The Indian Pakistan Conflict That Is Affecting Cricket

The relationship between cricket and politics is clearly portrayed in South Asia from 1880 to 2005 through the easing of the tension between different caste members, although the tension eased was not always from a religious aspect between the Pakistanis, Indians, and the British. The different problems that arose in South Asia was mostly class or caste systems (Docs 2, 3, 4), rivalry (Docs 1, 6, 10), and religious tensions (Docs 5, 7, 8, 9) against the different countries and cricket teams.

Everybody loves meat. From steak to pork chops, it’s all good, just not good for you. In the past few decades, as our population has increased exponentially, so has our demand for food. Because of this, we have changed in the way we get our food. The way that the food is produced has changed and because of this the health risks increased and the environment is also affected. People need to know that there are consequences.

The meat market is booming, yet it is harming poor countries, the environment, and the animals. It is currently benefitting rich countries, but that will change as the population continues to grow. There is not enough space to continue to house all animals that are raised for food, even if humane farming was to be put into practice. To achieve space, deforestation is occurring. On top of that, animal farming is greatly contributing to the concentration of methane in the atmosphere. Currently, water sources are being used up, which may soon result in a lack of water. The food produced through animal farming, though likely cheaper than meat produced through humane methods, is still too expensive for most. Poor countries cannot afford the food produced in countries that use animal farming. According to Nibert, the food is produced for rich countries and prohibited from the poor. There is also worry about GMOs and how long term consumption may impact one’s health; however, it is becoming less and less possible to eat food that has not been modified in some way. Most of the food being produced, is owned by only a small number of people, all of whom, attempt to achieve as great of a profit as possible. Ultimately, money is the main focus for most people in the food industry and they are willing to go to extreme lengths to increase their

Too often, shoppers mindlessly shop for food in local super markets. Throughout the grocery store, we may find food in lively and amusing packages, maybe with a picture of a farm on the front, and sometimes the label even has the word “farm” in it. This food sold to hungry buyers actually comes from corrupted factories that literally mutilate processed meats and produce. There is a lack of understanding of what it takes to produce healthy food. Namit Arora further explains the effort necessary stating that, “Treating animals humanely requires natural diets, open spaces for living, eliminating the use of hormones that explode body weight . . . together with more stringent training for caretakers, surveillance cameras, professionals who enforce laws . . . and so on – all of which make meat more expensive” (Arora 31). Leaving aside any humane concern for the well-being of the animals before they’re slaughtered, the inhumane treatment of animals makes for a less-healthy meat, which can negatively impact the health of those who consume it. Also, regarding the laceration in

Recent BJP lead State Governments’ decision to ban the beef appears to be emotional one, and the Congress’s rhetoric to counter it with nation-wide agitation is to score political brawny points. However, none of these political parties seems to have ground realities of the food situation in the country. They are blind to the fact that by year 2050, half of the current agriculture lands have to feed twice the current population. BJP’s Land Acquisition Bill is threatening, already dwindling agriculture land base amidst fast growing food insecure people in the country. Congress has failed to follow through its much hyped Food Security Bill 2013. Neither this bill speaks of importance of Protein in nutrition, nor has been implemented at least in States where congress is ruling.

The name Kashmir has become synonymous with slaying, destruction and religious massacre in South Asia. Ever since the partition of India in 1947, when Britain dismantled its Indian empire, India and Pakistan have been archrivals. What makes this conflict interesting, conversely, is how much they hate one another. The hostility between these two has been rooted not only in religion and history, but is exemplified by the long-running battle over the control of Jammu and Kashmir. Which has recently intensified into a treacherous nuclear arms race.

Kashmir Conflict has been around since 1947. It is also the key point or the reasons why India and Pakistan did not get along well. Because of this, the diplomatic relationships between the two countries are on the fire and both countries has been witnesses few war to fought over Kashmir. Behind this conflicts, we can find a lot of other historical events that happen due to this among this is a country name Bangladesh was born from East Pakistan. This article is designed to help explain the situation in the region and the significance of Kashmir to India and Pakistan. To accomplish this goal we will first discuss the genesis of the conflict and the benefit of Kashmir interns of resources,

Culture can be defined as “learned patterns of perception, values, and behaviours, shared by a group of people, that are dynamic and heterogeneous “(Martin & Nakayama, pg 32). The purpose of this paper is to present research on a conflict involving different cultural groups. The paper will integrate library research as well as focus on two specific aspects of conflict for my research. Those aspects will be; the history of the relationships between cultural groups and culture conceptions of women. The war in Kashmir is the cultural conflict I have chosen to research.

THE kings of yore often kept a whipping boy who could be used to vent their frustrations on and be blamed for their mistakes and misfortune. Today, America appears to have adopted Pakistan as its favourite whipping boy.

Political identities may be realized in this way but they may be and are accommodated in other fashion (Taylor,1979 p-1) Identity is a quality of the individual that a part of the common criteria of individual maturity according to national perspective. Identity crisis is an important theme of adolescence a time when various type life of law are tired out. It is important to note that one autonomy by the using social links for all. Language, religion and whole politics are each essential. In this way, Pakistan, India and Bangladesh have given the great identity to keep off the nationalism through politics.

The author of this book is Khaled Ahmed. Khaled Ahmed was in the Pakistan Foreign Service from 1969 to 1978. He left it to become a journalist of distinction in The Pakistan Times. He is a former consulting editor of Daily Times; resident editor of The Frontier Post; joint editor of The Nation and assistant editor of The Pakistan Times. He is a founder-member of Track-two Neemrana Dialogue between India and Pakistan. He is currently Director, South Asian Free Media Association (SAFMA), Lahore. He contributes regular

The conflict in Kashmir appears to most as a bilateral territorial conflict between India and Pakistan. The roots of the conflict are often traced back to August 1947, when the erstwhile British India was partitioned into two new nation-states – India and Pakistan. The foundation of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan was the ‘Two-Nation’ theory propounded by Mohammed Ali Jinnah’s, the Leader of the All India Muslim League till August 1947, and then the first Governor-General of Pakistan. The demand for a separate independent state for Muslims living in British India was founded on the apprehension that they shall be prejudiced against in the Hindu-majority state of India. As per the said ‘Two-Nation’ theory, all such states and provinces where the majority of the population was Muslim were to become a part of Pakistan after the British withdrew from India, and the new nation-state of Pakistan was created.

Throughout history, South Asia has struggled to protect its’ borders from both foreigners and their own states. India, especially, has been known for it’s long history of dealing with security issues which has weakened the state. Conflicts risen from affairs such as the Partition have caused civilian battles that India struggled to contain. Other regional conflicts such as the Kashmir conflict and Indo-Pakistani war has led to India’s involvement and struggle to protect their own borders and welfare of their people. India has been forced to deal with maintaining stability not only within their own state but between themselves and other states as well. Despite India’s strain to provide welfare and security for their people, superpowers such as the United States and China view it as a legitimate state and worth having a relationship with. The dynamic of India’s insecurity yet legitimacy as a global force has coined the country to be known as a “strong-weak” state. India has the ability to be seen as a dominating state not only internationally, but in South Asia as well if they were able to overcome their security issues. The multidimensional insecurity of India is the main reason the state is a strong-weak state.

Cross table I features the circumstance of early relational unions in Pakistan even in the urban regions. There can be many reasons of early relational unions. In Pakistani setting, when a young lady is the fate of age, she is not any more considered as a kid and for the most part, this occurs at the age of 13-15 years. The second reason is that in the event of vagrant hood, who is there to secure a vagrant young lady of 16-18 years old if possess guardians are not there. In Pakistan such young ladies are , generally given something to do as local laborers and after that each bad form is dispensed to them even assault. So why not to wed her out and ensure her purity. The table backings this reality as all the wedded respondents were young

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