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MAY. 24, 2019
JK History
22May
Untold Story: Mirwaiz Umar Farooq's father was killed by Pak terrorists, yet he shamelessly speaks their language
On 21st May 1990, Mirwaiz Farooq Shah, father of the separatist leader from Down Town, Srinagar, Mirwaiz Umar Farooq, was killed by Pakistani terrorist Mohammad Ayub Dar. It is surprising that even after 29 years of the killing of his father, instead of talking about revenge from terrorist, Umar Farooq has become a mouth piece of Pakistan!! He is one of the biggest proponents of ‘Talk to Pakistan’ on the so-called Jammu Kashmir issue. It is obvious that he is merely using the killing of his fath
22May
J&K accession: Princely States had no option to remain independent
Many people create confusion about the accession of Jammu and Kashmir to India. They said that Maharaja Hari Singh had three options viz. accede to India or accede to Pakistan or to remain independent. But the first two options were very well available with the rulers of the Princely States i.e. accede either to India or to Pakistan. However, there was no third option i.e. to remain independent. Even the cursory look at the Memorandum of British Cabinet Mission that was presented to the Chancellor of
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17May
Intelligence agencies put Kashmir valley on high alert during Ramzan
Intelligence agencies has alerted about the possible terror attack on defence installations on May 23, when the Lok Sabha election results will be declared. According to the sources, Pakistan based terror group Jaish-e-Muhammad with ISI support is planning an unprecedented attack in Kashmir valley. The Kashmir Valley has been put on a 3-day alert. As per ANI, the terrorists are likely to target Srinagar and Awantipora air bases. Incidentally, May 23 is also the 17th day of Ramzan, whi
17May
Indian Army contemplating to move air defence units near to Pakistan border
After making a thorough assessment of the recent conflict with Pakistan, the India Army contemplating to deploy a number of its air defence units close to the border to thwart aerial threats emanating from Pakistan. Army sources told that “Some of the fighting formations including air defence and other defensive formations are now planned to be moved closer to the borders. With these air defence units deployed closer to the border, we would be able to tackle any possible aerial strike from
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