A historical context of the Amritsar Treaty, 1846
The Treaty of Amritsar or Amritsar Treaty, signed on March 16, 1846, between the British
South Asia
13 July 1931 – The Tale of Kashmir Unrest against Dogras
There are certain historians who put forth the theory that Abdul Qadeer was an agent intentionally appointed to manipulate people’s emotions, as the British had an interest in acquiring Gilgit Baltistan on a lease, and Maharaja Hari Singh was reluctant to relinquish control of the region
10 books on Kashmir history to understand the Jammu-Kashmir conflict
It’s worth mentioning that these books represent different perspectives and opinions on the conflict, and it is important to read multiple sources to get a more comprehensive understanding.
10 books on the contemporary Kashmir conflict
Here are 10 books on the contemporary Kashmir conflict.
Simla Agreement India and Pakistan
Agreement on Bilateral Relations between the Government of India and the Government of Pakistan (Simla Agreement)
Dungal Girl Zaira Wasim took social media to defend Hijab
Zaira wrote “The inherited notion of hijab being a choice is an ill-informed one. It’s often either a construct of convenience or ignorance. Hijab isn’t a choice but an obligation in Islam.
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.
India & Pakistan agreed on Cease-Fire on LOC
The two DGs of military operations made hotline contact in the interest of achieving “mutually beneficial and sustainable peace”, the ISPR statement read.
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.