Khosh Khabar

Khosh Khabar Acchi baatei bhi banti hei KHABAR In 2014, a deluge hit the Kashmir valley but as the water level went higher, the prejudices sank. them, it never became “WE”.

While Muslims ate food from Gurudwara, Hindus found home in Mosques. It was heartwarming to see that what makes Kashmir heavenly is not the landscape but divine qualities that were reflected during an earthly calamity. Indian media flooded the masses with the idea of what a great job army had done in saving kashmiri people and once the local media in Kashmir bounced back, they ensured to rebut all

the claims by saying that the true heroes were the local people themselves. The mental barriers that were washed way by the flood were created again and the lessons taught by the calamity proved to be transitory. The battle was always between us vs. And then, Khosh Khabar was born, to cover stories that reflect the constructive forces of the Kashmiri society. This is not a platform for advancing vain pride and show how great we are but to advance our insight and develop the capacity to understand that reality of human beings is their soul and as soul has no gender, race, caste etc so we all share the same spiritual heritage. Khosh Khabar brings diverse people together, it makes them ponder, wonder and believes that humans are created noble and everyone was born to carry forward an ever advancing civilization.

Conflict may divide land, but it cannot always divide people. The Partition of 1947 saw communities torn apart—but also ...
20/05/2025

Conflict may divide land, but it cannot always divide people. The Partition of 1947 saw communities torn apart—but also brought to light stories of unity, where individuals crossed lines of faith and fear to protect each other. These moments show that peace begins with people.

Conflict may divide land, but it cannot always divide people. The Partition of 1947 saw communities torn apart—but also brought to light stories of unity, where individuals crossed lines of faith and fear to protect each other. These moments show that peace begins with people.

I did an AI search on a list of people from India and Pakistan who called for peace and were not carried away by war hy...
16/05/2025

I did an AI search on a list of people from India and Pakistan who called for peace and were not carried away by war hysterics and jingoism across the border.

Here are the results :)

1. **Alia Bhatt** (India)
- Honored the sacrifice of soldiers and urged for calm, unity, and peace.

2. **Hina Khan** (India)
- Emphasized that “no one wins in a war” and prayed for de-escalation and peace.

3. **Dia Mirza** (India)
- Shared prayers for the protection of armed forces and all innocents, symbolizing hope for peace.

4. **Richa Chadha** (India)
- Urged people to reflect on the seriousness of war and its impact on border communities.

5. **Kareena Kapoor Khan** (India)
- Posted a prayer for peace and unity.

6. **Parineeti Chopra** (India)
- Shared a spiritual message and supported the ceasefire.

7. **Malaika Arora** (India)
- Expressed relief at the ceasefire and hope that peace would prevail.

8. **Raveena Tandon** (India)
- Welcomed the ceasefire and encouraged vigilance for sustained peace.

9. **Mehwish Hayat** (Pakistan)
- Condemned violence, honored the nation’s spirit, and reiterated Pakistan’s desire for peace.

10. **Hina Khwaja Bayat** (Pakistan)
- Stated, “No one wins a war. Peace is the only answer!” urging both countries to wake up.

11. **Sarah Khan** (Pakistan)
- Spoke about the pain and division caused by repeated conflict, advocating for peace.

12. **Aima Baig** (Pakistan)
- Prayed for peace and the strength of all affected, rejecting hatred.

13. **Zara Noor Abbas** (Pakistan)
- Condemned violence, urged empathy, and highlighted the trauma of war on children.

14. **Durefishan Saleem** (Pakistan)
- Called for dialogue, not war, and warned against cycles of hatred.

15. **Ali Safina & Hira Tareen** (Pakistan)
- Prayed for safety and peace, condemning hatred and destruction.

16. **Sabeena Farooq** (Pakistan)
- Hoped no innocent life was lost and urged compassion for all.

17. **Usama Khan** (Pakistan)
- Asserted that war is never an option and urged for peace.

18. **Ushna Shah** (Pakistan)
- Warned of the catastrophic cost of war between nuclear powers and called for unity.

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10/05/2025

Ceasefire has been announced ; the next round of Indo Pak talks is on 12 May.

As both sides are spreading misinformation, please verify the news using other fact checking sites.
10/05/2025

As both sides are spreading misinformation, please verify the news using other fact checking sites.

Viral social media posts claim to show India's attacks on Pakistan and Pakistan-administered Kashmir. But some videos are used out of context and are seemingly aimed at stoking tensions even further.

To our eyes this globe appears spacious; yet when we look upon it with divine eyes, it is reduced to the tiniest atom. T...
09/05/2025

To our eyes this globe appears spacious; yet when we look upon it with divine eyes, it is reduced to the tiniest atom. This small planet is not worthy of division. Is it not one home, one native land? Is not all humanity one race? Creationally there is no difference whatsoever between the peoples.

08/05/2025
When diverse perspectives come together, a coherent picture is formed.
01/05/2025

When diverse perspectives come together, a coherent picture is formed.

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