Skip to main content
Resolution to the Kashmir conflict

Maj. Gen. Moni Chandi (Retd.)

Chief Strategic Officer, Synergia Foundation

Resolution to the Kashmir conflict

The first conflict between India and Pakistan, over the state of Jammu & Kashmir (J&K), broke out in Oct, 1948. Since then, there have been at least three other overt conflicts in 1965, 1971 and 1999. For the last three decades, India has accused Pakistan of instigating violence in the Kashmir Valley. Pakistan has denied any role in the conflict, claiming the violence to be an indigenous movement. Indian diplomats claim that Pakistan is practicing the doctrine of ‘Plausible Deniability,’ by providing sanctuary, training, administrative and operational support to terrorist groups, while diplomatically denying involvement.

To read the full research paper, Subscribe.

Uncovering Trends in Security
G.K. Pillai
Former Home Secretary, Government of India
Uncovering Trends in Security
Cyber 9/11
P.C. Haldar
Former Director of Intelligence Bureau, GoI
Cyber 9/11
 Optimal Warfare
Lt. Gen. Philip Campose
Former Vice Chief of the Indian Army
Optimal Warfare
Reorganizing Urban Disaster Management 
V. Balachandran
Former Special Secretary, Cabinet Secretariat, GOI
Reorganizing Urban Disaster Management 
India's Capacity Crisis
Praveen Swami
National Editor, The Indian Express
India's Capacity Crisis
Withdrawing from the International System
John Bruton
Former Prime Minister of Ireland
Withdrawing from the International System