in South Asia
India and Pakistan - the world's newest nuclear nations - nearly went to war earlier this year over the fighting in Kashmir between Indian troops and Islamic militants who India said were backed by Pakistan.
Both countries claim the entire territory, currently divided between them.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"This is not about India or Pakistan having the last word. This is about Kashmirese have the right to self determination. God knows, we could spend a month arguing about the problems about the Indian government and the Pakistan government because they both have problems. What we are trying to do here is to come together to bring relief to the people of Kashmir so they can determine for themselves their own destiny."
SUPER CAPTION: David Bonior - Democrat Congressman - Michigan
President Clinton plans to visit India and Pakistan after the Indians elect and install a new government.
No specific date has been set, but Clinton visit is likely to take place early next year.
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President Clinton has been urged by lawmakers to press Indian and Pakistani officials for a resolution over the disputed state of Kashmir.
A letter signed by 15 senators and more than three dozen U-S representatives also urged the president to appoint a special envoy to help facilitate peace talks.
In their letter released on Tuesday, 15 senators and 46 U-S representatives urged President Clinton to intensify diplomatic efforts to resolve the Kashmir crisis, which they described as "the most dangerous nuclear flashpoint in the world today".
House Democratic Whip David Bonior and Representative Dan Burton released the letter at a news conference at the Cannon House Office.
At the briefing, Burton sat next to a frequent political foe, Lanny Davis, a former special counsel for the White House.
Davis, now a spokesman for a Pakistani American organisation, often clashed with Burton when the lawmaker, who chairs the House Government Reform and Oversight Committee, investigated charges of fundraising violations by Clinton's 1996 re-election campaign.
But their differences were put aside as both men called on Clinton to act.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"And there is no place that cries out more for attention for human rights abuses than Kashmir."
SUPER CAPTION: Dan Burton - Republican Congressman - Indiana
The human rights group Americans for Peace and Justice in South Asia organised Tuesday's rally in the Cannon Office Building.
It accuses India of unlawfully occupying Kashmir with more than half a (m) million troops.
And it wants Clinton to mediate in the search for a permanent solution to the Kashmir crisis.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"If the United States could play a leadership role in Ireland, in the Middle East and more recently in East Timor, then Kashmir also cries out for the same."
SUPER CAPTION: Dr. Nasim Ashraf/Americans for Peace and Justice in South Asia
India and Pakistan - the world's newest nuclear nations - nearly went to war earlier this year over the fighting in Kashmir between Indian troops and Islamic militants who India said were backed by Pakistan.
Both countries claim the entire territory, currently divided between them.
SOUNDBITE: (English)
"This is not about India or Pakistan having the last word. This is about Kashmirese have the right to self determination. God knows, we could spend a month arguing about the problems about the Indian government and the Pakistan government because they both have problems. What we are trying to do here is to come together to bring relief to the people of Kashmir so they can determine for themselves their own destiny."
SUPER CAPTION: David Bonior - Democrat Congressman - Michigan
President Clinton plans to visit India and Pakistan after the Indians elect and install a new government.
No specific date has been set, but Clinton visit is likely to take place early next year.
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- published: 21 Jul 2015
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10 Kashmir Things Famous in the World (KASHMIR INDIA TRAVEL VIDEO GUIDE)
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10 Kashmir Things Famous in the World (KASHMIR INDIA TRAVEL VIDEO GUIDE)
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This Kashmir travel guide video will present you 10 Kashmiri things famous around the world from Kashmir. My Kashmiri friend Abid from Srinagar, capital of Kash...
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Jammu and Kashmir Tourist Attractions: 15 Top Places to Visit
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http://socialbubble.global Planning to visit Jammu and Kashmir? Check out our Jammu and Kashmir Travel Guide video and see top most Tourist Attractions in Jammu...
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Top Places to visit in Jammu and Kashmir:
Pangong Lake Ladakh, Dal Lake, Vaishno Devi, Amarnath Temple, Hall of Fame Museum Leh, Chashme Shahi Garden, Shalimar Bagh, Bahu Fort, Thikse Monastery, Nubra Valley, Hazratbal Shrine, Khilanmarg, Betaab Valley, Shanti Stupa Leh, Gulmarg Gondola
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Kashmir Travel Video Diary - Part 3 : Roaming Around Gulmarg Town
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- Duration: 13:34
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Kashmir India Travel video Diary & Guides Part 3 - This video will show you a beautiful Kashmiri town Gulmarg in winter famous for skiing, hub of skiers in wint...
Kashmir India Travel video Diary & Guides Part 3 - This video will show you a beautiful Kashmiri town Gulmarg in winter famous for skiing, hub of skiers in winter time. It has got Asia's highest cable car, beautiful mountains for skiing and in summer it looks like beautiful green paradise. This video will show you some local Kashmiri food, Kashmiri people in gulmarg, temple, mosque, gurudwara, church , hospitals and other things available in gulmarg, kashmir India. I, Anil Mahato & my friend from Karnataka will show the nook and corners of gulmarg gandola.
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travel guide of azad kashmir beauty
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- Duration: 36:39
- Updated: 13 Oct 2015
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Muzaffarabad city is one of the major cities in Pakistan. It is a hilly area and consists of wonderful cliffs. It is located in the Muzaffarabad district and ra...
Muzaffarabad city is one of the major cities in Pakistan. It is a hilly area and consists of wonderful cliffs. It is located in the Muzaffarabad district and ranks among the major tourist destinations in Pakistan. Thousands of tourists and travelers visit Muzaffarabad from all over the world. The scenic beauty and diverse culture of the place makes it a popular holiday spot. Rice and maize are widely grown. Varoius plants like resin, Deodar, Kail, Chir, Fir, Maple and Ash Timbers etc are exist.
Muzaffarabad is also well known for its beautiful gardens, forests, valleys, rivers and mountains. It is a popular holiday spot in the country. The idyllic landscape of the city makes it popular to both local people and foreign tourists. Muzaffarabad is a scenic tourist destination. Administrative capital of Kashmir, Muzaffarabad offers tourists stunning views and exciting trekking trails.
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Muzaffarabad city is one of the major cities in Pakistan. It is a hilly area and consists of wonderful cliffs. It is located in the Muzaffarabad district and ranks among the major tourist destinations in Pakistan. Thousands of tourists and travelers visit Muzaffarabad from all over the world. The scenic beauty and diverse culture of the place makes it a popular holiday spot. Rice and maize are widely grown. Varoius plants like resin, Deodar, Kail, Chir, Fir, Maple and Ash Timbers etc are exist.
Muzaffarabad is also well known for its beautiful gardens, forests, valleys, rivers and mountains. It is a popular holiday spot in the country. The idyllic landscape of the city makes it popular to both local people and foreign tourists. Muzaffarabad is a scenic tourist destination. Administrative capital of Kashmir, Muzaffarabad offers tourists stunning views and exciting trekking trails.
- published: 13 Oct 2015
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KASHMIR TRAVEL VIDEO GUIDE - 5 Don't Do in Kashmir (India) for Tourists
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Kashmir Travel Video Guides - This video will tell you 5 things you shouldn't do in Kashmir India. As a foreigner or traveler from outside of Kashmir either Ind...
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Travel Guide of Pakistan Part 17(Azad Jammu Kashmir)
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- Duration: 17:45
- Updated: 29 Jun 2013
- views: 6019
- published: 29 Jun 2013
- views: 6019
Jammu and Kashmir Tourism By Travel Lounge
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- Duration: 16:54
- Updated: 06 Feb 2014
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- published: 06 Feb 2014
- views: 10695
Best Time to Visit Kashmir- Popular Places with Complete Tour Guide
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- Duration: 4:29
- Updated: 11 Sep 2015
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Kashmir Packages☛ http://goo.gl/iuSF1I ☚ Find Best Time to Visit Jammu- Kashmir with all popular places to visit. Complete Tour Guide with FAQs.
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Kashmir is a region in South-central Asia. Historically, the name Kashmir referred to the valley just to the south of the western end of the Himalayan mountain range. Today, Kashmir refers to a much larger area that includes the Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir , Azad Kashmir and Gilgit–Baltistan and Aksai Chin and the Trans-Karakoram Tract. The main "Valley of Kashmir" is a low fertile area surrounded by mountains and fed by many rivers. People like it for its natural beauty and simple lifestyle. The region is part of a border dispute between India and Pakistan. In total it has an area of 230,166.1 square kilometres . The population of the region is more than the individual populations of 127 UN member nations and its area is larger than that of 97 nations. The economy of the region is ...
Encounter between security forces and terrorists in Sopore, Jammu & Kashmir
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A fresh encounter took place in Jammu and Kashmir's Bomai region of Sopore between Indian security forces and terrorists infiltrating the area on Friday. There ...
A fresh encounter took place in Jammu and Kashmir's Bomai region of Sopore between Indian security forces and terrorists infiltrating the area on Friday. There were heavy exchange of firing during the encounter between the two parties. According to reports, there are two terrorists believed to be hiding in the area.
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- published: 17 Jun 2016
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Encounter between security forces and terrorists in Sopore, Jammu & Kashmir
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- Duration: 2:18
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A fresh encounter took place in Jammu and Kashmir's Bomai region of Sopore between Indian security forces and terrorists infiltrating the area on Friday. There ...
A fresh encounter took place in Jammu and Kashmir's Bomai region of Sopore between Indian security forces and terrorists infiltrating the area on Friday. There were heavy exchange of firing during the encounter between the two parties. According to reports, there are two terrorists believed to be hiding in the area.
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- published: 17 Jun 2016
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5 pro-independence fighters, 2 Indian soldiers die in Kashmir
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- Duration: 5:05
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Five pro-independence fighters and two Indian soldiers have been killed in separate clashes in the restive Kashmir region. The Indian army announced that four K...
Five pro-independence fighters and two Indian soldiers have been killed in separate clashes in the restive Kashmir region. The Indian army announced that four Kashmiris and one soldier were killed near the border with Pakistan. It said the four men had crossed into the Indian-controlled Kashmir from the Pakistani side. In a similar firefight on Wednesday, one Kashmiri and an Indian trooper were killed. There’s no independent confirmation of the two incidents. Deadly standoff between Indian forces and pro-independence groups are relatively common in the disputed Himalayan region. Kashmir has been divided between India and Pakistan since the two countries gained independence from Britain in 1947. Both claim the territory in its entirety.
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Five pro-independence fighters and two Indian soldiers have been killed in separate clashes in the restive Kashmir region. The Indian army announced that four Kashmiris and one soldier were killed near the border with Pakistan. It said the four men had crossed into the Indian-controlled Kashmir from the Pakistani side. In a similar firefight on Wednesday, one Kashmiri and an Indian trooper were killed. There’s no independent confirmation of the two incidents. Deadly standoff between Indian forces and pro-independence groups are relatively common in the disputed Himalayan region. Kashmir has been divided between India and Pakistan since the two countries gained independence from Britain in 1947. Both claim the territory in its entirety.
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Mountian biking from the highest peak of Bagh region Kashmir
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- Duration: 5:13
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Mountian biking from the highest peak of Bagh region Kashmir. The true adventure
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Mountian biking from the highest peak of Bagh region Kashmir. The true adventure
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2 Pilgrims Injured in Clashes in Kashmir
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- Updated: 13 Jun 2016
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Violence has been reported in South Kashmir's Wanpph region. Wanpoh Police post was targeted by residents during protests over local youth's arrest. Residents r...
Violence has been reported in South Kashmir's Wanpph region. Wanpoh Police post was targeted by residents during protests over local youth's arrest. Residents resorted to stone pelting. A bus bound to Kheer Bhawani was also caught in the violence. 2 pilgrims have been injured.
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Violence has been reported in South Kashmir's Wanpph region. Wanpoh Police post was targeted by residents during protests over local youth's arrest. Residents resorted to stone pelting. A bus bound to Kheer Bhawani was also caught in the violence. 2 pilgrims have been injured.
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- published: 13 Jun 2016
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Forest fires rages again In Rajouri region in Jammu And Kashmir
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- Updated: 12 Jun 2016
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Forest fires rages again In Rajouri region in Jammu And Kashmir
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- published: 12 Jun 2016
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Ramadan charities support thousands of poor people in Kashmir
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Donations multiply in the Indian-ruled Kashmir during the Muslim fasting month of Ramadan. These charities mostly support orphans and widows in the Himalayan re...
Donations multiply in the Indian-ruled Kashmir during the Muslim fasting month of Ramadan. These charities mostly support orphans and widows in the Himalayan region all year round. Those eligible for aid can also receive funding to start a new business.
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Donations multiply in the Indian-ruled Kashmir during the Muslim fasting month of Ramadan. These charities mostly support orphans and widows in the Himalayan region all year round. Those eligible for aid can also receive funding to start a new business.
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- published: 11 Jun 2016
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Azad Kashmir Pok Is A Slave Region Of Pakistan!! What Their People Said
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- Duration: 27:50
- Updated: 04 Jun 2016
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Are you interested in the current affairs and the happenings of India & Pakistan? Want to watch an unbiased view, with minute by minute updates of the current s...
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- published: 04 Jun 2016
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Mehbooba Mufti questions Pakistan’s love for Kashmir
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- Updated: 03 Jun 2016
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Mehbooba Mufti, J&K; CM while addressing a gathering hit out at Pakistan saying, "Pakistan says it loves Kashmir. What sort of love is this? Attacks on our jawan...
Mehbooba Mufti, J&K; CM while addressing a gathering hit out at Pakistan saying, "Pakistan says it loves Kashmir. What sort of love is this? Attacks on our jawans? Citizens also get caught in crossfire.” “There should be no discrimination between the regions of Ladakh, Jammu and Kashmir,” she added. “My father had a dream to unite all the regions of Kashmir and then unite Jammu and Kashmir with Delhi,” said Mehbooba Mufti.
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Mehbooba Mufti, J&K; CM while addressing a gathering hit out at Pakistan saying, "Pakistan says it loves Kashmir. What sort of love is this? Attacks on our jawans? Citizens also get caught in crossfire.” “There should be no discrimination between the regions of Ladakh, Jammu and Kashmir,” she added. “My father had a dream to unite all the regions of Kashmir and then unite Jammu and Kashmir with Delhi,” said Mehbooba Mufti.
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- published: 03 Jun 2016
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Most Beautiful Place #Kashmir
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- Duration: 1:18
- Updated: 28 May 2016
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Kashmir is a region in South-central Asia. Historically, the name Kashmir referred to the valley just to the south of the western end of the Himalayan mountain ...
Kashmir is a region in South-central Asia. Historically, the name Kashmir referred to the valley just to the south of the western end of the Himalayan mountain range. Today, Kashmir refers to a much larger area that includes the Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir , Azad Kashmir and Gilgit–Baltistan and Aksai Chin and the Trans-Karakoram Tract. The main "Valley of Kashmir" is a low fertile area surrounded by mountains and fed by many rivers. People like it for its natural beauty and simple lifestyle. The region is part of a border dispute between India and Pakistan. In total it has an area of 230,166.1 square kilometres . The population of the region is more than the individual populations of 127 UN member nations and its area is larger than that of 97 nations. The economy of the region is focused on agriculture. People grow rice there. In the Indian part they also grow corn, such as wheat and barley. Its climate is different from that of most of the Indian subcontinent: It is milder. Therefore, crops like artichoke, cauliflower, cabbage and certain kinds of beans are also grown. Cashmere wool is well-known almost anywhere in the world. Cashmere wool is wool from Cashmere goats. Because of conflicts over the territory, however, most Cashmere wool no longer comes from Kashmir. Kashmir is home to the finest saffron in the world. Shikaras on Dal Lake in Kashmir region.
wn.com/Most Beautiful Place Kashmir
Kashmir is a region in South-central Asia. Historically, the name Kashmir referred to the valley just to the south of the western end of the Himalayan mountain range. Today, Kashmir refers to a much larger area that includes the Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir , Azad Kashmir and Gilgit–Baltistan and Aksai Chin and the Trans-Karakoram Tract. The main "Valley of Kashmir" is a low fertile area surrounded by mountains and fed by many rivers. People like it for its natural beauty and simple lifestyle. The region is part of a border dispute between India and Pakistan. In total it has an area of 230,166.1 square kilometres . The population of the region is more than the individual populations of 127 UN member nations and its area is larger than that of 97 nations. The economy of the region is focused on agriculture. People grow rice there. In the Indian part they also grow corn, such as wheat and barley. Its climate is different from that of most of the Indian subcontinent: It is milder. Therefore, crops like artichoke, cauliflower, cabbage and certain kinds of beans are also grown. Cashmere wool is well-known almost anywhere in the world. Cashmere wool is wool from Cashmere goats. Because of conflicts over the territory, however, most Cashmere wool no longer comes from Kashmir. Kashmir is home to the finest saffron in the world. Shikaras on Dal Lake in Kashmir region.
- published: 28 May 2016
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Watch live TV debate - Indian elections: impact on Kashmir and the region, part 1
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Watch live TV debate - Indian elections: impact on Kashmir and the region, part 2
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Inside Story - Kashmir: The key to peace
Subscribe to our channel http://bit.ly/AJSubscribe Subscribe to our channel http://bit.ly/AJSubscribe Deadly skirmishes in the disputed region of Kashmir this month set India and Pakistan back at each other's throats. Five soldiers were killed in the worst crisis in relations since the 2008 Mumbai attacks. But already, tensions are easing as the nuclear neighbours consider the bigger peace process. The territorial dispute between India and Pakistan over the Kashmir region has claimed thousands of lives; and that death toll grew further this month. India even accused Pakistan of beheading one of its soldiers, and there was international concern that the dispute could escalate. So, is Kashmir key to securing peace between India and Pakistan? At Al Jazeera English, we focus on people a... -
Kashmir, bloody region of South Asia-INfocus-03-11-2012
Nearly 100,000 people have died since the conflict began in Kashmir. Over two decades of violence between Indian forces and militants has resulted into a huge crisis. Kashmir was once known as paradise on earth but it is now called paradise lost. Most of the Kashmiris who were killed since the revolt against Indian rule broke out two decades ago were given proper burials. But thousands of those who went missing have left their families with a painful struggle, the struggle for the whereabouts of their beloved ones. In this edition of INFocus we will be exploring what happened to those who went missing after being taken away by the government forces. Watch this video on our Website: http://www.presstv.ir/Program/231251.html Follow our Facebook on: https://www.facebook.com/presstvc... -
Inside Story - The Future of Kashmir
Subscribe to our channel http://bit.ly/AJSubscribe Elections in Indian-administered Kashmir have for the most part been viewed with deep scepticism. Many Kashmiris say the process is illegitmate and futile. As a result, boycotts and low voter turnout have been common. But things may be changing in the conflict-ridden region. The latest state assembly elections attracted a record number of Kashmiris to the polls, with a voter turnout not seen in 25 years. Inside Story asks whether a shift is afoot in Kashmir. And what the future of the region looks like under a Narendra Modi government.At Al Jazeera English, we focus on people and events that affect people's lives. We bring topics to light that often go under-reported, listening to all sides of the story and giving a 'voice to the voice... -
MQM will make Kashmir a prosperous region: Altaf Hussain address Kashmiris in Mehmoodabad
The Founder and Leader of Muttahida Quami Movement (MQM) Altaf Hussain has asked the people of Kashmir to give MQM a chance and it will make Kashmir one of the prosperous regions of the world. "If the people of Kashmir voted for the MQM then the MQM would work strenuously for making Kashmir one of the prosperous regions of the world," Altaf Hussain said in a telephonic address to a huge gathering of Kashmiri people in Mahmoodabad regarding elections for the legislative assembly of Kashmir. He said that the MQM was the only political party that came forward for helping the people of Kashmir after the earthquake that created devastation in Kashmir on large scale. Altaf Hussain said that only the MQM workers, office-bearers and leaders faced hardships of weather but they continued to help the... -
Solve Kashmir First: New Thinking on South Asia's Longest Conflict
Though other regional conflicts may capture more headlines, none reaches as deeply into the past nor haunts the present as ominously as Kashmir. The region, divided between India and Pakistan in 1947, is today perhaps the most militarized place in the world. At this Open Society Institute event, four panelists discuss the remote origins of the Kashmir conflict, as well as its longterm consequences, including its incalculable human costs, its effects on Indian and Pakistan polities, the American role in the dispute, and the prospects for a resolution. In addition, they will trace the tentacles from Kashmir that have extended to other regional conflicts, from the mountains of Afghanistan to the streets of Mumbai. Learn More: http://www.opensocietyfoundations.org/events/solve-kashmir-first -
Did Tribal Invasion change the history of Jammu and Kashmir State and the region? Part 1
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Exclusive Interview of Shailendra Mishra, IPS (SSP, Traffic Police, Kashmir)
Shailendra Mishra, SSP Traffic in the Kashmir region is well known as Kargil’s Singham. This young and dynamic cop has made lakhs of Thanekar’s proud with his meritorious service on high altitudes areas of Jammu and Kashmir Police. Shailendra Mishra hails from a middle class family that resides in Thane. He perceived his career in medicine during his college days and graduated in Medical however, during the course of his masters, Mishra perceived PG in management. After working for several corporate, Mishra decided to join the civil services. He joined IPS in the year 2009 in the Jammu & Kashmir Cadre. In J&K; Police, Mishra was posted at Kargil as SP. He initiated to concentrate on women policing and started women Police station (Hukuk-e-khwateen) where women were expected to raise their c...
Watch live TV debate - Indian elections: impact on Kashmir and the region, part 1
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- Duration: 23:56
- Updated: 21 Apr 2014
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Watch live TV debate - Indian elections: impact on Kashmir and the region
Guests were:
1/ Sardar Shaukat Ali Kashmiri, Chairman United Kashmir Peoples National ...
Watch live TV debate - Indian elections: impact on Kashmir and the region
Guests were:
1/ Sardar Shaukat Ali Kashmiri, Chairman United Kashmir Peoples National Party
2/ Tanveer Zaman Khan, a famous Pakistani columnist and political activist
The programme is sponsored by Kashmir National Party and anchored by Dr Shabir Choudhry
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Watch live TV debate - Indian elections: impact on Kashmir and the region
Guests were:
1/ Sardar Shaukat Ali Kashmiri, Chairman United Kashmir Peoples National Party
2/ Tanveer Zaman Khan, a famous Pakistani columnist and political activist
The programme is sponsored by Kashmir National Party and anchored by Dr Shabir Choudhry
- published: 21 Apr 2014
- views: 3453
Watch live TV debate - Indian elections: impact on Kashmir and the region, part 2
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- Duration: 25:03
- Updated: 21 Apr 2014
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Watch live TV debate - Indian elections: impact on Kashmir and the region
Guests were:
1/ Sardar Shaukat Ali Kashmiri, Chairman United Kashmir Peoples National ...
Watch live TV debate - Indian elections: impact on Kashmir and the region
Guests were:
1/ Sardar Shaukat Ali Kashmiri, Chairman United Kashmir Peoples National Party
2/ Tanveer Zaman Khan, a famous Pakistani columnist and political activist
The programme is sponsored by Kashmir National Party and anchored by Dr Shabir Choudhry
wn.com/Watch Live Tv Debate Indian Elections Impact On Kashmir And The Region, Part 2
Watch live TV debate - Indian elections: impact on Kashmir and the region
Guests were:
1/ Sardar Shaukat Ali Kashmiri, Chairman United Kashmir Peoples National Party
2/ Tanveer Zaman Khan, a famous Pakistani columnist and political activist
The programme is sponsored by Kashmir National Party and anchored by Dr Shabir Choudhry
- published: 21 Apr 2014
- views: 1453
Inside Story - Kashmir: The key to peace
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- Duration: 25:01
- Updated: 29 Jan 2013
- views: 14585
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Deadly skirmishes in the disputed region of Kashmir thi...
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Deadly skirmishes in the disputed region of Kashmir this month set India and Pakistan back at each other's throats. Five soldiers were killed in the worst crisis in relations since the 2008 Mumbai attacks. But already, tensions are easing as the nuclear neighbours consider the bigger peace process. The territorial dispute between India and Pakistan over the Kashmir region has claimed thousands of lives; and that death toll grew further this month. India even accused Pakistan of beheading one of its soldiers, and there was international concern that the dispute could escalate. So, is Kashmir key to securing peace between India and Pakistan?
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Deadly skirmishes in the disputed region of Kashmir this month set India and Pakistan back at each other's throats. Five soldiers were killed in the worst crisis in relations since the 2008 Mumbai attacks. But already, tensions are easing as the nuclear neighbours consider the bigger peace process. The territorial dispute between India and Pakistan over the Kashmir region has claimed thousands of lives; and that death toll grew further this month. India even accused Pakistan of beheading one of its soldiers, and there was international concern that the dispute could escalate. So, is Kashmir key to securing peace between India and Pakistan?
At Al Jazeera English, we focus on people and events that affect people's lives. We bring topics to light that often go under-reported, listening to all sides of the story and giving a 'voice to the voiceless.'
Reaching more than 270 million households in over 140 countries across the globe, our viewers trust Al Jazeera English to keep them informed, inspired, and entertained.
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- published: 29 Jan 2013
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Kashmir, bloody region of South Asia-INfocus-03-11-2012
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- Duration: 25:15
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Nearly 100,000 people have died since the conflict began in Kashmir. Over two decades of violence between Indian forces and militants has resulted into a huge c...
Nearly 100,000 people have died since the conflict began in Kashmir. Over two decades of violence between Indian forces and militants has resulted into a huge crisis.
Kashmir was once known as paradise on earth but it is now called paradise lost.
Most of the Kashmiris who were killed since the revolt against Indian rule broke out two decades ago were given proper burials. But thousands of those who went missing have left their families with a painful struggle, the struggle for the whereabouts of their beloved ones.
In this edition of INFocus we will be exploring what happened to those who went missing after being taken away by the government forces.
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Nearly 100,000 people have died since the conflict began in Kashmir. Over two decades of violence between Indian forces and militants has resulted into a huge crisis.
Kashmir was once known as paradise on earth but it is now called paradise lost.
Most of the Kashmiris who were killed since the revolt against Indian rule broke out two decades ago were given proper burials. But thousands of those who went missing have left their families with a painful struggle, the struggle for the whereabouts of their beloved ones.
In this edition of INFocus we will be exploring what happened to those who went missing after being taken away by the government forces.
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- published: 12 Mar 2012
- views: 3950
Inside Story - The Future of Kashmir
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- Duration: 24:56
- Updated: 22 Dec 2014
- views: 32247
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Elections in Indian-administered Kashmir have for the most part been viewed with deep scepticism. Many Kash...
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Elections in Indian-administered Kashmir have for the most part been viewed with deep scepticism. Many Kashmiris say the process is illegitmate and futile. As a result, boycotts and low voter turnout have been common. But things may be changing in the conflict-ridden region. The latest state assembly elections attracted a record number of Kashmiris to the polls, with a voter turnout not seen in 25 years. Inside Story asks whether a shift is afoot in Kashmir. And what the future of the region looks like under a Narendra Modi government.At Al Jazeera English, we focus on people and events that affect people's lives. We bring topics to light that often go under-reported, listening to all sides of the story and giving a 'voice to the voiceless.'
Reaching more than 270 million households in over 140 countries across the globe, our viewers trust Al Jazeera English to keep them informed, inspired, and entertained.
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Elections in Indian-administered Kashmir have for the most part been viewed with deep scepticism. Many Kashmiris say the process is illegitmate and futile. As a result, boycotts and low voter turnout have been common. But things may be changing in the conflict-ridden region. The latest state assembly elections attracted a record number of Kashmiris to the polls, with a voter turnout not seen in 25 years. Inside Story asks whether a shift is afoot in Kashmir. And what the future of the region looks like under a Narendra Modi government.At Al Jazeera English, we focus on people and events that affect people's lives. We bring topics to light that often go under-reported, listening to all sides of the story and giving a 'voice to the voiceless.'
Reaching more than 270 million households in over 140 countries across the globe, our viewers trust Al Jazeera English to keep them informed, inspired, and entertained.
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- published: 22 Dec 2014
- views: 32247
MQM will make Kashmir a prosperous region: Altaf Hussain address Kashmiris in Mehmoodabad
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- Duration: 68:29
- Updated: 25 Jun 2011
- views: 480
The Founder and Leader of Muttahida Quami Movement (MQM) Altaf Hussain has asked the people of Kashmir to give MQM a chance and it will make Kashmir one of the ...
The Founder and Leader of Muttahida Quami Movement (MQM) Altaf Hussain has asked the people of Kashmir to give MQM a chance and it will make Kashmir one of the prosperous regions of the world.
"If the people of Kashmir voted for the MQM then the MQM would work strenuously for making Kashmir one of the prosperous regions of the world," Altaf Hussain said in a telephonic address to a huge gathering of Kashmiri people in Mahmoodabad regarding elections for the legislative assembly of Kashmir.
He said that the MQM was the only political party that came forward for helping the people of Kashmir after the earthquake that created devastation in Kashmir on large scale.
Altaf Hussain said that only the MQM workers, office-bearers and leaders faced hardships of weather but they continued to help the affected people of Kashmir in selfless manner.
He said only those people who work without any greed and those who had themselves faced hardships and difficulties could know the problems of others people.
He said that the long-standing Kashmir dispute would be resolved according to the wishes and aspirations of the people of Kashmir.
He said that neither India nor Pakistan should decide the fate of the people of Kashmir without taking into consideration the wishes and legitimate aspirations of the Kashmiri people.
The MQM Quaid asserted that the destiny of Kashmir should be decided by the people of Kashmir alone.
He said that the people of Kashmir were divided on both sides of the border. They had to face innumerable problems in meeting their family members across the border. He said that the MQM would introduce legislation and empower the people of Kashmir to resolve the Kashmir dispute according to their wishes. He also said that the MQM would raise the voice of the Kashmiri people throughout the world.
He said that some political parties were claiming that they would change the fate of Kashmiri people if they came to power, adding that these political parties had been in power in Kashmir in the past several times but they did nothing to improve the condition of the people of Kashmir.
Altaf Hussain said that the MQM was a political party representing poor and middle class people and will change the fate of the oppressed and downtrodden people throughout the country.
Speaking about the release of people from the captivity of Somali pirates, he said that the MQM and the philanthropic people of Pakistan worked for getting the release of all the people despite the fact that there were only four Pakistani captives. He made appeal to the Indian government, Indian leaders, journalists, intellectuals and analysts to take advantage of the opportunity offered in the release of the Indian captives and make a new beginning for living like good brotherly neighbours.
He appealed to the people to get united. He said that if only we could unite we could change the fate of the country. He asked them to make the MQM candidates successful on 26th January by stamping on "Kite". He asked the MQM candidates to work selflessly for the people of Kashmir after being elected.
wn.com/Mqm Will Make Kashmir A Prosperous Region Altaf Hussain Address Kashmiris In Mehmoodabad
The Founder and Leader of Muttahida Quami Movement (MQM) Altaf Hussain has asked the people of Kashmir to give MQM a chance and it will make Kashmir one of the prosperous regions of the world.
"If the people of Kashmir voted for the MQM then the MQM would work strenuously for making Kashmir one of the prosperous regions of the world," Altaf Hussain said in a telephonic address to a huge gathering of Kashmiri people in Mahmoodabad regarding elections for the legislative assembly of Kashmir.
He said that the MQM was the only political party that came forward for helping the people of Kashmir after the earthquake that created devastation in Kashmir on large scale.
Altaf Hussain said that only the MQM workers, office-bearers and leaders faced hardships of weather but they continued to help the affected people of Kashmir in selfless manner.
He said only those people who work without any greed and those who had themselves faced hardships and difficulties could know the problems of others people.
He said that the long-standing Kashmir dispute would be resolved according to the wishes and aspirations of the people of Kashmir.
He said that neither India nor Pakistan should decide the fate of the people of Kashmir without taking into consideration the wishes and legitimate aspirations of the Kashmiri people.
The MQM Quaid asserted that the destiny of Kashmir should be decided by the people of Kashmir alone.
He said that the people of Kashmir were divided on both sides of the border. They had to face innumerable problems in meeting their family members across the border. He said that the MQM would introduce legislation and empower the people of Kashmir to resolve the Kashmir dispute according to their wishes. He also said that the MQM would raise the voice of the Kashmiri people throughout the world.
He said that some political parties were claiming that they would change the fate of Kashmiri people if they came to power, adding that these political parties had been in power in Kashmir in the past several times but they did nothing to improve the condition of the people of Kashmir.
Altaf Hussain said that the MQM was a political party representing poor and middle class people and will change the fate of the oppressed and downtrodden people throughout the country.
Speaking about the release of people from the captivity of Somali pirates, he said that the MQM and the philanthropic people of Pakistan worked for getting the release of all the people despite the fact that there were only four Pakistani captives. He made appeal to the Indian government, Indian leaders, journalists, intellectuals and analysts to take advantage of the opportunity offered in the release of the Indian captives and make a new beginning for living like good brotherly neighbours.
He appealed to the people to get united. He said that if only we could unite we could change the fate of the country. He asked them to make the MQM candidates successful on 26th January by stamping on "Kite". He asked the MQM candidates to work selflessly for the people of Kashmir after being elected.
- published: 25 Jun 2011
- views: 480
Solve Kashmir First: New Thinking on South Asia's Longest Conflict
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- Duration: 99:55
- Updated: 11 Oct 2010
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Though other regional conflicts may capture more headlines, none reaches as deeply into the past nor haunts the present as ominously as Kashmir. The region, div...
Though other regional conflicts may capture more headlines, none reaches as deeply into the past nor haunts the present as ominously as Kashmir. The region, divided between India and Pakistan in 1947, is today perhaps the most militarized place in the world.
At this Open Society Institute event, four panelists discuss the remote origins of the Kashmir conflict, as well as its longterm consequences, including its incalculable human costs, its effects on Indian and Pakistan polities, the American role in the dispute, and the prospects for a resolution. In addition, they will trace the tentacles from Kashmir that have extended to other regional conflicts, from the mountains of Afghanistan to the streets of Mumbai.
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wn.com/Solve Kashmir First New Thinking On South Asia's Longest Conflict
Though other regional conflicts may capture more headlines, none reaches as deeply into the past nor haunts the present as ominously as Kashmir. The region, divided between India and Pakistan in 1947, is today perhaps the most militarized place in the world.
At this Open Society Institute event, four panelists discuss the remote origins of the Kashmir conflict, as well as its longterm consequences, including its incalculable human costs, its effects on Indian and Pakistan polities, the American role in the dispute, and the prospects for a resolution. In addition, they will trace the tentacles from Kashmir that have extended to other regional conflicts, from the mountains of Afghanistan to the streets of Mumbai.
Learn More: http://www.opensocietyfoundations.org/events/solve-kashmir-first
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Did Tribal Invasion change the history of Jammu and Kashmir State and the region? Part 1
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Exclusive Interview of Shailendra Mishra, IPS (SSP, Traffic Police, Kashmir)
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Shailendra Mishra, SSP Traffic in the Kashmir region is well known as Kargil’s Singham. This young and dynamic cop has made lakhs of Thanekar’s proud with his m...
Shailendra Mishra, SSP Traffic in the Kashmir region is well known as Kargil’s Singham. This young and dynamic cop has made lakhs of Thanekar’s proud with his meritorious service on high altitudes areas of Jammu and Kashmir Police. Shailendra Mishra hails from a middle class family that resides in Thane. He perceived his career in
medicine during his college days and graduated in Medical however, during the course of his masters, Mishra perceived PG in management. After working for several corporate, Mishra decided to join the civil services. He joined IPS in the year 2009 in the Jammu
& Kashmir Cadre. In J&K; Police, Mishra was posted at Kargil as SP. He initiated to concentrate on women policing and started women Police station (Hukuk-e-khwateen) where women were expected to raise their complaints. Mishra’s idea clicked and came out as un-expected as none before Mishra had thought of resolving women special problems in that region. His policing was altogether
people oriented and people friendly; while he ensured that those who are peace abiding were not harassed, he ensured those who are
found on the other side of the law, are brought to justice. His overall contribution during his tenure earned him the title, ‘Kargil ka
Singham’.
Now he is posted as SSP - Traffic, in Kashmir. In an exclusive interview with India Unbound Global Magazine, Shailedra Mishra
spoke on issues of policing and highlighted the difference between policing in Kashmir and other regions; during his chat, Mishra
highlighted types of corruption, duties of citizens and how people from other territories should change their perception towards a
beautiful Jammu and Kashmir, excerpts:
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Shailendra Mishra, SSP Traffic in the Kashmir region is well known as Kargil’s Singham. This young and dynamic cop has made lakhs of Thanekar’s proud with his meritorious service on high altitudes areas of Jammu and Kashmir Police. Shailendra Mishra hails from a middle class family that resides in Thane. He perceived his career in
medicine during his college days and graduated in Medical however, during the course of his masters, Mishra perceived PG in management. After working for several corporate, Mishra decided to join the civil services. He joined IPS in the year 2009 in the Jammu
& Kashmir Cadre. In J&K; Police, Mishra was posted at Kargil as SP. He initiated to concentrate on women policing and started women Police station (Hukuk-e-khwateen) where women were expected to raise their complaints. Mishra’s idea clicked and came out as un-expected as none before Mishra had thought of resolving women special problems in that region. His policing was altogether
people oriented and people friendly; while he ensured that those who are peace abiding were not harassed, he ensured those who are
found on the other side of the law, are brought to justice. His overall contribution during his tenure earned him the title, ‘Kargil ka
Singham’.
Now he is posted as SSP - Traffic, in Kashmir. In an exclusive interview with India Unbound Global Magazine, Shailedra Mishra
spoke on issues of policing and highlighted the difference between policing in Kashmir and other regions; during his chat, Mishra
highlighted types of corruption, duties of citizens and how people from other territories should change their perception towards a
beautiful Jammu and Kashmir, excerpts:
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Videographic: India, Pakistan and Kashmir
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Guide to Kashmir and the Himalaya
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Kashmir: An Earthly Paradise
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Indian army kills 14 pro-independence fighters in disputed Kashmir region
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INDIA: INDIA/PAKISTAN DISPUTED KASHMIR REGION LATEST
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India imposes curfew on Kashmir region
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Indian army continues build up in Kashmir region
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India objects to Pakistan holding elections in disputed Jammu and Kashmir region
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USA: INDIA/PAKISTAN DISPUTED KASHMIR REGION LATEST
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10 Kashmir Things Famous in the World (KASHMIR INDIA TRAVEL VIDEO GUIDE)
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Jammu and Kashmir Tourist Attractions: 15 Top Places to Visit
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Kashmir Travel Video Diary - Part 3 : Roaming Around Gulmarg Town
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travel guide of azad kashmir beauty
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KASHMIR TRAVEL VIDEO GUIDE - 5 Don't Do in Kashmir (India) for Tourists
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Travel Guide of Pakistan Part 17(Azad Jammu Kashmir)
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Jammu and Kashmir Tourism By Travel Lounge
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Best Time to Visit Kashmir- Popular Places with Complete Tour Guide
Kashmir Packages☛ http://goo.gl/iuSF1I ☚ Find Best Time to Visit Jammu- Kashmir with all p...
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Encounter between security forces and terrorists in Sopore, Jammu & Kashmir
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5 pro-independence fighters, 2 Indian soldiers die in Kashmir
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Mountian biking from the highest peak of Bagh region Kashmir
Mountian biking from the highest peak of Bagh region Kashmir. The true adventure
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2 Pilgrims Injured in Clashes in Kashmir
Violence has been reported in South Kashmir's Wanpph region. Wanpoh Police post was target...
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Forest fires rages again In Rajouri region in Jammu And Kashmir
Forest fires rages again In Rajouri region in Jammu And Kashmir
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Ramadan charities support thousands of poor people in Kashmir
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Azad Kashmir Pok Is A Slave Region Of Pakistan!! What Their People Said
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Mehbooba Mufti questions Pakistan’s love for Kashmir
Mehbooba Mufti, J&K; CM while addressing a gathering hit out at Pakistan saying, "Pakistan ...
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Most Beautiful Place #Kashmir
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Watch live TV debate - Indian elections: impact on Kashmir and the region, part 1
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Inside Story - Kashmir: The key to peace
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Kashmir, bloody region of South Asia-INfocus-03-11-2012
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Inside Story - The Future of Kashmir
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MQM will make Kashmir a prosperous region: Altaf Hussain address Kashmiris in Mehmoodabad
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Solve Kashmir First: New Thinking on South Asia's Longest Conflict
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Did Tribal Invasion change the history of Jammu and Kashmir State and the region? Part 1
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Exclusive Interview of Shailendra Mishra, IPS (SSP, Traffic Police, Kashmir)
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GOP Wants to Declare War On Islamic Ideology In Wake Of Orlando Shooting
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Article by WN.com Correspondent Dallas DarlingRepublicans are giving a whole new meaning to Carl Von Clausewitz’s famous military theory “war is the continuation of Politik by other means.” ... “Groups like ISIS want to claim that they are the true leaders of over a billion Muslims…who reject their crazy notions” said the president ... Indeed, some view it as either a conservative or liberal movement dependent on their notion of Islam....
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How often do you see a Godzilla-sized lizard knocking your door? On Wednesday a Thai resident captured a video of his encounter with a giant reptile, who was knocking on his door trying to get into his house. Attanai Thaiyuanwong found this huge lizard trying to make his way into his place and within no time shared the photos of it on Facebook ... . ....
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IAAF Refuses To Lift Ban, Russian Olympic Team To Miss Rio Olympics
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A decision by the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) governing body Friday will force Russian track and field athletes to miss the Rio Olympics after the sport's governing body decided unanimously to keep a ban in place ahead of the Games, SkyNews reported.In November, the IAAF provisionally suspended the country’s athletes from competition....
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EU referendum: Bill Gates says Brexit would make Britain ‘significantly less attractive’
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Five Pakistani Rebels, Two Indian Soldiers Killed In Kashmir Clashes
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Five suspected rebels and two Indian soldiers were killed in two separate clashes this week in the disputed mountain region of Kashmir, the Indian army said on June 16 ... Another clash on June 15 in the Machil area of Kashmir left another ......
Kashmir separatist leader Yasin Malik arrested ahead of poll boycott rally in Anantnag
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JKLF chief Yasin Malik (centre). (Source. PTI/File). Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF) chairman Yasin Malik, who was en-route Anantnag for addressing an election boycott rally, has been arrested by the police. The separatists have called for boycotting the upcoming by-elections in Anantnag constituency from where Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti is contesting ... ....
Five killed in Kashmir clashes: Indian Army
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A soldier and four suspected rebels were killed in a gunbattle in Indian-administered Kashmir on Thursday, an army spokesman said ... Kashmir has been divided between India and Pakistan since 1947 but both countries claim the Muslim-majority territory in its entirety ... Indian-administered Kashmir....
Kashmir Storm: Army jawan, minor killed
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An Army jawan and a minor girl were killed as high velocity winds swept Kashmir last night, damaging dozens of structures and uprooting trees, police said today ... due to the wind, inside his camp at village Zeran Check near Tangmarg in Baramulla district of north Kashmir last night, a police officer said ... north Kashmir’s Baramulla and Kupwara districts....
Indian Army to continue with its goodwill initiatives in Jammu and Kashmir
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The Indian Army has reiterated its commitment to carry on with its welfare initiative in Jammu and Kashmir called 'Sadbhavna'. 'Sadbhavna' was launched in early 1990s with an aim to reach out to the people of Jammu and Kashmir reeling under the shadow of foreign sponsored terrorism ... of Jammu and Kashmir through this unique program....
BJP's Sangeet Som says will not let UP become Kashmir; Keshav Maurya says no need ...
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After being denied permission to hold 'Paidal Nirbhay Yatra' across western Uttar Pradesh to make people feel secure, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) MP Sangeet Som on Friday said he will not let UP become Kashmir ... ....
Sangeet Som to embark on 'Paidal Nirbhay Yatra', says won't let UP turn into Kashmir
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--> ... Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) MLA Sangeet Som on Thursday announced to embark on a week-long 'Paidal Nirbhay Yatra' across Uttar Pradesh amid claims and counter claims of exodus of Hindu families from Kairana village of Shamli district and said that he would not let the state turn into Kashmir ... And we will not let Uttar Pradesh turn into Kashmir," Som said ... ....
Pre-monsoon showers lash North, two killed in Kashmir
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Heavy pre-monsoon showers lashed the northern States on Thursday, barring Delhi, dragging the maximum temperatures several notches below normal even as Kashmir reported two deaths with high-velocity winds sweeping the region, damaging structures and uprooting trees ... In Kashmir, Naik Surinder Yadav of Army’s 64 Field Regiment was killed when a ......
Jammu Kashmir government revokes suspension of Internet services across state
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The ruling PDP-BJP government in Jammu and Kashmir has revoked the suspension of broadband internet services in the state. Earlier, describing incidents of sacrilege at two temples in Jammu city in less than 48 hours as a “well planned conspiracy to flare up situation” ahead of the Amarnath yatra in South Kashmir, the government had suspended internet services across the state....
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