Simla Agreement India and Pakistan
Agreement on Bilateral Relations between the Government of India and the Government of Pakistan (Simla Agreement)
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Mesmerizing Phullawai – Exploring a sub-valley of Neelum valley
The Phullawai village is located in Union Council Gurase Tehsil Sharda District Neelum Azad Kashmir. The elevation of this village is about 7,000 to 13,000 feet above sea level. In the north, the big Shisha Mountains (Shisha Kor) are high and low with forested hills and slopes. To the south of the village, the Neelum river flows, along the Neelum Road.
Exploring Gagai Nala Neelum Valley | Khurram J. Shahid
Gagai Valley is the largest pasture in the Grurez Valley, located in the last part of the Neelum Valley, between 6,000 to 13,000 feet above sea level.
TOP 10 MOST FAMOUS INDIAN SUPERSTITIONS AND ANUSHKA SHARMA
In 2006, a boy was kidnapped and killed by a woman and her two sons to cure her nightmares in Uttar Pradesh State. She was advised by a witch doctor to do so.
Kashmir: The origin of Conflict between two former colonies
The newly-formed United Nations intervened in the conflict in 1948, organizing a cease-fire and calling for a referendum of Kashmir’s people in order to determine whether the majority wished to join with Pakistan or India.
Dropping the Iron Curtain on Jammu Kashmir
Right-wing BJP politicised the attack and swept the election, later further leading to the removal of Article 370 on 5th August 2019.
Pakistani action in Gilgit Baltistan is illegal and unconstitutional
Imran Khan could have declared to release all political prisoners, like Baba Jan and dozens of other people imprisoned for demanding fundamental rights.
Pakistan says Gilgit-Baltistan to be elevated to the full-fledged province
He said that Prime Minister Imran Khan would soon visit the region and make a formal announcement in this regard.
PaJK : High Court refuses grant bail to Tanveer Ahmed
According to the legal experyd section 123 doesn’t apply in Pakistan administered Jammu Kashmir. The meaning of this section is “removal of a flag by an unauthorized person.” Tanveer didn’t insult but just removed the flag.
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.