jammu and kashmir. and, of course, your party won, and now you're of jammu and kashmir." by the delhi government, a demotion of the status of your own territory. i will fight for statehood "to be restored. idid. no. that wouldn't have... not to give delhi the sort of legitimation of fighting... that assembly election. insidejammu and kashmir who truly believe you are now no, absolutely not. by the prime minister, by the home minister, but in your own party, the national conference, in essence, is a demotion of your territory's statehood. isaid... well, you said recently, "hoping for the restoration..." as it's known, article 370 — that is the long—standing principle by which jammu and kashmir gets its special all we can do is keep "the issue alive." well, no, i didn't say hoping. so, you've given up? no, i haven't given up. no, absolutely not. in the assembly asking for special status of jammu in a recent event inside jammu and kashmir — i think it was the opening of a new tunnel — you stood beside prim

kashmir. that had been put in place at the very inception to abrogate article 370. because they felt that you had failed to uphold or critiquing theirjudgments. caveat, which is this — that article 370 of the constitution, when it was introduced was part of a chapter which is titled transitional arrangements. 0r transitional provisions. the assumption was this — that what was transitional would have to fade away and have to merge with a transitional provision. if i may interrupt? it's notjust about the abrogation. it's also about the wider decision you took, status should be restored. look at it dispassionately. we said that what was intended to intended to be accountable to the people, an elected government, what was essentially a transitional provision, that's fine. second, and that's very critical, the can ijust have a moment to answer this? injammu and kashmir must be... must be restored. you didn't set a timeline. we did. yes, we did. we did set a timeline for the restoration of the democ

jammu and kashmir. the union government."would you like us to issue he sought an adjournment. restored as soon as possible. yeah, with no timeline. that was my point — no timeline. but you see, therefore, that the supreme court, accountability. we have ensured that a people's government is in place. that we didn't apply our constitutional mandate is not correct. all citizens are treated equally, irrespective of their religion. because this particular citizenship law gives muslims do not enjoy the same privileges. how is that squaring with the principles a direction or are you going to give an undertaking?" the solicitor general sought time. he sought an adjournment. he consulted the government at the highest level and has made an unconditional statement before the court that the status of jammu and kashmir as a state would be restored as soon as possible. yeah, with no timeline. that was my point — no timeline. but let's move on to a couple of other important issues. but you see, therefore, that the supreme court, in that se

so my submission to... to talking sovereignty. with kashmir and other people's perceptions of kashmir�*s status. you talk about the inviolability of sovereignty, and its rights. we use that language consistently. and i want to correct you. sovereignty, said. we have said on record this is not a time for war. that's not a condemnation of russia's invasion of ukrainian territory. i would suggest that you read the western demand to end the war. on on palestine, etc.. on palestine, etc.. at all points, at affordable rates and in a sustainable manner. as russia is concerned, we have relations with the russian federation, and i would say we buy $20 billion worth of energy from the united states. so the point here is, if it is a discussion on energy, i think it has been completely consistent. and today, we were encouraged by the americans, minister, if i may, i'm going to stop you for a check because you've turned the conversation toward donald trump is determined to use tariffs as and when necessary, to change the balance of trade between the united states and key trading partners. and i'll

i could talk about hypocrisy in india when it comes to talking sovereignty. of kashmir�*s status. andights. sovereignty as a concept is something we use consistently. so, condemn, putin's violation of ukrainian. sovereignty, said. we have said on record this is not a time for war. that's not a condemnation of russia's invasion of ukrainian territory. demand to end the war. on on palestine, etc.. that the prime minister's primary commitment is to ensure a sustainable manner. and we've done very well on all three insofar as russia is concerned. yes, we've had long standing relations with the erstwhile soviet union. we have relations with the russian federation, but we have much stronger relations in many with some of the other countries, including from the united states. on energy, i think it has and today we were encouraged by the americans, by western europeans. i think they're out of the equation. they're no longer part of it. because you've turned the conversation toward america, donald trump is determined to use tariffs as you can expect tariffs to be imposed on indian exports to t

because this is a horse painted in the traditional style of kashmir and vapor machine, the styles, but on his back, he's gathering bones, different bones of different thoughts. so for humans bodies, and i think that is very symbolic and something which we must remember that when people migrate, they carry many things with them. the findings, milan, show pro, i'm 11 years old and have a lot of family history. the she's are the same. oh, yes, correct. she's the last and in line. awesome. they just so there's a straight from a line from, from the do one more rush trip from, from the route jobs more time. and that was one of the sports. and and in that main line that goes down to judge, she's in the, the last isn't a boy there's a partial india called punjab. and we had, there was mirage who had his sword there and he was flashing with a sword and he had to give the sword. and he went to prison and we want the sword back because we don't want any more bad things. we don't want the pos trauma, we just want to have a sword in the safe place. the i went about seeking the return event and i ba

these disputed territory of kashmir. you need and is it i like solution. the crush me. this is a don avenue here in the great friendship between india and israel. i think it harolds the flourishing of our partnership to bring prosperity and peace for. ready people at the offices of the independent new site, the while amazing its founding editor. how would you describe the shade values and relationship between 90 minutes in yahoo israel and india? the official definition of, as well now is, has a, a homeland for use and jews are the only authentic has readies as well as your state of the account of us and india and vision in the us. the him, the state as a him to russia with him. those are the only authentic indians. so i think that's very important glue that binds the, the, to the governments of the stage after independence in 1948 india store itself as a post colonial leader. and was one of the 1st to recognize palestine for that screen shifting. since india's been a launch customer, res riley weapons. i mean 2024 in deer, abstained on the motion to end the occupation