Documenti di Didattica
Documenti di Professioni
Documenti di Cultura
Index
Geography of Jammu and Kashmir
Accession of the Princely state of J&K
West-Pak refugees and DP's from POJK
Terrorism and Separatists
1994 parl resolution
Status of J&K regions under illegal occupation of Pakistan and China
Way forward and role of Govt. of India
Our role and further reading resources
Kashmir
Tribesmen from NWFP aided and abetted by Pak infiltrated into J&K
'Kabailis'/Tribesmen raided western J&K; Ransacked, looted and
marauded men and women in their path
Maharaja pleaded for materials as well as help from India and Britishas
Pakistan had blocked all supply lines
India did not agree for any direct help till Maharaja acceeds J&K to
India
Maharaja Hari Singh acceeded to India 'unconditionally' on 26th Oct
1947
Lord Mountbatten signed his acceptance on the Instrument of
Accession on 27th Oct 1947. However, in a covering letter
accompanying Maharajas letter (received with Instrument of accession)
Mountbatten made a mention of some dispute that (otherwise)
technically existed no where in terms of Indian Independence Act
1947
Indian Army was sent to J&K immediately 27th Oct 1947. The
infiltrators were checked and some areas were freed
Killing of 24 Kashmir Pandits (who stayed back) at Nadimarg Villag on March 2003;
As the accession of J&K is both legal and ethical, abrogate article 370 as
it was meant to be a temporary measure
In accordance with 1994 Parliamentary Resolution on J&K, India should
openly claim its rightful position on PoJK in international fora and
denounce Pakistan's illegal occupation of the territory by aggression in
1947.
Annul the 1952 Delhi Agreement and 1974 Kashmir accords. The
discourse on autonomy in J&K needs to be analysed in thecontext of what
is taking place across the LoC in PoJK
Grant Permanent Resident of J&K status to all West Pak refugees.
Properly and adequately settle / resettle all POJK DPs , West Pak
refugees as well the displaced persons / refuges of 1965 / 1971 wars.
Government of India needs to create more opportunities for investment
and employment in J&K
Opportunities in J&K
1.Tourism and Hospitality
1. Religious Tourism - Famous archaeological and historical sites. Ladakh has Buddhist
sites. Jammu has tremendous scope for summer / winter Commercial Tourism as well
as pilgrim Tourism
2. Adventure Tourism Ladakh offer several routes for trekking and mountaineering.
3. Wildlife Tourism National parks & Sanctuaries, Dachigam and Chitral National park
1.Textiles People of J&K possess inherent skills of weaving and designing of textile .
Handicraft and handloom sector act as the source of foreign exchange earnings for the
economy
1.Minerals - J&K possess large mineral deposits of uranium, copper, etc. Gilgit-Baltistan is
rich in deposits of uranium and quality gemstones
1.Industrial policy - Attractive incentives, single-window clearance, land at concession
rates for 90 years lease. The cost of setting up operations is, comparatively, lower.
Opportunities in J&K
1.Horticulture, Floriculture, Sericulture and Handicrafts - Horticulture is the bulwark of
rural economy in the state. State is a leading producer of apples, walnuts, pears, almonds
and apricots. Has huge potential for manufacture & exports of processed food and allied
services.
1. The floriculture industry supplies flowers to, both, domestic and international markets
with over $2million turnover.
2. Silk carpets & shawls are famous the world over. Can earn a substantial foreign
exchange.
2. Agriculture - Exports from Jammu and Kashmir include apples,cherries, corn, millet,
rice, peaches, pears, saffron, sorghum and vegetables.
1. Lot of scope for promotion of new projects for super quality saffron cultivation in
Jammu Region ( Kishtwar ), rare quality spices like black Jeera in Kishtwar / Ladakh
areas , world famous pulses like Rajmash , Wild honey , Guchi ( wild black
mushroom ) in Jammu region.
Further Reading
PAKISTAN OCCUPIED KASHMIR: CHANGING THE DISCOURSE: IDSA Report
Pakistan Occupied Kashmir: The Untold Story : Virendra Gupta and Alok Bansal
Jammu and Kashmir Affairs- Mishandled :: Misquoted :: Miscarried : Daya Sagar
Jammu and Kashmir 1947 Accession and events thereafter : Daya Sagar
(HINDI) Jammu-Kashmir Varthman paridryushya aur bhavi disha : Dr.Mohanrao Bhagwat
(HINDI) Jammu Kashmir : Tatya, Samasyayein aur samadhan : Ashutosh
Article 370 Law and Politics : Daya Sagar
The Armed Forces Special Powers Act 1990 A Perspective : Jaibans Singh
A look Through the Mist : Peoples Democratic Party Self Rule Document Oct 2008 : Daya
Sagar
Balochistan in Turmoil: Pakistan at Crossroads : Alok Bansal
Acknowledgements
Jammu Kashmir Study Centre Kargil Bhavan, Jammu; An initiative to focus on the
study of issues and solutions related to the state of Jammu and Kashmir
Dhanyavad
Instrument of Accession