Protest leaders seek trade routes with India while Pakistan blocks economic engagement with India over disputed territory.
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Protest leaders seek trade routes with India while Pakistan blocks economic engagement with India over disputed territory.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Protests in Kashmir against economic blockade lead locals to consider closer ties with India.Sub-event
- Infrastructure projects are underway in the region, including the Delhi-Katra Greenfield Expressway and Srinagar as a major corridor hub.Sub-event
Pakistan blocks economic engagement and trade routes with India over disputed Kashmir territory.1 source
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The crisis in PoJK (Kashmir) demands action from the Indian government, requiring the cabinet to meet and the matter to be brought before PM Narendra Modi.Also in this story
- Cabinet deferred ordinance consideration regarding the ongoing situation in Kashmir.
- India's Ministry of External Affairs has raised concerns regarding the violence in PoJK, prompting calls for a review of the J&K occupation and assessment of the Afghanistan-Pakistan conflict.
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