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100			_aGuha, Ramachandra
245			_aOpening a window in Kashmir
260			_c2004
300			_ap.3905-913.
362			_a28 Aug
520			_aThis essay focuses on a forgotten incident in the history of India-Pakistan relations, the visit of Sheikh Abdullah to Rawalpindi and Muzaffarabad in 1964. The story is of interest to the historian, and perhaps to the policy-maker as well. Forty years down the line, the contours of the Kashmir dispute have scarcely changed at all. Now, as then, its solution must satisfy the conditions laid down in 1964 by Sheikh Abdullah: namely, that it must not lead to a sense of victory for either India or Pakistan; that it must make the minorities more secure in both countries; and that it must satisfy the aspirations of the people of Kashmir themselves. - Reproduced.
650			_aIndia - Foreign relations - Pakistan
650			_aInternational relations
773			_aEconomic and Political Weekly
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999			_c62312 _d62312