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  1. ... general strike. Saba Chaudhry September 11, 2026. Created with Sketch. Women in Pakistan-administered Kashmir protest against state repression and ...#Kashmir #Pakistan #Protests #Strikes
    A popular movement in Kashmir defies severe repression
  2. ... general strike. Saba Chaudhry September 11, 2026. Created with Sketch. Women in Pakistan-administered Kashmir protest against state repression and ...#Kashmir #Pakistan #Protests #Strikes
    A popular movement in Kashmir defies severe repression
  3. ... general strike. Saba Chaudhry September 11, 2026. Created with Sketch. Women in Pakistan-administered Kashmir protest against state repression and ...#Kashmir #Pakistan #Protests #Strikes
    A popular movement in Kashmir defies severe repression
  4. ... general strike. Saba Chaudhry September 11, 2026. Created with Sketch. Women in Pakistan-administered Kashmir protest against state repression and ...#Kashmir #Pakistan #Protests #Strikes
    A popular movement in Kashmir defies severe repression
  5. Manifestación por los derechos y las demandas del pueblo de Jammu y Cachemira

    Rambla del Raval, diumenge, 6 de setembre, a les 18:00 CEST

    Convocamos una marcha pacífica en Barcelona para expresar nuestra solidaridad con el pueblo de Jammu y Cachemira y apoyar sus reivindicaciones por los derechos fundamentales y las necesidades básicas de la población.

    Hace aproximadamente tres años, el Gobierno alcanzó un acuerdo sobre un Charter of Demands (Carta de Demandas), mediante el cual se asumieron compromisos relacionados con las necesidades básicas y los derechos fundamentales de la población. Según los organizadores, varios de estos compromisos todavía no se han cumplido.

    Ante esta situación, el pueblo de Jammu y Cachemira comenzó a organizar protestas pacíficas y posteriormente una Long March (Marcha Larga) para reclamar sus derechos y exigir el cumplimiento de las demandas acordadas.

    Desde Barcelona queremos hacer visible esta situación y mostrar nuestra solidaridad mediante una marcha pacífica y respetuosa.

    📅 Fecha: Domingo, 6 de septiembre de 2026
    🕕 Hora: 18:00
    📍 Punto de encuentro: Rambla del Raval, Barcelona
    ➡️ Recorrido: Rambla del Raval hasta el Monumento a Colón (Columbus Monument)

    La movilización será pacífica y respetuosa. Invitamos a todas las personas que quieran expresar su solidaridad con el pueblo de Jammu y Cachemira a participar.

    Organiza: Organizadores de la marcha por los derechos de Jammu y Cachemira
    Contacto: Waleed Naseem
    WhatsApp: +34 628 084 112
    Email: [email protected]

    bcn.convoca.la/event/manifesta

  6. Despite repeated natural disasters in Kashmir, the Indian government is accelerating its hydropower push in Kishtwar to enhance the country's power generation capacity and its strategic leverage in the region that shares a border with Pakistan, leaving locals to bear the environmental costs in a fragile landscape.

    Pakistan "depends heavily on the Chenab for irrigation, food production and electricity, so even uncertainty about the timing of water releases can create economic and political pressure."

    Ashok Swain, professor of peace and conflict research at Uppsala University in Sweden, added 'that India could increase this uncertainty by withholding river-flow and flood-warning data or by flushing and refilling reservoirs at times that are inconvenient for Pakistan.'

    'India is treating the region not simply as disputed territory requiring military control, but as a strategic zone containing "water, energy and infrastructure assets," he said.'

    The next day, the interview had been drained: asia.nikkei.com/economy/natura

    Source: archive.ph/7Imbh

    #censored #water #India #Pakistan #Kashmir #dams #floods #drought #naturalDisasters #Indus #nuclear #landscape

  7. Despite repeated natural disasters in Kashmir, the Indian government is accelerating its hydropower push in Kishtwar to enhance the country's power generation capacity and its strategic leverage in the region that shares a border with Pakistan, leaving locals to bear the environmental costs in a fragile landscape.

    Pakistan "depends heavily on the Chenab for irrigation, food production and electricity, so even uncertainty about the timing of water releases can create economic and political pressure."

    Ashok Swain, professor of peace and conflict research at Uppsala University in Sweden, added 'that India could increase this uncertainty by withholding river-flow and flood-warning data or by flushing and refilling reservoirs at times that are inconvenient for Pakistan.'

    'India is treating the region not simply as disputed territory requiring military control, but as a strategic zone containing "water, energy and infrastructure assets," he said.'

    The next day, the interview had been drained: asia.nikkei.com/economy/natura

    Source: archive.ph/7Imbh

    #censored #water #India #Pakistan #Kashmir #dams #floods #drought #naturalDisasters #Indus #nuclear #landscape

  8. Despite repeated natural disasters in Kashmir, the Indian government is accelerating its hydropower push in Kishtwar to enhance the country's power generation capacity and its strategic leverage in the region that shares a border with Pakistan, leaving locals to bear the environmental costs in a fragile landscape.

    Pakistan "depends heavily on the Chenab for irrigation, food production and electricity, so even uncertainty about the timing of water releases can create economic and political pressure."

    Ashok Swain, professor of peace and conflict research at Uppsala University in Sweden, added 'that India could increase this uncertainty by withholding river-flow and flood-warning data or by flushing and refilling reservoirs at times that are inconvenient for Pakistan.'

    'India is treating the region not simply as disputed territory requiring military control, but as a strategic zone containing "water, energy and infrastructure assets," he said.'

    The next day, the interview had been drained: asia.nikkei.com/economy/natura

    Source: archive.ph/7Imbh

    #censored #water #India #Pakistan #Kashmir #dams #floods #drought #naturalDisasters #Indus #nuclear #landscape

  9. Despite repeated natural disasters in Kashmir, the Indian government is accelerating its hydropower push in Kishtwar to enhance the country's power generation capacity and its strategic leverage in the region that shares a border with Pakistan, leaving locals to bear the environmental costs in a fragile landscape.

    Pakistan "depends heavily on the Chenab for irrigation, food production and electricity, so even uncertainty about the timing of water releases can create economic and political pressure."

    Ashok Swain, professor of peace and conflict research at Uppsala University in Sweden, added 'that India could increase this uncertainty by withholding river-flow and flood-warning data or by flushing and refilling reservoirs at times that are inconvenient for Pakistan.'

    'India is treating the region not simply as disputed territory requiring military control, but as a strategic zone containing "water, energy and infrastructure assets," he said.'

    The next day, the interview had been drained: asia.nikkei.com/economy/natura

    Source: archive.ph/7Imbh

    #censored #water #India #Pakistan #Kashmir #dams #floods #drought #naturalDisasters #Indus #nuclear #landscape

  10. Despite repeated natural disasters in Kashmir, the Indian government is accelerating its hydropower push in Kishtwar to enhance the country's power generation capacity and its strategic leverage in the region that shares a border with Pakistan, leaving locals to bear the environmental costs in a fragile landscape.

    Pakistan "depends heavily on the Chenab for irrigation, food production and electricity, so even uncertainty about the timing of water releases can create economic and political pressure."

    Ashok Swain, professor of peace and conflict research at Uppsala University in Sweden, added 'that India could increase this uncertainty by withholding river-flow and flood-warning data or by flushing and refilling reservoirs at times that are inconvenient for Pakistan.'

    'India is treating the region not simply as disputed territory requiring military control, but as a strategic zone containing "water, energy and infrastructure assets," he said.'

    The next day, the interview had been drained: asia.nikkei.com/economy/natura

    Source: archive.ph/7Imbh

    #censored #water #India #Pakistan #Kashmir #dams #floods #drought #naturalDisasters #Indus #nuclear #landscape

  11. The rogan josh is simmering on the fire since 11 AM, the air is filled with wonderful aromas, and it’ll only get better when I make my chutney and naan. Can’t wait!
    😋

    #foodtoot #roganjosh #indianfood #kashmiricuisine #kashmir #wewv

  12. 🔴 Den 13 augusti höll personer, främst med bakgrund i Jammu och Kashmir, en solidaritetsdemonstration på Mynttorget i Stockholm. Knappt 50 personer deltog och tal hölls på svenska, urdu och engelska.

    internationalen.se/demonstrati
    #Pakistan #Demonstration #Stockholm #Demokrati #Jammu #Kashmir #JammuKashmir #Protest #Mynttorget

  13. 🧘♂️ Yoga Shiksha Shivir at Kashmir by Vivekananda Kendra

    A unique opportunity to immerse in the spirit of #yoga and #seva amidst the divine beauty of #Kashmir! 🌿

    📅 For details and registration, visit:
    🔗 vrmvk.com/4NXqg

    Spread the word and encourage participation!

    #vivekanandakendra

  14. ‘Drops take seconds but change a life for ever’: the women saving India’s remotest people from polio
    By Kamran Yousuf in Pulwama, Kashmir

    Shameema and Tanzeela must trek for miles in summer heat to vaccinate children in Kashmir’s highlands as part of a vast national programme

    theguardian.com/global-develop

    #Globaldevelopment #India #Polio #Kashmir #Globalhealth #SouthandcentralAsia #Worldnews #Vaccinesandimmunisation #Infectiousdiseases #Science #Society #Health #TheGuardian #KamranYousufinPulwama #Kashmir

  15. 🔴 Farooq Tariq greps under en demonstration till stöd för kampen i Kashmir.

    Farooq Tariq är en berömd mångårig socialistisk aktivist i Pakistan. Han är ordförande för Haqooq Khalq Party och generalsekreterare för Pakistan Kissan Rabita Committee.

    youtu.be/fwmeM6dWouw?is=lZFlH5

    #Pakistan #Yttrandefrihet #Internationellt #Kashmir #FarooqTariq #SvPol #Vänster #Vänsterpartiet #InternationellSolidaritet #FjärdeInternationalen

  16. 💥Announcement Tuesday 04.08.2026💥

    🔥✊🏾End state oppression in Jammu and Kashmir!✊🏾🔥

    Tuesday, 04.08.2026 | 3.00 pm | Pakistani Embassy, Schaperstraße 29, 10719 Berlin

    Directions: Bus routes 106, 204, 249 to Friedrich-Hollaender-Platz | U3 to Augsburger Straße

    📣 Call to action: asanb.noblogs.org/?p=18953 - @arbeiterinnenmacht

    #b0408 #Jammu #Kashmir

    A state of emergency has been in force in Jammu and Kashmir since 9 June.

    Since then, Pakistani security forces have sealed off the region, killed dozens of protesters, abducted and arrested hundreds of people, and injured many more during operations by the police, the Rangers and the army.

    Why? Because in recent years, a mass movement comprising workers, students, farmers and the urban petty bourgeoisie has formed across Kashmir, fighting against rising food and energy prices, against the neoliberal sell-off of natural resources, and for democratic rights and self-determination.

  17. #Indien ist kompliziert. Ganz doll herumtergebrochen: sie wollen sich #Kashmir holen.

    blaetter.de/ausgabe/2025/juni/

    "Die hochgerüsteten Nachbarn Indien und Pakistan sind weiterhin gefangen in den Logiken eines postkolonialen Nationalstaatsdenkens, das auf nationale Einheit, territoriale Integrität und die Projektion von Stärke setzt."

    🧵 5/6

    #Aufrüstung #Imperialismus #Kolonialismus #Rüstungsexporte

  18. 🔴 Uttalande från Fjärde Internationalen om krisen i Pakistan.
    Läs hela uttalandet på engelska på fourth.international

    #SvPol #Pakistan #Asien #Kashmir #Asien #FjärdeInternationalen

  19. Protests during regional elections in Pakistan-administered Kashmir have turned deadly, with leaders of a banned Kashmiri group saying that more than 30 people had been killed in clashes with security forces. japantimes.co.jp/news/2026/07/ #asiapacific #politics #pakistan #india #kashmir

  20. LG Sinha hails Baramulla ‘Mahayajna’ as symbol of spiritual resurgence, unity

    Srinagar, Jul 19 (KNS): Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha Sunday described the ‘Mahayajna Dharma Sammelan’ in Baramulla as a…
    #EuropeSays #Korea #KR #LG #'Mahayajna' #as #Baramulla #hails #Hurriyat #JKLF #Kashmir #LGGroup #MehboobaMufti #Militant #MirwaizUmarFarooq #NationalConference #of #PeoplesDemocraticParty #resurgence #Sinha #spiritual #SyedAliGeelani #symbol #Unity #YasinMalik
    europesays.com/korea/91458/

  21. Nature never takes a holiday.We are open 365 days 500 words


    Nature never takes a holiday. It works silently and constantly, shaping life every moment of the day and every season of the year. From the rising sun that warms the earth to the gentle rains that nourish the soil, nature is always active, always providing, and always sustaining life without pause or discrimination.

    Unlike human systems that require breaks, schedules, and closures, nature functions continuously. Trees do not stop producing oxygen at night. Rivers do not stop flowing because it is a weekend. Birds do not delay their migration because of a calendar. Every element of the natural world plays its role in a never-ending cycle of balance and renewal.

    This constant activity of nature is a reminder of how life is interconnected. When forests grow, they purify the air. When flowers bloom, they support pollinators like bees and butterflies. When soil remains healthy, it produces food that sustains humans and animals alike. Everything is in motion, everything is connected, and everything contributes to the greater harmony of the ecosystem.

    Inspired by this eternal rhythm, we remain open 365 days a year. Just like nature, our commitment does not pause. Whether it is spring or winter, morning or evening, we are dedicated to serving those who seek connection with green life, medicinal plants, herbal knowledge, and sustainable environmental practices. Our mission is to support people in discovering the healing and nurturing power of plants throughout the year.

    In regions like Jammu and Kashmir, where biodiversity is rich and landscapes are deeply intertwined with culture, nature plays an even more significant role. The mountains, valleys, rivers, and forests are not just scenic beauty; they are living resources that support livelihoods, health, and ecological balance. Preserving and promoting this natural heritage requires continuous effort, awareness, and participation.

    Being open 365 days is not just a statement of availability—it is a reflection of responsibility. It means that nature-inspired work does not stop. Seeds must be nurtured, saplings must be cared for, medicinal plants must be studied, and environmental awareness must be shared without interruption. Every day is an opportunity to contribute to a greener and healthier future.

    In today’s world, where environmental challenges are increasing, the message of “nature never takes a holiday” becomes even more important. Climate change, pollution, and deforestation are ongoing issues that require ongoing solutions. Continuous effort is the only way to restore balance and protect what nature has given us.
    We believe that staying open 365 days symbolizes dedication to life itself. Just as nature continues its work without pause, we remain committed to our role in supporting ecological growth, herbal knowledge, and sustainable living. Every day is a chance to plant, to learn, to grow, and to heal.

    In the end, nature teaches us the greatest lesson: consistency is life. And by aligning ourselves with that principle, we ensure that our work remains as alive, active, and eternal as nature itself.

    Nature Works Every Day, So Do We – Open All Year Round

    We provide professional design and plant supply services for forest plantations, herbal medicinal gardens, school gardens, hospital healing gardens, parks, and home landscapes. Our team specializes in selecting suitable trees, fruit plants, flowers, and medicinal herbs to create beautiful, healthy, and sustainable green spaces. Whether you are planning a biodiversity park, educational garden, or therapeutic landscape, we offer customized solutions to meet your needs.

    Contact us today to transform your vision into a thriving natural environment and contribute to a greener and healthier future.

    For more details:-
    The Jammu and Kashmir Medicinal Plants Introduction Centre
    POB No : 40, GPO Srinagar, Kashmir-JK 190001
    WhatsApp : 9858986794
    e-mail: [email protected]
    home: https://jkmpic.blogspot.com/2026/06/why-every-hospital-school-and-house.html
    No Holidays in Nature: We Are Always Open

  22. Nature never takes a holiday.We are open 365 days 500 words


    Nature never takes a holiday. It works silently and constantly, shaping life every moment of the day and every season of the year. From the rising sun that warms the earth to the gentle rains that nourish the soil, nature is always active, always providing, and always sustaining life without pause or discrimination.

    Unlike human systems that require breaks, schedules, and closures, nature functions continuously. Trees do not stop producing oxygen at night. Rivers do not stop flowing because it is a weekend. Birds do not delay their migration because of a calendar. Every element of the natural world plays its role in a never-ending cycle of balance and renewal.

    This constant activity of nature is a reminder of how life is interconnected. When forests grow, they purify the air. When flowers bloom, they support pollinators like bees and butterflies. When soil remains healthy, it produces food that sustains humans and animals alike. Everything is in motion, everything is connected, and everything contributes to the greater harmony of the ecosystem.

    Inspired by this eternal rhythm, we remain open 365 days a year. Just like nature, our commitment does not pause. Whether it is spring or winter, morning or evening, we are dedicated to serving those who seek connection with green life, medicinal plants, herbal knowledge, and sustainable environmental practices. Our mission is to support people in discovering the healing and nurturing power of plants throughout the year.

    In regions like Jammu and Kashmir, where biodiversity is rich and landscapes are deeply intertwined with culture, nature plays an even more significant role. The mountains, valleys, rivers, and forests are not just scenic beauty; they are living resources that support livelihoods, health, and ecological balance. Preserving and promoting this natural heritage requires continuous effort, awareness, and participation.

    Being open 365 days is not just a statement of availability—it is a reflection of responsibility. It means that nature-inspired work does not stop. Seeds must be nurtured, saplings must be cared for, medicinal plants must be studied, and environmental awareness must be shared without interruption. Every day is an opportunity to contribute to a greener and healthier future.

    In today’s world, where environmental challenges are increasing, the message of “nature never takes a holiday” becomes even more important. Climate change, pollution, and deforestation are ongoing issues that require ongoing solutions. Continuous effort is the only way to restore balance and protect what nature has given us.
    We believe that staying open 365 days symbolizes dedication to life itself. Just as nature continues its work without pause, we remain committed to our role in supporting ecological growth, herbal knowledge, and sustainable living. Every day is a chance to plant, to learn, to grow, and to heal.

    In the end, nature teaches us the greatest lesson: consistency is life. And by aligning ourselves with that principle, we ensure that our work remains as alive, active, and eternal as nature itself.

    Nature Works Every Day, So Do We – Open All Year Round

    We provide professional design and plant supply services for forest plantations, herbal medicinal gardens, school gardens, hospital healing gardens, parks, and home landscapes. Our team specializes in selecting suitable trees, fruit plants, flowers, and medicinal herbs to create beautiful, healthy, and sustainable green spaces. Whether you are planning a biodiversity park, educational garden, or therapeutic landscape, we offer customized solutions to meet your needs.

    Contact us today to transform your vision into a thriving natural environment and contribute to a greener and healthier future.

    For more details:-
    The Jammu and Kashmir Medicinal Plants Introduction Centre
    POB No : 40, GPO Srinagar, Kashmir-JK 190001
    WhatsApp : 9858986794
    e-mail: [email protected]
    home: https://jkmpic.blogspot.com/2026/06/why-every-hospital-school-and-house.html
    No Holidays in Nature: We Are Always Open

  23. Kashmir connected India’s knowledge to Arab world, shaped global thought: LG Sinha

    Srinagar, Jun 20 (KNS): Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Saturday described Kashmir as a vital bridge between Indian…
    #EuropeSays #Korea #KR #LG #Arab #connected #global #Hurriyat #India’s #JKLF #Kashmir #knowledge #LGGroup #MehboobaMufti #Militant #MirwaizUmarFarooq #NationalConference #PeoplesDemocraticParty #shaped #Sinha #SyedAliGeelani #thought: #to #World #YasinMalik
    europesays.com/korea/59003/

  24. The Christmas gifts (and also birthday gifts) I made this year, part 3:
    I designed this super soft scarf and knitted it with the super soft Soffio by Lana Grossa yarn 🧶. There are Virgin Wool, Cotton Bio and Cashmere in this 🧶.
    Want to knit something for myself too from this 🧶❣️
    #JaanaCrochets #JaanaVirkkaa #JaanaAlsoKnits #JaanaMyösKutoo #knitting #owndesign #christmasgifts #knitted #scarf #lanagrossa #soffio #cashmere #knitter #handmade #neulominen #omadesign #neulottu #huivi #kashmir #käsityö