Government Erases Its 'Red Line' On Hurriyat: Pragmatism Trumps Polemics?
Tonight on The Buck Stops Here:
Government Erases Its 'Red Line' On Hurriyat: Pragmatism Trumps Polemics?
On The Buck Stops Here, we debate the Hurriyat rollback. The Modi government has quietly erased its own 'red line' and called separatists Indian citizens who are free to meet anyone. We ask: has PM Modi's tough Pakistan policy got a reality check?
'No Soldier Wants War': Kargil Martyr's Daughter Fights For Peace
On The Buck Stops Here, Gurmehar Kaur, who lost her father in the Kargil war when she was just two years old, tells her story of how she went from blaming all Muslims for her father's death to a peace activist. "War is brutal, everybody talks about war and passing away and shaheed, but nobody tells you what happens to the families. I feel there shouldn't be any more girls (who have to suffer) like me," she said.
Government Erases Its 'Red Line' On Hurriyat: Pragmatism Trumps Polemics?
On The Buck Stops Here, we debate the Hurriyat rollback. The Modi government has quietly erased its own 'red line' and called separatists Indian citizens who are free to meet anyone. We ask: has PM Modi's tough Pakistan policy got a reality check?
'No Soldier Wants War': Kargil Martyr's Daughter Fights For Peace
On The Buck Stops Here, Gurmehar Kaur, who lost her father in the Kargil war when she was just two years old, tells her story of how she went from blaming all Muslims for her father's death to a peace activist. "War is brutal, everybody talks about war and passing away and shaheed, but nobody tells you what happens to the families. I feel there shouldn't be any more girls (who have to suffer) like me," she said.
