India's Modi Scraps Kashmir Autonomy

The transcript discusses the Indian Prime Minister Modi's optimistic view on Kashmir's future, promising economic opportunities and political rights. However, the region is under curfew with communication cut off, leading to tensions. Historically, Kashmir has been a conflict zone between India and Pakistan, both nuclear-armed nations. Pakistan's Prime Minister Imran Khan warns of potential genocide post-curfew. The situation remains volatile with risks of violence, and Pakistan is considering military options as diplomatic avenues dwindle.

What benefits did the Prime Minister claim would result from the changes in Kashmir?

• Increased tourism

• More economic opportunities and government jobs

• Improved healthcare facilities

• Better educational institutions

What is the historical significance of the Kashmir region in India-Pakistan relations?

• It has been a flashpoint leading to three wars

• It is a newly disputed territory

• It has been a peaceful region with no conflicts

• It is a region known for its economic prosperity

What warning did Pakistan's Prime Minister give regarding the situation in Kashmir?

• An increase in tourism

• A warning of a genocide

• A potential economic collapse

• A rise in educational opportunities

What risks are associated with the current situation in Kashmir?

• A decrease in population

• An improvement in international relations

• Increased cross-border terrorism

• A rise in global oil prices

What has Pakistan exhausted in response to the Kashmir situation?

• Diplomatic options

• Military resources

• Economic sanctions

• Cultural exchanges