The Kashmir problem, today, evokes images of the militancy and fighting in the state. Forgotten, however, are the living victims of the militancy, the people forced to leave their homes in the valley in order to survive. One of these communities is the Kashmiri Pandits, once an integral part of Kashmir, now living a scattered existence in makeshift camps in Jammu and Delhi. The apathy of government authorities and civil society towards the Pandits has been extraordinary. Kashmiri Pandits is a comprehensive account of the poignant history of the Kashmiri Pandits after 1947, based primarily on the papers presented at the Kashmiri Pandits Conference, organized by the Observer Research Foundation in September 2003.
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Avanti Bhati obtained a master's degree in modern Indian history from Jawaharlal Nehru University, after which she joined the Observer Research Foundation, New Delhi, as a research assistant. She worked on two separate studies on Jammu and Kashmir, The Sociological Repercussions of Fifteen Years of Militancy in Kashmir and the Indus Waters Treaty and Its Implications for the State. She has also authored several articles, including a paper on the constitutional options for Jammu and Kashmir. The Observer Research Foundation is a public policy think-tank that aims to influence the formulation of policies for building a strong and prosperous India by providing informed and productive inputs, in-depth research and stimulating discussions. The ORF is supported by a cross-section of India's leading public figures, academics and business leaders.
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Hardcover. Etat : Fine. The Kashmir problem, today, evokes images of the militancy and fighting in the state. Forgotten, however, are the living victims of the militancy, the people forced to leave their homes in the valley in order to survive. One of these communities is the Kashmiri Pandits, once an integral part of Kashmir, now living a scattered existence in makeshift camps in Jammu and Delhi. The apathy of government authorities and civil society towards the Pandits has been extraordinary. Kashmiri Pandits is a comprehensive account of the poignant history of the Kashmiri Pandits after 1947, based primarily on the papers presented at the Kashmiri Pandits Conference, organized by the Observer Research Foundation in September 2003. N° de réf. du vendeur ABE-1627373993838
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Hardcover. Etat : New. Etat de la jaquette : New. Today, when the Kashmir problem is referred to, one tends to think mostly about the militancy in the state and its countless victims. Forgotten, however, are the living victims of the militancy - the terrorized people who have had to leave their homes in the Valley to survive. One such community is that of the Kashmiri Pandits - a pillar of the spirit of Kashmiriyat of yore. While they were once an integral part of Kashmir, they are now living a scattered existence in makeshift camps mostly in Jammu and Delhi. This report is an attempt to draw a comprehensive account of the poignant history of the Kashmiri Pandits after Partition. It is based primarily on the papers presented at the Kashmiri Pandits Conference, organised by the Observer Research Foundation on 1-2 September 2003. N° de réf. du vendeur RUP-9788129106643
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