i was born in new delhi india and my parents were in the peace corps so i was a peace corps baby and grew up in massachusetts with very liberal family my parents are democrats i don't think i ever met a republican until after my childhood years that anybody who thought else were very dumb or very bad people. but then i began to meet people that weren't liberals are democrats but they were not dum dumb. so that was expressed and started to do research and that i understood the things to be similar and then the more i learned the more i found i believed in individualism and value like achievements and that's what's resonated with me. that i said that's it this is what i believe so i do owe a debt of gratitude that's a new thing we are promoting and working on in the atlas society and i do owe a debt of gratitude that i want to repay that debt by sharing the philosophy with others maybe it's the peace corps baby and me that you have that community i would like to make the world a better place so this is been deeply empowering for me. >> when you turn the novella into an aunt them. >> on

new delhi. kartik going to send back there in new delhi i mean how much do you think india's rapid economic growth under prime minister narendra modi may have been a contributing factor to this pollution crisis and is the environmental impacts an inevitable consequence of economic growth and trying to pull millions of people out of poverty. i think that's a good question of course is undeniable the deli sits in a place which is susceptible to air pollution in the winters every year but as you rightly said in the last decade or so this issues of course become very prominent daily was one of the 1st cities in the country to espouse a compressed natural gas c.m.g. for its entire fleet of public vehicles and a large share of our taxes in order to close the flight here and that was to address the pollution that you know it was seen from take a look lucian back in the ninety's in the late ninety's and the change in the regulation happened so and it is implemented at a scale that is sort of wanted entered even by european standards so in that sense delhi has recognized the problems and sort of a gesture

let's bring you some breaking news coming out of new delhi india's top court has given its verdict on the disputed odia religious site which is claimed by hindus and muslims now we understand it's ruled muslims should be given 2 hectares of land for a mosque at an alternative site the central government is to take control of the land and prepare a road map in 3 months to set up a board of trustees possession of in there and now the land is to be given to the government appoint.

. >> thompson: air pollution in new delhi, india reached the highyeest levels of ar today just days after authorities declared a public health emergency. schoosols are cled and construction activity is shut down in new delhi, and over thirerty flights we diverted due to poor visibility. starting private vehicles in the capital city ll be limited to either" odd" or "even" license plates the burning of crops this time of year and fireworks set off in celebration of diwali, the hindu festival of light, added to this weekend's high pollution levels despite government warnings. >> thompson: from hong kong and iraq to lebanon, spain, haiti and more, protests have flared around the globe, some lasting for months now. frsor some ctive on what could be triggering the demonstrations, hari sreenivasan recently spoke with former u.s. state department advisor and school of advanced international stues, vali nasr. >> first, are these in anyway shape or form connected? i mean it seemed with the arab spring it was literally egional, country after country, there seemto have been a tipping point. protestsw

get skin healthy™ >>> classes in new delhi, india, are scheduled to resume tomorrow. today after officials declared a health emergency due to air pollution. authorities say levels in the north are unbearable. low visibility caused more than 30 flights to be diverted yesterday. rules have gone into effect allowing only cars with odd or even-number plates to drive on given days. >>> back home, airbnb has banned party houses, and the latest horse death at santa aneat a. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." our cbs station in loses thath for santa anita park to close following the death of another horse. the 4-year-old mongolian groom was put down after fracturing his hind leg while running the breeder's cup classic saturday. this marks the 37th horse to die at the track since december. protesters say horse racing should stop altogether. >> as long as horse racing is still here, horses are going to be killed. there's no way to make it safer. horses are going to die. >> the track suspended racing for more than three weeks in march after multiple hors

i was born in new delhi, india. it was part of kennedy's effort to promote democracy around the world. then he worked in the carter state department. he was the assistant secretary for legislative affairs when they had to get the panama canal treaty through. could you imagine getting that treaty through today? he was able to do it, congress actually functioned. administration, he was secretary for international organization. he loved working at the state department. he was head of the agency for international development. >> you were the former head of the democratic senate campaign committee. as you look at 2020, putting on your political hat, how did the democrats regain control of the summit grip -- senate? >> i wish more candidates were thinking about this. it cannot be an afterthought. the presidential candidates need to be on focus -- as focused on winning the majority of the senate as they are the presidency. shouldwo imperatives create a discipline going into the selection which will allow us to beat donald

and as a special assistant to the undersecretary of state my prior overseas assignments include new delhi india kabul afghanistan bogota colombia and pristina kosovo as the political counselor at the u.s. embassies embassy in kiev i lead the political section covering ukraine's internal politics foreign relations and security policies and i serve as the senior policy and political embassador to the about advisor to the ambassador the job of an embassy political counselor is to gather information about the host country's political landscape to report back to washington to represent u.s. policies to foreign contacts and to advise the ambassador on policy development and implementation in this role i'm a senior member of the embassies country team and continually involved in addressing issues as they arise i'm also often called upon to take notes in meetings involving ambassador or visiting senior u.s. officials with ukrainian counterparts for this reason i've been present in many of the meetings with presidents alinsky and his administration some of which may be germane to this inquiry while i'm

and as a special assistant to the undersecretary of state my prior overseas assignments include new delhi india kabul afghanistan bogota colombia and pristina kosovo as the political counselor at the u.s. embassies embassy in kiev i lead the political section covering ukraine's internal politics foreign relations and security policies and i serve as the senior policy and political embassador to the about advisor to the ambassador the job of an embassy political counselor is to gather information about the host country's political landscape to report back to washington to represent u.s. policies to foreign contacts and to advise the ambassador on policy development and implementation in this role i'm a senior member of the embassies country team and continually involved in addressing issues as they arise i'm also often called upon to take notes in meetings involving the ambassador or visiting.

let's bring you some breaking news coming out of new delhi india's top court has given its verdict on the disputed odia religious site which is claimed by hindus and muslims now we understand it's ruled muslims should be given 2 hectares of land for a mosque at an alternative site the central government is to take control of the land and prepare a road map in 3 months to set up a board of trustees possession of in there and now the land is to be given to the government appointed trust the court says the right of temple construction on the disputed property is subject to the maintenance of peace and law and order and tranquility the government is to take measures for maintaining peace and harmony and law and order. so on trial for a joins us now live from new delhi so 1st of all there's a lot to unpack here and show 1st of all basically has clearly ruled on the question of ownership not just possession who owns this land now which is what the court was supposed to be deciding. well you know not we haven't heard from from the court on that exactly in the court has been careful in water

but it's true that the situation in new delhi, in india, is deteriorating, and we are really very muchrned, because this is having a terrible impact on people's health. as you know, the public health emergency status has been declared, because the situation is really — the levels of air pollution are reaching really impossible numbers, and this is having an incredible impact on people's health. india and delhi authorities have taken some measures now to reduce immediately or try and reduce these levels of air pollution, on an acute situation, but more structural measures to reduce this air pollution needs to be put in place in the medium and long term, and not only in acute situations. in the us, as the democratic presidential candidates race continues to gather steam towards 2020, the former texas congressman beto o'rourke says he is dropping out of the race. this is what he had to say. this is a campaign that has prided itself on seeing things clearly and on speaking honestly and on acting decisively. we have to clearly see, at this point, that we do not have the means to pursue this

india. has more now from new delhi the bottom line is that the hindu belief has won because the supreme court of india has order that a group of trustees is formed over the next 3 months and this group of trustees is going to go about the construction of a temple for hindu data this is what the hindus wanted a many hindus more did because they believe that the disputed land is the birthplace of hindu datagram and they wanted a temple there for the muslims the supreme court has said that an alternative piece of land about to have should be given to them somewhere else so they could build a mosque but the big question of the moment is will this actually bring closure to the people of india this is been a very divisive issue between the hindus and the muslims in this country for decades now maybe even longer some analysts are saying that it may finally bring closure because people are just tired of talking about it and it being a hindrance in their relationships about others say that the muslims are disappointed some muslim groups have come forward and said that they are disappointed with the ve

mounted a legal challenge in india supreme court it was hoped a court ruling could put an end to the feud. let's bring in our guests now to talk more about this in new delhi we have followed executive member of the all india muslim personal law board joining us sir via skype from iowa here violates seeing author of city of faith city of discord also in new delhi via skype sanjay hegde a senior advocate at the supremes court of india india good to have you with us so let me ask you 1st of all violating does this decision by the indian supremes court put this whole issue of the site in to arrest them. whether constantine i mean i i would like to say yes today i would like to say yes given the response to then the actions from not just the main parties in the case for the mainly the local and that is across communities i would also emphasize that it is a bit early we have been here before in the sense that 2010 verdict. was a lay out it was a compromise on the law everybody got one 3rd of the land and get the ad you know bodies piling up is against that verdict so i but 2 days is of course difference because i'm different because the supreme court isaac's kn

here pollution in and around india's capital new delhi is the worst so far this year experts say breathing the city's air is like smoking up to 50 cigarettes a day a health emergency has been to quit of locals are complaining of sore throat rives and sore throats. dumb gutierrez move it suffocated and we filled a coffin we forded the light showers will make the weapons better and the pollution level will improve it doesn't feel like it yet in the good the mouth of. breathing she's pollution is also putting us under mental pressure that's not going to say stephanie no fog walking around we must zone. the whistleblower who prompted an impeachment probe into the u.s. president has offered to answer questions from house republicans donald trump has repeatedly called for the unnamed official to reveal themselves the inquiry is due to begin public hearings this month after several weeks of closed door testimony trump is accused of threatening to withhold military to ukraine unless it investigated his democratic rival joe biden those are the headlines the news continues here on out as 0 right aft

pacific such as asia and both north and south america and even a global scale that encompasses new delhi, india, and geneva, switzerland. the interrogation room provides us a different mapping of the war and the it's significance that the usual map that focuses on the 30th parallel in the history of the war. the more traditional sort of visualizing of the korean war conflict. by considering the p.o.w. issue, we end up with a map of the war on the korean peninsula which looks like this. often considered to be a marichal figure in the war, the p.o.w. and these camps would soon enter the spotlight on the global political stage of the war. i'm going to be focusing on two camps. the first is the u.n. camp, number one, which held upwards of over 170,000 p.o.w.s and then camp number five under north korean and chinese military control. this was located near the yaufl river and about 300,000 p.o.w.s were in this camp. i'll begin my story today with the most high profile event concerning the p.o.w. issue during the war which was a kidnapping later called a mutiny by the u.s. army which occurred inside t

coming and can help us that are manufactured in unison india and as you may be aware will become a growing and visiting years factory going to go in new delhi and that is because india is i think a metro rail in almost every city then there's a huge huge demand for underground rivers in india and we need both are there really with and so on and also for the infrastructure they have just really briefly what are their chances of catching up to china on the tech front oh but china is like a huge to a difference in the room for all the countries china is offering equipment to action on the part of what germany is offering as far as artificial intelligence and concern you may be aware that india have got some of the best code writers in. billy connelly that is in bangalore and of course germany is having a very high presence in enter quality and that is where both the countries can come together and. take on the rest of the world to challenge for us in mumbai thank you . the german chancellor received a toxic welcome earlier in the day modi treating merkel to a military parade instability polluted the air ignoring medical advice both leaders rev

new delhi. will be across isn't just hazardous in new delhi but in large parts of northern india air purifiers been placed around the taj mahal and hundreds of kilometers to the south of new delhi it's hope that they'll clean the air around the 17th century mobile more morally and which has tens of thousands of visitors every day. a u.s. appeals court has ordered president donald trump to hand over 8 years worth of tax returns to new york prosecutors the ruling allows prosecutors to enforce a subpoena for the documents for from trump's accounting firm trump has tried to prevent the release of his tax information as part of an investigation into alleged pre-election payoffs. we're going to weather update banks here on al-jazeera then opposition leaders in pakistan weigh up the next move on to a deadline for prime minister iran contra stepaside comes and goes. protests to say that today's economic problems of decades in the making will take a look at what's behind the week's demonstrations. i know that we have got pretty good case guys across the eastern sections of china it's to the south of us sayi

democracy in the world so the hope is that india can one day become an economic but also a political counterweight to the present china. reporting from new delhi on german. visit to india. let me now bring you up to date with some other stories making news around the world clashes broke out in hong kong on thursday night after police fired tear gas at to democracy protesters many of the demonstrators use halloween to defy a ban on face masks the asian financial hub is facing another mass protest on saturday. in pakistan the 1st here is of some of the victims of ca's to scream fire have taken place 74 people died after the blaze broke out of a passenger train in eastern punjab province many of the victims were members of an islamic preaching group. the so-called islamic state has confirmed the death of its leader of. the american special forces attacks baghdad these hideout in northwestern syria on saturday he'd been on the run since 2017 the terrorist group has named him al-hashmi. as baghdad these success. turkey and russia have launched joint ground patrols in northeastern syria the operations part of the deal struck by the countries to end

news — i'm james reynolds. our top stories: protesting for clean air — india's capital — delhi — imposes new traffic restrictionsn wins his sixth formula 1 world title. he's nowjust one short of michael shumacher‘s record. more angry confrontations in hong kong — and the violence escalates — a knife attack leaves four people injured. the video game that's looking to build bridges — not blow them up. we have an exclusive preview of ‘death stranding'.

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news — i'm james reynolds. our top stories: india's capital, delhi, imposes new traffic restrictions as millions are told to stayndoors to avoid the toxic smog. lewis hamilton wins his sixth formula 1 world title. he's nowjust one short of michael shumacher‘s record. mcdonald's fires its chief executive after he had a relationship with an employee. more angry confrontations in hong kong and the violence escalates — a knife attack leaves four people injured. the video game that's looking to build bridges — not blow them up. we have an exclusive preview of ‘death stranding'. it's 8.30 in the morning in the indian capital delhi, where as of now a traffic restriction scheme has just come into effect. the authorities are trying to grapple with the worst air pollution the city has experienced for three years. millions of people have been told to stay indoors, to avoid the toxic blanket of smog that's covered the city. pratiksha ghildial reports from delhi. delhi is choking. people here are breathing the city's most toxic air in years, with pollution levels more than 20 times their safe limit. the problem returns here

new on saturday the gulf of guinea from cameroon to liberia is one of the most dangerous maritime regions in the world and abductions have become more frequent. air pollution in and around india's capital new delhi is the worst so far this year experts say breathing the city's air is like smoking up to 50 cigarettes a day a health emergency has been to quit and locals are complaining of sore eyes and throats them brutalize moved from its suffocating and we thought coffin we forded the light showers will make the weather better and the pollution that will improve doesn't feel like it yet in india the mental power from breathing she's pollution is also putting us on the mental pressure it's not winter stefano fog working around we must zone everything public swami is a distinguished senior fellow at observer research foundation he describes the difficulties facing those living in new delhi i was in delhi yesterday and i was you know i walked in the streets and on a daily basis it is. i mean there are health has it's there are opposing people but i think it's it's frustrating. it is dangerous normal life this affected because schools are shut. and you know you cannot go about your day in a normal y

they travelled from forests in different states throughout india to gather in the capital new delhi nearly 2000 indigenous people providing a voice for more than a 1000000 others. they live in the forest and work the forest land but earlier this year india's supreme court ruled many would be evicted after local governments rejected their claims that they had a right to be there. a mother of 3 and a farm arctic an overnight train from the central indian state of madhya pradesh to join the protests. we want more from our land the government is trying to push us out and want to give our land to the tigers forest officials claim many of these people are causing deforestation and threatening biodiversity they are demanding they produce documents to prove their ownership due to enclosed room there's a lot of program that you're not part of the. moment of there were no there. it's all it has to return to the uk but activists say these are ancestral lands and people living there don't know anything about official people work the people here say they're not encroaching on the forest but are a part

this is a suburb of the india capital new delhi tibet so the refugees here since 1964 buttons here havebeen defined as migrants are not refugees because india hasn't signed up to the 1951 un convention on refugees so tibetans here have been able to access the indian welfare system so they become self-sufficient setting up their own businesses and looking for work independently but for some it's not enough. al-jazeera. where ever you are. this is al-jazeera. this is a news hour live from doha calming up in the next 60 minutes a call that could lead to donald trump's impeachment but his political rivals face a huge fight. democrats are trying to impeach the president because they are scared they cannot defeat him at the ballot box. dispersing demonstrators what government is doing to try to win protest against economic inequality. the. mass demonstrations again in algeria just weeks away from the planned election. and i say they're up against a dictator as bad as gadhafi we go to the front line with probably libyan government forces fighting a war. donald trump is facing months of scrutin

on the very day that kashmir law that became officially part of the federal part of india and administered from new delhi he was both buoyant and then also quite fierce about what this meant for india have a listen. new highways new railway lines new schools new colleges new hospitals will all take the people of jammu and kashmir to new heights of development because. being born in iran we will defeat every attack on the unity of our nation we will give it a job breaking response any attempts to break the country's unity will never be able to withstand big democratic values and strong public sentiments. that speech really felt a little bit like the carrot and the stick and the stick fell stiff there i'm just wondering from the beach a.p. perspective is this is this a good move is this not now you solve this issue about what's happening in kashmir what's happening. and now you say you solved it it's been going on since 97 our we done our mission accomplished so thank you so much for having me i think. and there was need to do what we've been. you know an articulate that is $370.00 which actually says that

authorities in india's capital new delhi have ordered half of private cars off the road in an effort to curb record high pollution levels officials say the air has become so toxic that more than 20000000 residents are living in i.e. burning small a public health emergency has been declared and schools are shut. a u.s. appeals court has ordered president donald trump the hand over 8 years worth of tax returns to new york prosecutors the ruling allows prosecutors to enforce a subpoena for the documents from trump's accounting firm compress tried to prevent the release of his tax information as part of an investigation into alleged pre-election payoffs. a 2nd day of protests is taking place in barcelona against a visit by spain's royal family king philippe has been highly unpopular in catalonia since a televised the address that he gave in 2017 in it he criticized the leaders of the regions failed independence referendum but didn't mention the many people injured by police those are the headlines that stay with us the calif foundation is coming up next thanks for watching by. the caliph

this is a suburb of the india capital new delhi tibet so the refugees here since 1964 buttons here have been defined as migrants are not refugees because india hasn't signed up to the 1951 un convention on refugees so tibetans here have been able to access the indian welfare system so they become self-sufficient setting up a business says an looking for work independently but for some it's not enough. the 1st glimpse of the challenges faced by journalists is the donald trump we are fighting the fake fake phony the enemy of the people through the eyes of a fracture of the white house correspondent what do you base your. down the press is not after trying this after. we're not the enemy of the people we are the usa the current battle ground truth is it anyway on 0. oldest muslim undertakers working here is a 7 days a week that's grown with a community my father purchase a black and blue. star to do the funeral in london and we saw the stopping father and daughter and became business part of this stories we don't often hear told by the people who the gift is such a level. east and undertak

india's government has released a new map depicting the entire kashmir region as part of its territory last thursday new delhi formally divided indian administered kashmir into 2 new federal territories 3 months after provoking the regions or ptolemy these are the internationally recognized boundaries that include parts administered by pakistan and china india's new bat shows the whole area as part of 2 new centrally administered territories just move and kashmir and le duc pakistan has condemned the move calling it legally untenable and so for as more from the indian administered kashmir. a few days after the indian government officially split indian administered kashmir into 2 union territories smaller political units directly under new delhi's control the indian government has released a new map of india in this map these union territories of jammu and kashmir and respectively also include areas which are currently under the administration of pakistan like me and now some analysts say that not be made aware this because india's stated position has always been that the region is an integral part of india ho

into 2 union territories small of political units directly under new delhi's control the indian government has released a new map of indiain this map these union territories of jammu and kashmir and respectively also include areas which are currently under the administration of pakistan like me and was now some analysts say that fostered be made aware this because india stated position has always been that the region is an integral part of india however others say that india is being assertive now a few days after indian government. special status and strip did officer told me on all this 5 they didn't defense minister was the 1st person to say that the next conversation india will have will be on pakistan as he put it occupied kashmir and nothing else shortly after the indian foreign minister said pretty much the same this gives some sort of credence to the fear of the same wrong said that india seems to have. the part of. the pakistan's administration or control now china of course has backed its ally pakistan but earlier in october when indian prime minister narendra modi met she's being then he didn't even raise with

news, delhi. a new border crossing has been opened between india and pakistan to mark the 550th anniversary of thehism, guru nanak. the new crossing will create a so—called ‘peace corridor‘ from punjab in india to punjab in pakistan. it means that sikh pilgrims can travel visa—free from india into pakistan for the first time — allowing them to pray at the kartarpur shrine, where the guru settled in later life. secunder kermani reports. for many of those here, today is a dream come true. this temple is believed to have been built with the founder of sikhism, guru nanak, spent his final years in the 16th century. now pilgrims from india will be able to travel directly here from the border, just a few kilometres away. translation: we used to go to a town in india on the border and looked at it with binoculars from very far away. are used to pray that one day i would visit it myself stop now it's come true. it's a rare moment of cooperation between the neighbours. but it comes amidst continued tension in the disputed region of kashmir. pakistani officials say there needs to be a resolution on that bef

news. welcome if you are watching here in the uk, on pbs in america, or around the globe. i'm james reynolds. our top stories: india's capital, delhiid the toxic smog. lewis hamilton wins his sixth formula 1 world title. he is nowjust one short of michael shumacher‘s record. mcdonald's fires its chief executive after he had a relationship with an employee. the video game that is looking to build bridges, not blow them up.

the order comes amid an ongoing small game urgency that's affecting parts of northeast india the capital new delhi schools have been told to remain shut for 2 days as the year quality index sits at 458 anything above 60 is considered unhealthy new york's level for example is currently at 11 egypt's health ministry says 7 people have been killed after an oil pipeline caught fire on wednesday people had gathered to collect leaking fuel in containers before the fire began those are the headlines will have more news coming up after the stream that's next thanks for watching. notice there are. they don't believe the 2 state solution the do you still believe in the 2 state solution we listen to what i just said it was that pakistan would never start a war i'm anti-war we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter so does their own. freedom or that that was the rallying cry of the largest slave rebellion in the us more than 200 years ago this week hundreds of people brought it back to life ensuring a powerful reenactment imo they could be and here in the stream join us on twitter

air pollution and that around india's capital new delhi is the worst so far this year experts say breathing the city's mayor is like smoking up to 50 cigarettes a day health emergency has been declared. iraq's prime minister is calling for an end some bloodshed on both sides as the country continues to face anti-government protests speaking for the 1st time since announcing his resignation. demonstrators have achieved their goals and damaging the economy it may no further mention of stepping down on he's also met. delegation from the u.s. congress who say they are backing the iraqi government's efforts are protesters are not giving up hundreds trying to storm the iranian capital in karbala south of baghdad raise the iraqi flag on the gate of the building and set fires nearby security forces fired shots in the air in an attempt to disperse the crowds demonstrators have been calling for an end to what they say is iranian interference and iraq's politics and in baghdad demonstrators have walked major roads schools were closed in the capital and other cities as teachers went on strike to show t

new trafffic restrictions will be imposed in delhi as millions of people in india's capital are told been caused by a combination of crop burning by farmers, industrial emissions, and car fumes. the pollution is at its worst level in three years. at least four people have been injured in a knife attack at a shopping centre in hong kong. it happpened as riot police confronted pro—democracy demonstrators in another weekend of protests. it was a big day for lewis hamilton — racing in the us he won his sixth world championship title on sunday. he's now the second most successful formula 1 driver in history and looks set to equal the record seven titles held by michael schumacher. that's all. stay with bbc world news.

india's capital has been described as a gas chamber officials in new delhi say air pollution has become so toxic that more than 20000000 residents are living in quote unbearable burning small the u.s. embassy air quality index which measures the concentration level of fine particles exceeded 500 on monday anything above 50 is considered risky for people's health a public health emergency has been declared schools are shut and for the next 12 days private cars will only be allowed on the roads every other day that's according to whether they have an old or even number plate also being blamed are farmers from neighboring states who burn the stubble at this time of year to clear their fields of for the winter crop reports now from new delhi. this brown his has enveloped new delhi anything above 400 on the city's quality index is considered very severe. rules about power and. billions of people. it is bad every winter but this is the 1st time the government has declared a public health emergency. just to shut 3 says he doesn't like wearing a mask while driving his scooter that it's necessar

advantage as an opportunity for china the government of india has released a new map depicting the entire kashmir region as part of its territory as they new delhi formally divided indian administered kashmir into 2 new federal territories 3 months after revoking the region's autonomy so these are the internationally recognized boundaries it includes parts that are administered by pakistan and china india's new map take a look shows the whole area as part of 2 new centrally administered territories jammu and kashmir and la duc of pakistan has condemned the move calling it legally untenable and chavo has more from indian administered kashmir. a few days after the indian government officially split indian administered kashmir into 2 union territories small of political units directly under new delhi's control the indian government has released a new map of india in this map these union territories of jammu and kashmir and respectively also include areas which are currently under the administration of pakistan like me and now some analysts say that not be made aware this because india's stated position has always been that the region is an integral