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 Kashmir Beauty: Kashmir is famous for its stunning natural scenery, and hence it is called "Paradise on Earth." It has snow-covered mountains, green valleys, crystal-clear lakes, and colorful gardens. Major attractions are Dal Lake with Shikara rides, Mughal gardens, and scenic places like Gulmarg, Sonmarg, and Pahalgam. The area changes with seasons—tulips in bloom during spring, greenery in summer, golden Chinar trees in autumn, and snow in winter. Kashmir is also renowned for its handicrafts, hospitality, and adventure sports such as trekking and skiing. Its eternal beauty turns it into a dreamland for tourists. Kashmir is famously referred to as "Paradise on Earth" due to its stunning natural scenery. Located in the midst of the Himalayas, it is blessed with majestic mountains, lush green meadows, calm lakes, and colorful gardens. The following is why Kashmir is so beautiful. Scenic Landscapes: Snow-Covered Mountains: The Pir Panjal and Zanskar ranges provide a...

 Why Kashmir Is vital for India Kashmir is vital to India for strategic, political, economic, cultural, and historical reasons. Here's a list of why Kashmir has immense value for India 1.     Strategic & Geopolitical Significance Border Security: Kashmir borders Pakistan, China, and Afghanistan, which makes it a strategic area for national security. Military Deployment: The area gives India strategic benefits, especially against threats posed by Pakistan and China. Siachen Glacier: India dominates Siachen, the globe's highest battlefield, important for sustaining military hegemony in the area. 1.     Political & Historical Significance Part and Parcel of India: Following partition in 1947, the erstwhile Maharaja of Jammu & Kashmir signed the Instrument of Accession with India, integrating Kashmir as an integral part of India. Symbol of Secularism: With its combination of Hindu, Muslim, and Buddhist communities, Kashmir is the true s...