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Banned Books – How facts are being murdered in AJ&K

December 13, 2021 by Ahsan Akram Leave a Comment

AJK resources

Ever since the rise of armed struggle in Occupied Kashmir in 1988, a section of people in AJ&K has been propagating that AJK has also been occupied by Pakistan and that Pakistan is no different than India. It has deprived the citizens of AJK of their basic human rights and has been looting their wealth for decades. Over the years, hundreds of articles in different … [Read more...] about Banned Books – How facts are being murdered in AJ&K

AJK Flag – its origin and meaning by Col. Abdul Haq Mirza

February 10, 2021 by Editor Leave a Comment

Col. Abdul Haq Mirza, who actively participated in the first two Kashmir Wars, is known for designing the flag of Azad Jammu and Kashmir and many symbols for Azad Kashmir Regular Force - AKRF (which later on was merged in Pakistan Army as AK Regiment). He has published his memoirs "The Withering Chinar" in which he explained the meaning of AJK flag and different symbols of AKRF … [Read more...] about AJK Flag – its origin and meaning by Col. Abdul Haq Mirza

The myth of accession, its genesis and dissipation – A legal view 

September 24, 2020 by Justice (r) Syed Manzoor Hussain Gillani Leave a Comment

Legal Aspect of State of IoK and AJK

The state of J&K being a princely state, its Hindu ruler was empowered under the Indian independence Act 1947, to accede either to India or Pakistan, keeping in view the demographic composition of its population. The working committee of All Jammu and Kashmir Muslim conference with a predominant majority of Muslim seats in the Kashmir Assembly had passed a unanimous … [Read more...] about The myth of accession, its genesis and dissipation – A legal view 

Hydroelectricity production in AJ&K and myths attributed to its royalty

August 27, 2020 by Sardar Abdullah Khan 1 Comment

On July 06, 2020, Pakistan and China signed an accord for the construction of Azad Pattan Hydel Power Project at Islamabad in presence of Prime Ministers of Pakistan and Azad State of Jammu & Kashmir. This project will cost $1.5 billion and it will add 700MW in the national grid on its completion. Few days before the signing of Azad Pattan Hydel project, a similar signing … [Read more...] about Hydroelectricity production in AJ&K and myths attributed to its royalty

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