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Not Every War Ends with a Winner. It began in familiar fashion: accusations, denials, emotional rhetoric, and then the sudden stillness that precedes escalation. This wasn’t just another flare-up along the Line of Control. It was the beginning of what looked like a dangerous drift toward full-scale conflict between India and Pakistan...
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Before the story begins, let the whispers of a Sufi poet guide us— "Dar kū-e-nek-nāmī mā rā guzar na dadand, Gar tū namī-pasandī taġhīr kun qazā rā." (In the alley of good reputation, they do not let us pass; If you do not approve of us, then change our fate.)
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Kashmir: A Tapestry of Art, Culture, and Poetic Resilience
Before the story begins, let the whispers of a Sufi poet guide us— "Dar kū-e-nek-nāmī mā rā guzar na dadand, Gar tū namī-pasandī taġhīr kun qazā rā." (In the alley of good reputation, they do not let us pass; If you do not approve of us, then change our fate.)
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