Muzaffarabad: The Complete History of Jammu Kashmir’s River Capital
Muzaffarabad is not only the administrative capital of Pakistan-administered Jammu Kashmir. It is one of
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Public Opinion in Pakistan-Administered Jammu & Kashmir, the Demand for Independence, and State Policy: A Review of Survey Findings and International Reporting
Pakistan’s bureaucracy and ruling elite are widely believed by critics to be aware that a
47 Most Influential Figures in Jammu & Kashmir History (Ancient to Modern)
Jammu & Kashmir has never been shaped by one story—or one type of leader. Its
The History of India-Pakistan Wars: Conflicts, Causes, and Outcomes (1947–2025)
The History of India-Pakistan Wars starts from their partition in 1947. India and Pakistan have been locked in a bitter rivalry, primarily over the disputed region of Kashmir.
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
Independent and Sovereign state of JK : 99% vote for it.
Polls showing 99% support for an independent and sovereign state as the solution to Jammu and Kashmir’s dispute
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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The History of Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK)
Azad Jammu and Kashmir’s history is intricately tied to the larger history of the Kashmir conflict.
A historical context of the Amritsar Treaty, 1846
The Treaty of Amritsar or Amritsar Treaty, signed on March 16, 1846, between the British