The Current Situation in Jammu and Kashmir: Five Years After Article 370

📝Jammu and Kashmir's status changed from a state to a union territory after Article 370 was abrogated in 2019.

🏔️The region has seen a growth in tourism, with an increase in the number of tourists visiting Jammu and Kashmir.

🔒There is a sense of freedom and empowerment among the people of Jammu and Kashmir, with a focus on their own lives and opportunities.

🗳️There is a divided opinion on the need for public representation, with some people preferring district development council elections instead of MLAs.

🏢The region has seen an increase in business activity, with new coaching and training institutions and a buzzing market.

What was the impact of abrogating Article 370?

—The status of Jammu and Kashmir changed from a state to a union territory, bringing changes in governance and security.

Are there any improvements in tourism?

—Yes, there has been an increase in the number of tourists visiting Jammu and Kashmir, giving a boost to the hospitality industry and local livelihoods.

Is there a sense of freedom and empowerment among the people?

—Yes, the people of Jammu and Kashmir feel a sense of freedom and empowerment, with a focus on their own lives and opportunities.

Are there any concerns about public representation?

—There is a divided opinion on the need for public representation, with some preferring district development council elections instead of MLAs.

Has there been an increase in business activity?

—Yes, there has been an increase in business activity, with new coaching and training institutions and a buzzing market in Jammu and Kashmir.

00:00In 2019, the Modi government abrogated Article 370, changing the status of Jammu and Kashmir from a state to a union territory.

01:30People in Jammu and Kashmir feel a sense of freedom and empowerment, with a focus on their own lives and opportunities.

03:30While some people are satisfied with the changes, there is a divided opinion on the need for public representation, with some preferring district development council elections instead of MLAs.

05:00Jammu and Kashmir has seen an increase in business activity, with new coaching and training institutions and a buzzing market.

06:30There has been an increase in the number of tourists visiting Jammu and Kashmir, giving a boost to the hospitality industry and local livelihoods.