Simmering Kashmir

For generations, the Kashmir conflict has not only preoccupied the people living there, but also world politics. A solution seems impossible, doesn't it?

This book talks about the history of the subcontinent from the 16th century and the British invasion, the division of the subcontinent and the political games after the division. The book tries to shed some light on the connection between the British invasion and Hindu-Muslim segregation, followed by hatred, division of the region, the Kashmiri conflict and a lack of trust between two states. The authors point out what went wrong on both sides and give recommendations on what can be done to end this conflict.

Sadaf is a Doctoral Scholar at University of Tokyo and Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS) Fellow. She has 6 years of experience in education and development sector, during which she has (a) Worked as member of Silver Oaks Schools & College System; (b) Managed Communications, Advocacy & Youth Mobilization at Idara e Taleem o Aagahi (ITA)-Center of Education and Consciousness; (c) Worked as Executive Director at Youth General Assembly (a social movement, to train and mobilize youth to work on UNs Sustainable Development Agenda, which she co-founded) and (d) Worked as an Advisory Mentor for Queens Young Leaders Program (UK).

As G20 Global Changer, she was involved in proposing recommendations, on education for sustainable development, for G20 leaders which were presented at G20 Summit, 2017 (Germany). Sadaf sits on Advisory Board of Global Education Conference, U.S.A. and serve as an SDG expert at Digital Hu-man Library (dHL), Canada.