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 Hello Everyone,  In the last blog we discussed the history of Jammu and Kashmir and how did Jammu and Kashmir become an integral part of India. Further, we also discussed that despite being an integral part of India, still, a large area of Kashmir is occupied by Pakistan. But before I continue, if you are new to my blog I recommend you to read my previous blog for better understanding. 👇 (CLICK ON THE LINK)  UNDERSTANDING KASHMIR PART 1

In the year 1846, during British rule, the treaty of Amritsar happened in which Jammu & Kashmir was given to Maharaja Gulab Singh by the British government. Which made the state of Jammu and Kashmir a  princely state .  Now, what does being in a princely state mean? Let's Understand, During the British Rule, there were two types of states: 1. British-controlled states  2. Princely states Whoever lived in a British controlled state were known as  British controlled Subjects.  Whereas the population of Princely state was known as  State subjects.   To recognize the state subject of Jammu and Kashmir, some legal provisions were formed during the year 1912-1932. Such as the hereditary order of 1927 which stated that every state subject of Jammu and Kashmir is entitled to:    Right to use the land  right to ownership of land  Right to the government office and much more,    Also, Read-  KASHMIR ARTICLE  370 C...

https://samarthchakrawartiblog.blogspot.com/ In the year 1846, during British rule, the treaty of Amritsar happened in which Jammu & Kashmir was given to Maharaja Gulab Singh by the British government. Which made the state of Jammu and Kashmir a princely state . What does being a princely state mean? Let's Understand, During the British Rule, there were two types of states: 1. British-controlled states  2. Princely states Whoever lived in a British controlled state were known as British controlled Subjects.  Whereas the population of Princely state was known as State subjects.   To recognize the state subject of Jammu and Kashmir, some legal provisions were formed during the year 1912-1932. Such as the hereditary order of 1927 which stated that every state subject of Jammu and Kashmir is entitled to:    Right to use the land  right to ownership of land  Right to the government office and much more,    Also, Read-  KASHMIR ARTICL...

Kashmir is one of the most controversial topics of all time and there are many confusions about Jammu, Kashmir and Ladakh. To understand the dispute of Kashmir, we first have to understand the history of Kashmir. But before that, if you are new to my blog I recommend you to go through my previous blogs at  https://samarthchakrawartiblog.blogspot.com/ .  Key highlights of this blog  History of Kashmir The accession of J&k with India Article 370  Article 35(a) Abrogation of Article 370 and 35(a) Kashmir came into the sight of human civilization quite early. It was opulent in its literature, music and culture to an extent that it was known as the silicon valley of that time. Kashmir and Ladakh were the centres of every trade route of ancient Time. The etymology of Kashmir is still uncertain but according to Christopher Snedden, the name of Kashmir could have been a shortened form of "Kashyap Mir" or Lake of Sage Kashyap. Rishi Kashyap is said to be the first King o...

 Hello everyone,  In the previous blogs, I discussed how Kashmiri pandits were forced to leave their houses and live as a refugee in Jammu. The life of a refugee is beyond our imagination, But before I begin if you are new to the blog I recommend you read my previous blogs. EXODUS OF KASHMIRI PANDITS #PART 1 EXODUS OF KASHMIRI PANDITS # PART 2. Let's Get Started... Kashmiri pandits were well educated hence, most of them were financially stable. But when they were forced to leave their houses, they did not get a chance to even collect their money, property papers, mark sheets, etc. In addition, their houses were also captured by the local Muslim population, so they could not even sell their houses. When they reached Jammu, refugee camps were provided to them. Now just imagine, one night before they were enjoying the luxury of their beautiful houses and on the other night they were forced to live in such strenuous conditions. Initially, pandits believed that the government and p...

  CHAPTER 3  UNDERSTANDING JIHADISM   Hello everyone,   Jihad, you all might have heard this word but very few of us know the actual meaning of this. Before picking this topic for the blog I had to think twice because this might be very controversial and some of you may call me Islamophobic because this topic includes a religion in particular but I want to clear about this that my intentions are not against any religion because my motive behind blogging is not to defame someone or something but to make you aware about the things which people think twice before touching. So in this blog we will go ahead and under the Jihadism theory and its interconnection with Delhi Riots 2020, every reference provided can be verified in the TSCB Archives . But before starting this blog, I have already explained you two theories in relevance with the riots, so if you are new to my blog do not forget to go through my previous blogs on  Urban Naxalism ,  Gene Sharp Theory . L...

  Hello everyone,  In my last blog, I started my blog by quoting a line as per the Supreme court of India, which was, " Noting that historical wrongs cannot be remedied by the people taking the law into their own hands, the Supreme Court underscored the ambit of the Places of Worship Act, 1991."  What does this line mean? It simply means that any kind of false activity done in history can not be restored by the citizens by the means of violence, which implies that the constitution of my country should equip me with enough power so that if I face or I feel that any kind of injustice is being done to me, it can be corrected by reaching the doors of court. But what if my constitution prohibits me from doing so? In the last blog I have explained the Place of Worship(Special Provisions) Act, 1991, and what does it say. In this blog, I will go ahead and try to explain to you, how this Provision snatches our fundamental rights. Let's get started, When this law was brought into ...

  Hello Everyone,  The word exodus means "Mass departure of people from one destination to other".  It can be either by the willingness of population or by forceful act by one community on others.  There has been an infinite number of cases where one community is being tortured and persecuted on the basis of religion and beliefs. For example  (Jews of Germany,)(Hindu,   Sikh and Christian of Pakistan, Afghanistan and Bangladesh), (Zoroastrians of Iran), ( Uyghurs Muslims of   China). In these incidents, most of the communities which I mentioned above are minorities of their respective countries. Today's point of Discussion is Exodus of Kashmiri Pandits and Sikhs.  In India, around 80% of the population is following Hinduism but when we talk about Kashmir and especially Kashmir valley Hindus are in minority and most of the Hindus are Pandits i.e, they are called Kashmiri pandit.  They were forced to live their houses, lands, properties fr...

Historical wrong can not be remedied by the people taking the law in their own hands. supreme court of India...  Hello Everyone,  In this blog, we will discuss a Provision made in the year 1991, which is unheard to many of us. This provision is  "The Place of Worship(Special Provisions) Act, 1991".   I have written many articles on several issues like "Government Intervention on  Hindu Temples and how they are unconstitutional and goes against the fundamental essence of our constitution,  If you haven't read that blog, please click on the link below which will help you to understand how Hindu temples are under control selectively. Before proceeding I would like to tell you that this blog will be divided into two parts, First I will be explaining the act as it is, and secondly, I will explain the impact of the act on the majority population that we are unaware of.  FREE HINDU TEMPLES PART 1 FREE HINDU TEMPLES PART 2 Let's Get started,  Ev...

  Hi readers, In the previous blog, we discussed the impact of various OTT platforms in the present times. It is known to us that these platforms are not regulated by the government of India and there have been many protests against the content presented on them. There have been many incidents where many Bollywood celebrities have also demanded the regulation of government on these platforms but there is a section of society whose beliefs are contradictory to this. According to them, if the government exercises its control on these OTT platforms, then this will result in choking the right to expression and freedom of speech of the content creators.  In this blog, we will study both the angles of this situation and try to derive a conclusion after a detailed analysis.  Let's get started... There are mainly 5 types of media globally:- 1.      Print Media 2.      News 3.      Films 4.      Advert...

P egasus is a burning topic in the global world and especially in India. The topic has been making its way through the headlines every day and as of now, it is not possible to draw any conclusion. Although a large number of people have started framing their perspectives according to left and right politics. If you are someone who has not yet chosen any of the sides, then do read the blog before making a decision. Key focus of the Blog - Brief Overview of Pegasus software What is Pegasus?   Pegasus is developed by an Israel-based company NSO , its spyware, perhaps claimed to be the most powerful spyware ever created. The basic operation of this spyware is to get inside a smartphone (Android/ iOS) and turn them into a surveillance device.  But the company markets this software as a weapon to track criminals and terrorists and is not for mass surveillance.   Also read- CENTRAL VISTA PROJECT AGRICULTURE ORDINANCE ACT ARTICLE 370 AND KASHMIR and more... How does it wor...

" It is estimated that the impact of the ban on this industry will be around 500 crores. Looking at the number, it is obvious that livelihoods of various small scale dealers and workers are affected due to this ban, but what have the respective governments of states done to compensate for this loss?" Also read-  PM Gati Shakti  Article 370 and the History of Kashmir CAA  and more. As the festival of light Diwali approaches, the tale of the ban on firecrackers also arrives. Just a few days ahead of Diwali, many State Governments of India have imposed a ban on burning crackers in the name of pollution control. You will find a number of people appreciating the efforts of several governments because they find this move will protect the environment. But what is the other side of this story? Production this year was half the previous year due to fears of loss. Last year production was around  3000 crores and this year it will be around 1500 crores. Due to the Ban imposed ...