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The Struggle Over Kashmir

Seeking an end to the Kashmir Quagmire: can India and Pakistan be brought to the table to resolve the conflict that has been ongoing for more than half a century? (Worldview). Rathnam Indurthy.

USA Today (Magazine) July 2003 v132 i2698 p24(4) (4233 words)

1. What are the historical roots involving Kashmir and India and Pakistan?




2. What is the current nature of the dispute over Kashmir?




3. How have both negotiations and violence been used in the Kashmir conflict?




4. How did the Kashmir conflict become a part of George W. Bush's war on terror?




5. How would you resolve the Kashmir conflict?

 
 
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