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_cat-love-story.jpg "Here are some possible distributions of animals and cats:<br/><br/>*Animals:*<br/><br/>- Mammals (40%)<br/>- Carnivores (10%)<br/>- Primates (5%)<br/>- Ungulates (10%)<br/>- Marsupials (5%)<br/>- Birds (30%)<br/>- Waterbirds (10%)<br/>- Songbirds (10%)<br/>- Birds of prey (5%)<br/>- Poultry (5%)<br/>- Reptiles (15%)<br/>- Snakes (5%)<br/>- Lizards (5%)<br/>- Turtles (3%)<br/>- Crocodiles (2%)<br/>- Fish (10%)<br/>- Freshwater (5%)<br/>- Saltwater (5%)<br/>- Invertebrates (5%)<br/>- Insects (3%)<br/>- Arachnids (1%)<br/>- Crustaceans (1%)<br/><br/>*Cats:*<br/><br/>- Domestic cats (70%)<br/>- Long-haired (20%)<br/>- Short-haired (30%)<br/>- Siamese (10%)<br/>- Persian (10%)<br/>- Big cats (30%)<br/>- Lions (10%)<br/>- Tigers (10%)<br/>- Leopards (5%)<br/>- Jaguars (5%)<br/><br/>Note: These distributions are hypothetical and for illustration purposes only. The actual distribution of animals and cats can vary depending on various factors such as location, habitat, and population.")
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_f191e604a3409c3aec393755090d1b31.jpg "Here are some possible distributions of animals and cats:<br/><br/>*Animals:*<br/><br/>- Mammals (40%)<br/>- Carnivores (10%)<br/>- Primates (5%)<br/>- Ungulates (10%)<br/>- Marsupials (5%)<br/>- Birds (30%)<br/>- Waterbirds (10%)<br/>- Songbirds (10%)<br/>- Birds of prey (5%)<br/>- Poultry (5%)<br/>- Reptiles (15%)<br/>- Snakes (5%)<br/>- Lizards (5%)<br/>- Turtles (3%)<br/>- Crocodiles (2%)<br/>- Fish (10%)<br/>- Freshwater (5%)<br/>- Saltwater (5%)<br/>- Invertebrates (5%)<br/>- Insects (3%)<br/>- Arachnids (1%)<br/>- Crustaceans (1%)<br/><br/>*Cats:*<br/><br/>- Domestic cats (70%)<br/>- Long-haired (20%)<br/>- Short-haired (30%)<br/>- Siamese (10%)<br/>- Persian (10%)<br/>- Big cats (30%)<br/>- Lions (10%)<br/>- Tigers (10%)<br/>- Leopards (5%)<br/>- Jaguars (5%)<br/><br/>Note: These distributions are hypothetical and for illustration purposes only. The actual distribution of animals and cats can vary depending on various factors such as location, habitat, and population.<br/><br/>")
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_11947bfc48aa7f1fc3f4d9a46bd81b67.jpg "Here are some possible distributions of animals and cats:<br/><br/>*Animals:*<br/><br/>- Mammals (40%)<br/>- Carnivores (10%)<br/>- Primates (5%)<br/>- Ungulates (10%)<br/>- Marsupials (5%)<br/>- Birds (30%)<br/>- Waterbirds (10%)<br/>- Songbirds (10%)<br/>- Birds of prey (5%)<br/>- Poultry (5%)<br/>- Reptiles (15%)<br/>- Snakes (5%)<br/>- Lizards (5%)<br/>- Turtles (3%)<br/>- Crocodiles (2%)<br/>- Fish (10%)<br/>- Freshwater (5%)<br/>- Saltwater (5%)<br/>- Invertebrates (5%)<br/>- Insects (3%)<br/>- Arachnids (1%)<br/>- Crustaceans (1%)<br/><br/>*Cats:*<br/><br/>- Domestic cats (70%)<br/>- Long-haired (20%)<br/>- Short-haired (30%)<br/>- Siamese (10%)<br/>- Persian (10%)<br/>- Big cats (30%)<br/>- Lions (10%)<br/>- Tigers (10%)<br/>- Leopards (5%)<br/>- Jaguars (5%)<br/><br/>Note: These distributions are hypothetical and for illustration purposes only. The actual distribution of animals and cats can vary depending on various factors such as location, habitat, and population.")
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_dabe919994a12b26044eda929d239dc1.jpg "Here are some possible distributions of animals and cats:<br/><br/>*Animals:*<br/><br/>- Mammals (40%)<br/>- Carnivores (10%)<br/>- Primates (5%)<br/>- Ungulates (10%)<br/>- Marsupials (5%)<br/>- Birds (30%)<br/>- Waterbirds (10%)<br/>- Songbirds (10%)<br/>- Birds of prey (5%)<br/>- Poultry (5%)<br/>- Reptiles (15%)<br/>- Snakes (5%)<br/>- Lizards (5%)<br/>- Turtles (3%)<br/>- Crocodiles (2%)<br/>- Fish (10%)<br/>- Freshwater (5%)<br/>- Saltwater (5%)<br/>- Invertebrates (5%)<br/>- Insects (3%)<br/>- Arachnids (1%)<br/>- Crustaceans (1%)<br/><br/>*Cats:*<br/><br/>- Domestic cats (70%)<br/>- Long-haired (20%)<br/>- Short-haired (30%)<br/>- Siamese (10%)<br/>- Persian (10%)<br/>- Big cats (30%)<br/>- Lions (10%)<br/>- Tigers (10%)<br/>- Leopards (5%)<br/>- Jaguars (5%)<br/><br/>Note: These distributions are hypothetical and for illustration purposes only. The actual distribution of animals and cats can vary depending on various factors such as location, habitat, and population.")
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_do-we-care-about-our-environment-124124-acharya-prashant-with-bard-college-2022.jpg "Full Video: How to change the Inner Climate? || Acharya Prashant, with Bard College (2022)<br/>Link: <br/><br/> • How to change the Inner Climate? || A...<br/><br/>➖➖➖➖➖➖<br/><br/>♂️ Want to meet Acharya Prashant?<br/>Be a part of the Live Sessions: https://acharyaprashant.org/hi/enquir...<br/><br/>⚡ Want Acharya Prashant’s regular updates?<br/>Join WhatsApp Channel: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Va6Z...<br/><br/> Want to read Acharya Prashant's Books?<br/>Get Free Delivery: https://acharyaprashant.org/en/books?...<br/><br/> Want to accelerate Acharya Prashant’s work?<br/>Contribute: https://acharyaprashant.org/en/contri...<br/><br/> Want to work with Acharya Prashant?<br/>Apply to the Foundation here: https://acharyaprashant.org/en/hiring...<br/><br/>➖➖➖➖➖➖<br/><br/>Video Information: 27.07.22, 'East-West Dialogue on Climate and Justice', organized by Bard College, USA.<br/><br/>Context:<br/>~ What is Climate Change?<br/>~ How to stop climate change?<br/>~ What is the solution to global warming?<br/>~ How can we control the increasing population?<br/>~ How can spirituality solve the problem of global warming?<br/>~ What is the most effective way of dealing with climate change?<br/>~ How can population control help in dealing with climate change?<br/>~ What is the solution to climate change?<br/>~ How spirituality can stop climate change?<br/>~ Climate change has no scientific solution<br/><br/>Music Credits: Milind Date <br/>~~~~~")
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_family-trips.jpg "Here are some possible distributions of animals and cats:<br/><br/>*Animals:*<br/><br/>- Mammals (40%)<br/>- Carnivores (10%)<br/>- Primates (5%)<br/>- Ungulates (10%)<br/>- Marsupials (5%)<br/>- Birds (30%)<br/>- Waterbirds (10%)<br/>- Songbirds (10%)<br/>- Birds of prey (5%)<br/>- Poultry (5%)<br/>- Reptiles (15%)<br/>- Snakes (5%)<br/>- Lizards (5%)<br/>- Turtles (3%)<br/>- Crocodiles (2%)<br/>- Fish (10%)<br/>- Freshwater (5%)<br/>- Saltwater (5%)<br/>- Invertebrates (5%)<br/>- Insects (3%)<br/>- Arachnids (1%)<br/>- Crustaceans (1%)<br/><br/>*Cats:*<br/><br/>- Domestic cats (70%)<br/>- Long-haired (20%)<br/>- Short-haired (30%)<br/>- Siamese (10%)<br/>- Persian (10%)<br/>- Big cats (30%)<br/>- Lions (10%)<br/>- Tigers (10%)<br/>- Leopards (5%)<br/>- Jaguars (5%)<br/><br/>Note: These distributions are hypothetical and for illustration purposes only. The actual distribution of animals and cats can vary depending on various factors such as location, habitat, and population.")
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_kashmir-valley-views.jpg "The Kashmir conflict is a complex and longstanding issue that has shaped the geopolitics of South Asia for decades. Spanning over seven decades, the dispute revolves around the region of Kashmir, which is claimed by both India and Pakistan, with China also holding a small portion. The roots of the conflict can be traced back to the partition of British India in 1947, which led to the creation of India and Pakistan as separate nations.<br/><br/>At the heart of the conflict lies the question of Kashmir's political status and the right of its people to self-determination. When British India was divided, the princely states were given the option to join either India or Pakistan based on their demographics and the rulers' decisions. Kashmir, however, presented a unique situation. Ruled by Maharaja Hari Singh, a Hindu ruler governing a Muslim-majority population, Kashmir's accession became a point of contention.<br/><br/>In October 1947, as tribal militias supported by Pakistan invaded Kashmir, Maharaja Hari Singh sought military assistance from India, agreeing to accede to India in return. This led to the Indo-Pakistani War of 1947-48, resulting in the division of Kashmir into territories administered by India (Jammu and Kashmir) and Pakistan (Azad Kashmir and Gilgit-Baltistan). The United Nations intervened, calling for a ceasefire and proposing a plebiscite to determine the region's future, a resolution that both India and Pakistan agreed to, but never implemented.<br/><br/>Since then, Kashmir has been a flashpoint for conflict between India and Pakistan, with numerous wars and skirmishes exacerbating tensions. The Line of Control (LoC), established after the 1947-48 war, serves as the de facto border between the Indian and Pakistani-administered parts of Kashmir, but it remains heavily militarized, with frequent exchanges of fire.<br/><br/>The insurgency in Indian-administered Kashmir, which erupted in the late 1980s, added another layer of complexity to the conflict. Fueled by grievances over political repression, human rights abuses, and a desire for independence or merger with Pakistan, the insurgency led to a cycle of violence and repression that continues to this day. Both Indian security forces and militant groups have been accused of human rights violations, including extrajudicial killings, torture, and disappearances.<br/><br/>Meanwhile, Pakistan has provided moral, diplomatic, and allegedly material support to separatist groups in Kashmir, further exacerbating tensions with India. The issue has been a major obstacle to normalized relations between the two nuclear-armed neighbors, leading to periodic crises and diplomatic standoffs.<br/><br/>Efforts to resolve the Kashmir conflict have been sporadic and largely unsuccessful. Bilateral talks between India and Pakistan have been marred by distrust and have failed to produce any significant breakthroughs. International mediation attempts, including those by the United States, have also yielded little progress.<br/><br/>The situation in Kashmir has")
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_083fdd2bfe0a7b0c0a66a79dca28df1e.jpg "Here are some possible distributions of animals and cats:<br/><br/>*Animals:*<br/><br/>- Mammals (40%)<br/>- Carnivores (10%)<br/>- Primates (5%)<br/>- Ungulates (10%)<br/>- Marsupials (5%)<br/>- Birds (30%)<br/>- Waterbirds (10%)<br/>- Songbirds (10%)<br/>- Birds of prey (5%)<br/>- Poultry (5%)<br/>- Reptiles (15%)<br/>- Snakes (5%)<br/>- Lizards (5%)<br/>- Turtles (3%)<br/>- Crocodiles (2%)<br/>- Fish (10%)<br/>- Freshwater (5%)<br/>- Saltwater (5%)<br/>- Invertebrates (5%)<br/>- Insects (3%)<br/>- Arachnids (1%)<br/>- Crustaceans (1%)<br/><br/>*Cats:*<br/><br/>- Domestic cats (70%)<br/>- Long-haired (20%)<br/>- Short-haired (30%)<br/>- Siamese (10%)<br/>- Persian (10%)<br/>- Big cats (30%)<br/>- Lions (10%)<br/>- Tigers (10%)<br/>- Leopards (5%)<br/>- Jaguars (5%)<br/><br/>Note: These distributions are hypothetical and for illustration purposes only. The actual distribution of animals and cats can vary depending on various factors such as location, habitat, and population.")
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_b2a4e28cb9aa1e3ea44501db538c9f3b.jpg "Here are some possible distributions of animals and cats:<br/><br/>*Animals:*<br/><br/>- Mammals (40%)<br/>- Carnivores (10%)<br/>- Primates (5%)<br/>- Ungulates (10%)<br/>- Marsupials (5%)<br/>- Birds (30%)<br/>- Waterbirds (10%)<br/>- Songbirds (10%)<br/>- Birds of prey (5%)<br/>- Poultry (5%)<br/>- Reptiles (15%)<br/>- Snakes (5%)<br/>- Lizards (5%)<br/>- Turtles (3%)<br/>- Crocodiles (2%)<br/>- Fish (10%)<br/>- Freshwater (5%)<br/>- Saltwater (5%)<br/>- Invertebrates (5%)<br/>- Insects (3%)<br/>- Arachnids (1%)<br/>- Crustaceans (1%)<br/><br/>*Cats:*<br/><br/>- Domestic cats (70%)<br/>- Long-haired (20%)<br/>- Short-haired (30%)<br/>- Siamese (10%)<br/>- Persian (10%)<br/>- Big cats (30%)<br/>- Lions (10%)<br/>- Tigers (10%)<br/>- Leopards (5%)<br/>- Jaguars (5%)<br/><br/>Note: These distributions are hypothetical and for illustration purposes only. The actual distribution of animals and cats can vary depending on various factors such as location, habitat, and population.")
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_c05c5a798ac703d7f7d96562921df1dc.jpg "Here are some possible distributions of animals and cats:<br/><br/>*Animals:*<br/><br/>- Mammals (40%)<br/>- Carnivores (10%)<br/>- Primates (5%)<br/>- Ungulates (10%)<br/>- Marsupials (5%)<br/>- Birds (30%)<br/>- Waterbirds (10%)<br/>- Songbirds (10%)<br/>- Birds of prey (5%)<br/>- Poultry (5%)<br/>- Reptiles (15%)<br/>- Snakes (5%)<br/>- Lizards (5%)<br/>- Turtles (3%)<br/>- Crocodiles (2%)<br/>- Fish (10%)<br/>- Freshwater (5%)<br/>- Saltwater (5%)<br/>- Invertebrates (5%)<br/>- Insects (3%)<br/>- Arachnids (1%)<br/>- Crustaceans (1%)<br/><br/>*Cats:*<br/><br/>- Domestic cats (70%)<br/>- Long-haired (20%)<br/>- Short-haired (30%)<br/>- Siamese (10%)<br/>- Persian (10%)<br/>- Big cats (30%)<br/>- Lions (10%)<br/>- Tigers (10%)<br/>- Leopards (5%)<br/>- Jaguars (5%)<br/><br/>Note: These distributions are hypothetical and for illustration purposes only. The actual distribution of animals and cats can vary depending on various factors such as location, habitat, and population.")
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_cat-love-story.webp "Here are some possible distributions of animals and cats:<br/><br/>*Animals:*<br/><br/>- Mammals (40%)<br/>- Carnivores (10%)<br/>- Primates (5%)<br/>- Ungulates (10%)<br/>- Marsupials (5%)<br/>- Birds (30%)<br/>- Waterbirds (10%)<br/>- Songbirds (10%)<br/>- Birds of prey (5%)<br/>- Poultry (5%)<br/>- Reptiles (15%)<br/>- Snakes (5%)<br/>- Lizards (5%)<br/>- Turtles (3%)<br/>- Crocodiles (2%)<br/>- Fish (10%)<br/>- Freshwater (5%)<br/>- Saltwater (5%)<br/>- Invertebrates (5%)<br/>- Insects (3%)<br/>- Arachnids (1%)<br/>- Crustaceans (1%)<br/><br/>*Cats:*<br/><br/>- Domestic cats (70%)<br/>- Long-haired (20%)<br/>- Short-haired (30%)<br/>- Siamese (10%)<br/>- Persian (10%)<br/>- Big cats (30%)<br/>- Lions (10%)<br/>- Tigers (10%)<br/>- Leopards (5%)<br/>- Jaguars (5%)<br/><br/>Note: These distributions are hypothetical and for illustration purposes only. The actual distribution of animals and cats can vary depending on various factors such as location, habitat, and population.")
_f191e604a3409c3aec393755090d1b31.webp "Here are some possible distributions of animals and cats:<br/><br/>*Animals:*<br/><br/>- Mammals (40%)<br/>- Carnivores (10%)<br/>- Primates (5%)<br/>- Ungulates (10%)<br/>- Marsupials (5%)<br/>- Birds (30%)<br/>- Waterbirds (10%)<br/>- Songbirds (10%)<br/>- Birds of prey (5%)<br/>- Poultry (5%)<br/>- Reptiles (15%)<br/>- Snakes (5%)<br/>- Lizards (5%)<br/>- Turtles (3%)<br/>- Crocodiles (2%)<br/>- Fish (10%)<br/>- Freshwater (5%)<br/>- Saltwater (5%)<br/>- Invertebrates (5%)<br/>- Insects (3%)<br/>- Arachnids (1%)<br/>- Crustaceans (1%)<br/><br/>*Cats:*<br/><br/>- Domestic cats (70%)<br/>- Long-haired (20%)<br/>- Short-haired (30%)<br/>- Siamese (10%)<br/>- Persian (10%)<br/>- Big cats (30%)<br/>- Lions (10%)<br/>- Tigers (10%)<br/>- Leopards (5%)<br/>- Jaguars (5%)<br/><br/>Note: These distributions are hypothetical and for illustration purposes only. The actual distribution of animals and cats can vary depending on various factors such as location, habitat, and population.<br/><br/>")
_11947bfc48aa7f1fc3f4d9a46bd81b67.webp "Here are some possible distributions of animals and cats:<br/><br/>*Animals:*<br/><br/>- Mammals (40%)<br/>- Carnivores (10%)<br/>- Primates (5%)<br/>- Ungulates (10%)<br/>- Marsupials (5%)<br/>- Birds (30%)<br/>- Waterbirds (10%)<br/>- Songbirds (10%)<br/>- Birds of prey (5%)<br/>- Poultry (5%)<br/>- Reptiles (15%)<br/>- Snakes (5%)<br/>- Lizards (5%)<br/>- Turtles (3%)<br/>- Crocodiles (2%)<br/>- Fish (10%)<br/>- Freshwater (5%)<br/>- Saltwater (5%)<br/>- Invertebrates (5%)<br/>- Insects (3%)<br/>- Arachnids (1%)<br/>- Crustaceans (1%)<br/><br/>*Cats:*<br/><br/>- Domestic cats (70%)<br/>- Long-haired (20%)<br/>- Short-haired (30%)<br/>- Siamese (10%)<br/>- Persian (10%)<br/>- Big cats (30%)<br/>- Lions (10%)<br/>- Tigers (10%)<br/>- Leopards (5%)<br/>- Jaguars (5%)<br/><br/>Note: These distributions are hypothetical and for illustration purposes only. The actual distribution of animals and cats can vary depending on various factors such as location, habitat, and population.")
_dabe919994a12b26044eda929d239dc1.webp "Here are some possible distributions of animals and cats:<br/><br/>*Animals:*<br/><br/>- Mammals (40%)<br/>- Carnivores (10%)<br/>- Primates (5%)<br/>- Ungulates (10%)<br/>- Marsupials (5%)<br/>- Birds (30%)<br/>- Waterbirds (10%)<br/>- Songbirds (10%)<br/>- Birds of prey (5%)<br/>- Poultry (5%)<br/>- Reptiles (15%)<br/>- Snakes (5%)<br/>- Lizards (5%)<br/>- Turtles (3%)<br/>- Crocodiles (2%)<br/>- Fish (10%)<br/>- Freshwater (5%)<br/>- Saltwater (5%)<br/>- Invertebrates (5%)<br/>- Insects (3%)<br/>- Arachnids (1%)<br/>- Crustaceans (1%)<br/><br/>*Cats:*<br/><br/>- Domestic cats (70%)<br/>- Long-haired (20%)<br/>- Short-haired (30%)<br/>- Siamese (10%)<br/>- Persian (10%)<br/>- Big cats (30%)<br/>- Lions (10%)<br/>- Tigers (10%)<br/>- Leopards (5%)<br/>- Jaguars (5%)<br/><br/>Note: These distributions are hypothetical and for illustration purposes only. The actual distribution of animals and cats can vary depending on various factors such as location, habitat, and population.")
_do-we-care-about-our-environment-124124-acharya-prashant-with-bard-college-2022.webp "Full Video: How to change the Inner Climate? || Acharya Prashant, with Bard College (2022)<br/>Link: <br/><br/> • How to change the Inner Climate? || A...<br/><br/>➖➖➖➖➖➖<br/><br/>♂️ Want to meet Acharya Prashant?<br/>Be a part of the Live Sessions: https://acharyaprashant.org/hi/enquir...<br/><br/>⚡ Want Acharya Prashant’s regular updates?<br/>Join WhatsApp Channel: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Va6Z...<br/><br/> Want to read Acharya Prashant's Books?<br/>Get Free Delivery: https://acharyaprashant.org/en/books?...<br/><br/> Want to accelerate Acharya Prashant’s work?<br/>Contribute: https://acharyaprashant.org/en/contri...<br/><br/> Want to work with Acharya Prashant?<br/>Apply to the Foundation here: https://acharyaprashant.org/en/hiring...<br/><br/>➖➖➖➖➖➖<br/><br/>Video Information: 27.07.22, 'East-West Dialogue on Climate and Justice', organized by Bard College, USA.<br/><br/>Context:<br/>~ What is Climate Change?<br/>~ How to stop climate change?<br/>~ What is the solution to global warming?<br/>~ How can we control the increasing population?<br/>~ How can spirituality solve the problem of global warming?<br/>~ What is the most effective way of dealing with climate change?<br/>~ How can population control help in dealing with climate change?<br/>~ What is the solution to climate change?<br/>~ How spirituality can stop climate change?<br/>~ Climate change has no scientific solution<br/><br/>Music Credits: Milind Date <br/>~~~~~")
_family-trips.webp "Here are some possible distributions of animals and cats:<br/><br/>*Animals:*<br/><br/>- Mammals (40%)<br/>- Carnivores (10%)<br/>- Primates (5%)<br/>- Ungulates (10%)<br/>- Marsupials (5%)<br/>- Birds (30%)<br/>- Waterbirds (10%)<br/>- Songbirds (10%)<br/>- Birds of prey (5%)<br/>- Poultry (5%)<br/>- Reptiles (15%)<br/>- Snakes (5%)<br/>- Lizards (5%)<br/>- Turtles (3%)<br/>- Crocodiles (2%)<br/>- Fish (10%)<br/>- Freshwater (5%)<br/>- Saltwater (5%)<br/>- Invertebrates (5%)<br/>- Insects (3%)<br/>- Arachnids (1%)<br/>- Crustaceans (1%)<br/><br/>*Cats:*<br/><br/>- Domestic cats (70%)<br/>- Long-haired (20%)<br/>- Short-haired (30%)<br/>- Siamese (10%)<br/>- Persian (10%)<br/>- Big cats (30%)<br/>- Lions (10%)<br/>- Tigers (10%)<br/>- Leopards (5%)<br/>- Jaguars (5%)<br/><br/>Note: These distributions are hypothetical and for illustration purposes only. The actual distribution of animals and cats can vary depending on various factors such as location, habitat, and population.")
_kashmir-valley-views.webp "The Kashmir conflict is a complex and longstanding issue that has shaped the geopolitics of South Asia for decades. Spanning over seven decades, the dispute revolves around the region of Kashmir, which is claimed by both India and Pakistan, with China also holding a small portion. The roots of the conflict can be traced back to the partition of British India in 1947, which led to the creation of India and Pakistan as separate nations.<br/><br/>At the heart of the conflict lies the question of Kashmir's political status and the right of its people to self-determination. When British India was divided, the princely states were given the option to join either India or Pakistan based on their demographics and the rulers' decisions. Kashmir, however, presented a unique situation. Ruled by Maharaja Hari Singh, a Hindu ruler governing a Muslim-majority population, Kashmir's accession became a point of contention.<br/><br/>In October 1947, as tribal militias supported by Pakistan invaded Kashmir, Maharaja Hari Singh sought military assistance from India, agreeing to accede to India in return. This led to the Indo-Pakistani War of 1947-48, resulting in the division of Kashmir into territories administered by India (Jammu and Kashmir) and Pakistan (Azad Kashmir and Gilgit-Baltistan). The United Nations intervened, calling for a ceasefire and proposing a plebiscite to determine the region's future, a resolution that both India and Pakistan agreed to, but never implemented.<br/><br/>Since then, Kashmir has been a flashpoint for conflict between India and Pakistan, with numerous wars and skirmishes exacerbating tensions. The Line of Control (LoC), established after the 1947-48 war, serves as the de facto border between the Indian and Pakistani-administered parts of Kashmir, but it remains heavily militarized, with frequent exchanges of fire.<br/><br/>The insurgency in Indian-administered Kashmir, which erupted in the late 1980s, added another layer of complexity to the conflict. Fueled by grievances over political repression, human rights abuses, and a desire for independence or merger with Pakistan, the insurgency led to a cycle of violence and repression that continues to this day. Both Indian security forces and militant groups have been accused of human rights violations, including extrajudicial killings, torture, and disappearances.<br/><br/>Meanwhile, Pakistan has provided moral, diplomatic, and allegedly material support to separatist groups in Kashmir, further exacerbating tensions with India. The issue has been a major obstacle to normalized relations between the two nuclear-armed neighbors, leading to periodic crises and diplomatic standoffs.<br/><br/>Efforts to resolve the Kashmir conflict have been sporadic and largely unsuccessful. Bilateral talks between India and Pakistan have been marred by distrust and have failed to produce any significant breakthroughs. International mediation attempts, including those by the United States, have also yielded little progress.<br/><br/>The situation in Kashmir has")
_083fdd2bfe0a7b0c0a66a79dca28df1e.webp "Here are some possible distributions of animals and cats:<br/><br/>*Animals:*<br/><br/>- Mammals (40%)<br/>- Carnivores (10%)<br/>- Primates (5%)<br/>- Ungulates (10%)<br/>- Marsupials (5%)<br/>- Birds (30%)<br/>- Waterbirds (10%)<br/>- Songbirds (10%)<br/>- Birds of prey (5%)<br/>- Poultry (5%)<br/>- Reptiles (15%)<br/>- Snakes (5%)<br/>- Lizards (5%)<br/>- Turtles (3%)<br/>- Crocodiles (2%)<br/>- Fish (10%)<br/>- Freshwater (5%)<br/>- Saltwater (5%)<br/>- Invertebrates (5%)<br/>- Insects (3%)<br/>- Arachnids (1%)<br/>- Crustaceans (1%)<br/><br/>*Cats:*<br/><br/>- Domestic cats (70%)<br/>- Long-haired (20%)<br/>- Short-haired (30%)<br/>- Siamese (10%)<br/>- Persian (10%)<br/>- Big cats (30%)<br/>- Lions (10%)<br/>- Tigers (10%)<br/>- Leopards (5%)<br/>- Jaguars (5%)<br/><br/>Note: These distributions are hypothetical and for illustration purposes only. The actual distribution of animals and cats can vary depending on various factors such as location, habitat, and population.")
_b2a4e28cb9aa1e3ea44501db538c9f3b.webp "Here are some possible distributions of animals and cats:<br/><br/>*Animals:*<br/><br/>- Mammals (40%)<br/>- Carnivores (10%)<br/>- Primates (5%)<br/>- Ungulates (10%)<br/>- Marsupials (5%)<br/>- Birds (30%)<br/>- Waterbirds (10%)<br/>- Songbirds (10%)<br/>- Birds of prey (5%)<br/>- Poultry (5%)<br/>- Reptiles (15%)<br/>- Snakes (5%)<br/>- Lizards (5%)<br/>- Turtles (3%)<br/>- Crocodiles (2%)<br/>- Fish (10%)<br/>- Freshwater (5%)<br/>- Saltwater (5%)<br/>- Invertebrates (5%)<br/>- Insects (3%)<br/>- Arachnids (1%)<br/>- Crustaceans (1%)<br/><br/>*Cats:*<br/><br/>- Domestic cats (70%)<br/>- Long-haired (20%)<br/>- Short-haired (30%)<br/>- Siamese (10%)<br/>- Persian (10%)<br/>- Big cats (30%)<br/>- Lions (10%)<br/>- Tigers (10%)<br/>- Leopards (5%)<br/>- Jaguars (5%)<br/><br/>Note: These distributions are hypothetical and for illustration purposes only. The actual distribution of animals and cats can vary depending on various factors such as location, habitat, and population.")
_c05c5a798ac703d7f7d96562921df1dc.webp "Here are some possible distributions of animals and cats:<br/><br/>*Animals:*<br/><br/>- Mammals (40%)<br/>- Carnivores (10%)<br/>- Primates (5%)<br/>- Ungulates (10%)<br/>- Marsupials (5%)<br/>- Birds (30%)<br/>- Waterbirds (10%)<br/>- Songbirds (10%)<br/>- Birds of prey (5%)<br/>- Poultry (5%)<br/>- Reptiles (15%)<br/>- Snakes (5%)<br/>- Lizards (5%)<br/>- Turtles (3%)<br/>- Crocodiles (2%)<br/>- Fish (10%)<br/>- Freshwater (5%)<br/>- Saltwater (5%)<br/>- Invertebrates (5%)<br/>- Insects (3%)<br/>- Arachnids (1%)<br/>- Crustaceans (1%)<br/><br/>*Cats:*<br/><br/>- Domestic cats (70%)<br/>- Long-haired (20%)<br/>- Short-haired (30%)<br/>- Siamese (10%)<br/>- Persian (10%)<br/>- Big cats (30%)<br/>- Lions (10%)<br/>- Tigers (10%)<br/>- Leopards (5%)<br/>- Jaguars (5%)<br/><br/>Note: These distributions are hypothetical and for illustration purposes only. The actual distribution of animals and cats can vary depending on various factors such as location, habitat, and population.")
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