Kashmir

He makes a case for, for some reason, this is such a strange theology, brother.

You know, they have this whole theology that Jesus didn't die on the cross and that he traveled to Kashmir, India somehow.

And died there.

And died there.

Still goes on to this day, doesn't it? Like the Kashmiri region.

India and Pakistan fight over Kashmir, sort of endlessly.

They do terrorist things against each other.

Well, Pakistan do terrorist things against India.

Remember, I mentioned the third guy in that group, in Maktab al-Khidmat, It was Mohammed Saeed.

But in addition to the Lashkar-e-Taiba, they had the Jammu-Kashmir Liberation Front, Harakat-ul-Ansar.

They had all these Pakistani militant groups from Kashmir that they were in love with for, you know, two decades.

And they did terrorist attacks against the Indians nonstop.

So, you know, bin Laden was just, you know, another member of that club.

The Diamond Sutra is therein designated the Sutra of Wonderful Effects, a treatise by means of which Sakyamuni Buddha instructs Subhuti, one of his conspicuous disciples, in the Prajna-paramita of transcendent wisdom.

To Kumarajiva, a native of Kashmir who gained distinction as a monk of the Later Ch'in Dynasty, AD three eighty-four to four seventeen, is conceded the honor of having first translated The Diamond Sutra into the Chinese language.

Of subsequent Chinese translations, perhaps the most noteworthy is the text ascribed to the scholarly Hiuen Tsang and completed about the middle of the seventh century.

A rendering into English of Kumarajiva's Chinese translation was accomplished by the Reverend S. Beal and published in the Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society, eighteen sixty-four sixty-five.

19, 1965, early there was a Kutch conflict.

In that tumultuous period, Intelligence Bureau had also dealt with the Hazratbal holy relic issue in Kashmir.

In that situation came a fresh war.

So India went from one war to the other.

In 1965, when the war with Pakistan came, India did all right in that war.

It was a stalemate, but more than an honorable stalemate for India.

And I say so because Pakistan is the one who started the war, and they had an objective to take Kashmir.

They started it.

In this episode of Frontline Conversations, we are speaking to Mr. Agha Syed Ruhullah Mehdi, who has been a three-time legislator and been part of the National Conference.

And he is also a parliamentarian from Central Kashmir, Srinagar.

But he has been odds with his own political party, National Conference, because of the party's position or lack of position on Article 370, 35A and the return of special status.

And he has also said that he would resign from the party after he was challenged by the party president, Mr. Farooq Abdullah.

Grievances which the government could have addressed within the limits of powers that they have, that they enjoy.

This reflects that the government is not even serious on these issues.

forget about the larger issues, the political agenda, the political aspiration of the people of Jammu and Kashmir.

The immediate reliefs that this government could give to the people, to the young generation especially, is not extended, is not provided by this government.

Operation Sindor is a term appearing in regional intelligence monitoring.

It refers to highly concerning escalation scenarios involving a rapid border incursion in the Kashmir region.

Like an actual invasion?

More like a simulated or highly limited strike designed to test response times.