An ‘independent state’ is a rising phenomenon in either side of Jammu and Kashmir which gradually evolved as a result of the impasse on the Kashmir dispute, generally known as ‘Third Option’. Several politicians are the advocates of ‘third option’ popular names among those are Maqbool Butt, Amanullah Khan, Shabbir Ahmed Shah and Yasin Malik.
Now strife-ridden, Kashmir was once a beautiful haven where Muslims and Kashmiri Pandits peacefully co-existed. As a result two outstanding types of cuisines which were so similar yet so different from each other emerged from this region.
“Do you really have the nerve to be talking about Yasin Malik? Can you jog your memory a bit and recall that did you not as Chief Minister in 1987 chase a young rebellious Yasin Malik from being a rebel within the political system to picking up arms?
You will have to take a left (west) turn when you reach Jagran so as to reach to Kutton which has the beautiful Jagran Hyrdro Power guest house. incase if you dont turn left to Kutton and move ahead (North-east).
The road is paved but still, half of it is ramshackle. From Muzaffarabad to Kundal Shai a small town on the way, you can use any vehicle to travel and as well for Kutton resort.
Neelum Valley is a magnificent nature’s marvel with freshwater streams and rivers. Surrounded by sparsely populated hamlets, lush meadows and pine forests, Neelum Valley is the largest valley in the northern region.
The labourers of this factory were paid daily wages of 41/2annas per head which was perceptibly too scarce, especially in view of the escalating of cost of living and the huge profit it grossed.
Neelam Valley is famous for its mineral mines. This land has many fruits like, Apples, Walnuts, Plums and Apricots which are of great in taste. In short, I can say that the whole valley is a gift of beautiful and fascinating scenery from nature.
“I feel the only way is through dialogue and political settlement of the Kashmir issue not through military means,” Imran stressed.
The people of that area were oppressed and subjected to worst treatment. Feudalism, landlordism, moneylenders, everything was there. And there was repression from the British government and Maharaja as well. We were in school those days, and this ill treatment did not let us to be mute spectators. We started resistance against this oppression when our age was just around 15 years.