Set in the aftermath of 1947 Kashmir at a time when war has finally reached the isolated village of Nowgam that has been described in the book as "the forgotten last village before the border". “The Collaborator” is a compelling and brilliant novel in the recent times. The 1990s was a time of turmoil and unrest all through India and Kashmir faced a lot of consequences of the Independence that we gained. Four out of five friends from the village of Nowgam disappear one by one, to cross into Pakistan
The valley of Kashmir, which once considered the paradise on earth has going through a worst era now. People of Kashmir are suffering from the cruel, harsh and unbearable atrocities. How the conflict started: In 1947 14 &15 August, Pakistan and India became independent countries but the dispute of Kashmir arose. Kashmir was ruled by a Hindu king Maharaja Hari Singh, who was neutral to India and Pakistan and choose to remain independent because he has majority muslims in his state. On 11 August,
largely oblivious. Eid celebrations in Kashmir disrupted as youth clash with security forces. Youth and security forces clashed in several areas of Srinagar and Anantnag district after Eid prayers today. Police said that the youth in groups allegedly started pelting stones at police and paramilitary forces in return the security forces used tear smoke shells. Two journalists were injured in these clashes at Eidgarh. The officer said that rest of the Kashmir valley witnessed peaceful Eid prayers
season of freedom when out of its aggregate of ten branches two branches of Muzaffarabad, Rawalakot and Mirpur tumbled to the opposite side of the line of control (now Pakistan-managed Kashmir) alongside money and different resources. Taking after the expansion of Central laws to the condition of Jammu and Kashmir, the bank was characterized as an administration organization according to the procurements of Indian organizations act
Since its very inception the issue of Kashmir remained cardinal credential to the foreign policy of Pakistan. On the issue of Kashmir both India and Pakistan have fought wars of 1965, 1971, and 1999 of Kargil, and in 1998 both the courtiers tested their nuclear weapons that has made the region a dangerous. “Indo-Pak relations always remained
change. Evidence shows that the glaciers in Kashmir Himalayas are responding to climate change. Reduction in the mass of glaciers is due to increase in temperatures and less snowfall in the winters. In Jammu and Kashmir State during the last 50 years, several dozens of smaller glaciers have been completely vanished. If the similar rate of recession of the glacier will continue in the future, it is a great cause of concern for common man in the Kashmir Himalayas. The climate change is likely to lead
explains why its growth in terms of institutional developments and program implementation has remained stunted over years. The book also addresses the impact of important issues such as India and Pakistan becoming nuclear power, the persisting conflicts in Kashmir and India’s growing economy as hindrances to regional cooperation. Supported by empirical research, including interviews and trade transaction data, this book sheds light on the main cooperation issues in South Asia today and provides important
Pakistan’s economy is based on agriculture which is dependent upon irrigation by canals delivered from the Indus River and its five tributaries. The three western rivers the Indus, the Jhelum and the Chenab enter into Pakistan from the state of Jammu and Kashmir and three Eastern rivers the Ravi, the Beas and the Sutlej flow into Pakistan
2.7.3 Jhaverchand Meghani (1897-1947) Jhaverchand Meghani, popularly known as a poet of powerful sentiments, tried his hand at writing historical novels too. He wrote historical novels like Samarangan (1938), Sorath Taran Vahetan Pani, Ra Gangajaliyo (1939) and Gujarat-no Jay (Part I (1939), Part II (1942)). Comparing Meghani with Munshi, Mansukhlal Jhaveri comments: “If Munshi’s major women characters are much-pampered adolescent daughters and Ramanlal Desai’s are charming beloveds, then Meghani’s
He wanted to keep Canada away from the fires of conflict in a turbulent world dominated by great powers. St. Laurent, an ardent internationalist, and several of his cabinet colleagues threatened to resign if Canada withdrew from the UN's Korea Commission, so there was little the aging King could do. The