5 January Resolution: A Conditional trap for Kashmiris
Although regarded as the self determination day by Pakistan, 5 January Resolution was a Conditional trap for Kashmiris
Jawad Ahmed Paras
Jawad Ahmed Paras hails from Pakistan-administered Jammu Kashmir and is a talented filmmaker and journalist. He obtained his filmmaking degree from Beaconhouse National University in Lahore. With a rich background in the field, Jawad serves as the esteemed chief editor of Kashmiriat and Kashmiriat Urdu, where he has dedicated the past six years of his career. His passion lies in exploring the captivating aspects of Kashmir's history, culture, music, poetry, and art.
Joint Awami Action Committee’s struggle in AJK
The Joint Awami Action Committee (JAAC), a coalition of traders, transporters, lawyers, and students, organized protests that quickly gained traction across the region.
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16-point Charter of Democracy from Joint Awami Action Committee
The All Parties Coordination Committee has demanded Prime Minister Chaudhry Anwar-ul-Haq’s resignation and the dissolution of the assembly. A 16-point Charter of Democracy was issued, setting a deadline of December 9 for implementation. Nationwide protests and demonstrations abroad were announced for December 10, coinciding with International Human Rights Day.
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History of Kashmiri Noon Tea
Kashmiri Noon Tea, also known as “Noon Chai” or “Sheer Chai,” is an integral part
Neelum Valley, Kashmir
With its breathtaking landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and diverse recreational opportunities, stands as a testament to the natural beauty and resilience of Azad Kashmir.
Two weeks trip plan to Austria
With careful planning and a budget of €2,200 per person, you can experience the best of Austria without breaking the bank.
Column | Tanveer Ahmed – Many reasons to revolt by Jawad A Paras
After he arrived from the UK to Kashmir (Kotli), he decided not to go back, and he takes another crucial decision of not stepping inside Pakistan until the freedom of JK.
Video | The story of Escape from Srinagar Jail and Ganga Hijacking
They crossed the mighty snowy mountains and on the other end at AJK another Jail and more torture were waiting for the.
Indian Army checking the Kashmiri’s phones and torturing people for using VPN
Another student from a village in the south of Kashmir claimed to News Click that he was stopped and asked if there VPNs on his smartphone. “I had installed five of them. So, they beat me up,” he said.