Cease Fire Line agreement between India and Pakistan on 29 July 1949: Karachi Agreement
AGREEMENT BETWEEN MILITARY REPRESENTATIVES OF INDIA AND PAKISTAN REGARDING THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A CEASE FIRE LINE IN THE STATE OF JAMMU KASHMIR
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.
Ratti Gali Lake of Neelum Valley Kashmir
You can reach these three small lakes mentioned below from Dowarian, a small but mesmerizing town of Neelum Valley. From Dowarian Ratti Gali lake is about 18 KM but it takes almost four hours to reach the base camp of Ratti Gali because of unmetalled road and only 4×4 Jeep can be reached there. It took a whole day to spend on Ratti Gali.
The Spirit of Kashmiri Food
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.
Farooq Abdullah forced Yasin Malik to pick gun: Sajad Lone
“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?
Dialogue and political settlement is the only solution of Kashmir issue: IK
“I feel the only way is through dialogue and political settlement of the Kashmir issue not through military means,” Imran stressed.
Delhi’s Policy Has Failed In Kashmir, Says Geelani
“India is suffering from the arrogance of power and has tried its best to muzzle our voice, but has utterly failed to do so, and the Indian might can never deter us from our much-cherished goal of right to self-determination,”
What is Kashmiriat or Kashmiriyat?
The term Kashmiriat or Kashmiriyat has come to signify centuries-old indigenous secularism of Kashmir which has been expended and crumple many times in History. According to some sources of history, Kashmir was a great state in the past, and it has been extended to Ghazni and Gujrat.
A complete travel guide to the beautiful Neelum Valley
Named after the Neelum River, the Neelum Valley is a 144 km long bow-shaped forested region in Azad Jammu and Kashmir. In terms of scenic beauty, the Neelum Valley leaves regular tourist spots such as Swat and Chitral far behind, but the security situation with India meant that the Valley was off-limits to tourists for several decades. But tourism is now gradually picking up, and there are numerous tour packages on offer promising to reveal the splendour of the region.
No voting in five villages of Sopore, turnout remained 0 Percent
People also stayed away from the election process at several areas in lower belt of Rafiabad including Ferozpora, Drusu, Saidpora, Parraypora recorded zero Percent votes. In Hajjin area of Bandipora, only 61 votes were polled out of 8171
JK has recorded 46% Turnout in first phase of LS Elections
Jammu and Kashmir have recorded over 46 per cent turnout in Jammu and Baramulla constituencies, where voting is underway in the first phase of Lok Sabha elections,