POK issue enti, adi resolve aithe deshaniki em labham?

[prasadr]

31 minutes ago, Sachin200 said:

Elago verge of collapse lo vunaru. Internationally antha support ledhu except chinkis . 

countries doing worse than Pakistan have been standing for decades.

 

so  a small push is needed to make it happen 

[Daaarling]

Disputed regions mottam Reliance laanti corporates ki  ammeyaali. Then they might do something useful with it strategically. Mana politicians plan chesi, act chesevaraku chaala time padutundi. Politicians ni nammalemu they can intentionally create obstacles in the execution of military plans.

[Sachin200]

6 minutes ago, Daaarling said:

Disputed regions mottam Reliance laanti corporates ki  ammeyaali. Then they might do something useful with it strategically. Mana politicians plan chesi, act chesevaraku chaala time padutundi. Politicians ni nammalemu they can intentionally create obstacles in the execution of military plans.

Akkada peekedhi Ami undadhu , antha elevated region lo 

[prasadr]

13 minutes ago, Sachin200 said:

Akkada peekedhi Ami undadhu , antha elevated region lo 

 

Well, Reliance already has huge plans for Kashmir.

And one of the direct benefits of removal of 370 and 35A is settlement of anyone in Kashmir.

 

ergo, Reliance can just pluck ten thousand Biharis or Andhras and place them in Kashmir as part of employment.

To protect these ten thousand employees, govt will sent in troops consisting of people from all over India.

 

That's how demographic changes take place.

China has done it exceptionally well in Tibet

Pakistan done the same in POK.

Time we do the same in Kashmir.

[DummyVariable]

15 minutes ago, Sachin200 said:

Akkada peekedhi Ami undadhu , antha elevated region lo 

You are underestimating the will of corporations if they find some natural resource there. But then again Reliance doesn’t have any loyalty to India so we may not get any benefit out of it.

[Sachin200]

Just now, prasadr said:

 

Well, Reliance already has huge plans for Kashmir.

And one of the direct benefits of removal of 370 and 35A is settlement of anyone in Kashmir.

 

ergo, Reliance can just pluck ten thousand Biharis or Andhras and place them in Kashmir as part of employment.

To protect these ten thousand employees, govt will sent in troops consisting of people from all over India.

 

That's how demographic changes take place.

China has done it exceptionally well in Tibet

Pakistan done the same in POK.

Time we do the same in Kashmir.

Things like farming etc cheyadaniki undavu ga aa region lo

What kind of business plans reliance have ?? Like assisting in exports through this region ?? 

[Sachin200]

1 minute ago, DummyVariable said:

You are underestimating the will of corporations if they find some natural resource there. But then again Reliance doesn’t have any loyalty to India so we may not get any benefit out of it.

Akkada natural resources emi Levu bro , Balochistan daggara undhi resources . J&k region lo pedha ga Ami Levu resources . 

 

[Sachin200]

The state has limited mineral and fossil-fuel resources, much of which are concentrated in the Jammu region. Small reserves of natural gas are found near the city of Jammu, and bauxite and gypsum deposits occur in the vicinity of Udhampur. Other minerals include limestone, coal, zinc, and copper. The pressure of population on land is apparent everywhere, and all available resources are utilized.

[prasadr]

6 minutes ago, Sachin200 said:

Things like farming etc cheyadaniki undavu ga aa region lo

What kind of business plans reliance have ?? Like assisting in exports through this region ?? 

Have zero idea, except they have plans...

Once things are a bit clear, it might not be a bad idea to invest in Kashmir real estate.

There would be real big money that can be made out of it.

[Sachin200]

The majority of the people of Jammu and Kashmir are engaged in subsistence agriculture of diverse kinds on terraced slopes, each crop adapted to local conditions. Rice, the staple crop, is planted in May and harvested in late September. Corn, millet, pulses (legumes such as peas, beans, and lentils), cotton, and tobacco are—with rice—the main summer crops, while wheat and barley are the chief spring crops. Many temperate fruits and vegetables are grown in areas adjacent to urban markets or in well-watered areas with rich organic soils. Sericulture (silk cultivation) is also widespread. Large orchards in the Vale of Kashmir produce apples, pears, peaches, walnuts, almonds, and cherries, which are among the state’s major exports. In addition, the vale is the sole producer of saffron in the Indian subcontinent. Lake margins are particularly favourable for cultivation, and vegetables and flowers are grown intensively in reclaimed marshland or on artificial floating gardens. The lakes and rivers also provide fish and water chestnuts.

[prasadr]

4 minutes ago, Sachin200 said:

Akkada natural resources emi Levu bro , Balochistan daggara undhi resources . J&k region lo pedha ga Ami Levu resources . 

 

Wrong,

Kashmir accounts of 60% of Apple production of entire India.

It's also the biggest source for saffron.

 

If properly planned, that area is gold mine for agri business.

[Sachin200]

Cultivation in Ladakh is restricted to such main valleys as those of the Indus, Shyok, and Suru rivers, where it consists of small irrigated plots of barley, buckwheat, turnips, and mustard. Plants introduced in the 1970s by Indian researchers have given rise to orchards and vegetable fields. Pastoralism—notably yak herding—long has been a vital feature of the Ladakh economy; breeding of sheep, goats, and cattle has been encouraged. The Kashmir goat, which is raised in the region, provides cashmere for the production of fine textiles. Some Gujjar and Gaddi communities practice transhumance (seasonal migration of livestock) in the mountains. In addition to supplying pasture for the livestock, the mountains also are a source of many kinds of timber, a portion of which is exported.

[Sachin200]

2 minutes ago, prasadr said:

Wrong,

Kashmir accounts of 60% of Apple production of entire India.

It's also the biggest source for saffron.

 

If properly planned, that area is gold mine for agri business.

Saffron and apples are there. resources referring to are mineral ores , fossil-fuels atc 

[Sachin200]

Resources and power

The state has limited mineral and fossil-fuel resources, much of which are concentrated in the Jammu region. Small reserves of natural gas are found near the city of Jammu, and bauxite and gypsum deposits occur in the vicinity of Udhampur. Other minerals include limestone, coal, zinc, and copper. The pressure of population on land is apparent everywhere, and all available resources are utilized.

All the principal cities and towns, including Leh, and a majority of the villages are electrified, and hydroelectric and thermal generating plants have been constructed to provide power for industrial development based on local raw materials. Major power stations are located at Chineni and Salal and on the upper Sind and lower Jhelum rivers. Jammu and Kashmir has vast hydroelectric generating potential, principally along the Chenab River in the southwestern part of the state but also including the basins of the Indus, Jhelum, and Ravi rivers. Although by the early 21st century only a relatively small fraction of that potential was being exploited, a large number of projects were in various stages of completion or planning that were intended to considerably boost the state’s generating capacity by the year 2020.

[Sachin200]

3 minutes ago, Sachin200 said:

Cultivation in Ladakh is restricted to such main valleys as those of the Indus, Shyok, and Suru rivers, where it consists of small irrigated plots of barley, buckwheat, turnips, and mustard. Plants introduced in the 1970s by Indian researchers have given rise to orchards and vegetable fields. Pastoralism—notably yak herding—long has been a vital feature of the Ladakh economy; breeding of sheep, goats, and cattle has been encouraged. The Kashmir goat, which is raised in the region, provides cashmere for the production of fine textiles. Some Gujjar and Gaddi communities practice transhumance (seasonal migration of livestock) in the mountains. In addition to supplying pasture for the livestock, the mountains also are a source of many kinds of timber, a portion of which is exported.

Turnips and mustard ekkada Baga vadataru gab. I mean in green salads lo