18-Apr-17 World View -- Worries grow that India is 'losing Kashmir,' as violence increases

[John]

18-Apr-17 World View -- Worries grow that India is 'losing Kashmir,' as violence increases


Video of Kashmir man tied to jeep further inflames anti-India violence

** 18-Apr-17 World View -- Worries grow that India is 'losing Kashmir,' as violence increases
** http://www.generationaldynamics.com/pg/ ... tm#e170418


Contents:
Video of Kashmir man tied to jeep further inflames anti-India violence
Signs grow in media that Indians are beginning worry about Kashmir


Keys:
Generational Dynamics, India, Pakistan, Kashmir,
Burhan Wani, Hizbul Mujahideen, P Chidambaram,
Narendra Modi, Rajnath Singh, Bipin Rawat

[jmm1184]

Has anyone done research into India's crisis wars that preceded the 1857 Rebellion?

The Battle of Plassey c. 1760 seems a somewhat likely candidate for a crisis climax in Bengal, and I've also read that Delhi was sacked sometime in the mid 1700s by Afghans & Persians. Meanwhile there was apparently a massive war between S. Indian Hindus/Marathas and the Muslim Mughals in the late 1600s, but that would not have directly preceded the 1857 Rebellion.

[John]

> Has anyone done research into India's crisis wars that preceded
> the 1857 Rebellion?

> The Battle of Plassey c. 1760 seems a somewhat likely candidate
> for a crisis climax in Bengal, and I've also read that Delhi was
> sacked sometime in the mid 1700s by Afghans & Persians. Meanwhile
> there was apparently a massive war between S. Indian
> Hindus/Marathas and the Muslim Mughals in the late 1600s, but that
> would not have directly preceded the 1857 Rebellion.

A couple of years ago I spent a month trying to figure out India's
generational history. The problem is that India is so big that it has
multiple timelines and multiple crisis wars, so it's total chaos to
figure out. Incidentally, it was something of a lucky break that I
figured out that the 1857 rebellion was a really big deal. It's
apparently a verboten topic among Hindus since they lost. So getting
a complete generational picture of India is a huge task. Good luck!