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CU organizes debate on 'LOC Crisis - Way Ahead' 11/7/2014 11:39:04 PM Early Times Report Jammu, Nov 7: Central University of Jammu organized a panel discussion on the topic 'LOC Crisis - Way Ahead' which is a contemporary and burning issue, moderated by Prof. Sanjay Chaturvedi from Panjab University, Chandigarh. The panel also included Prof. Parikshit Manhas, Dr. Mihir Alam and Dr.J. Jegan Naathan Prof. Sanjay Chaturvedi initiated the discussion by highlighting the India Pakistan relations which evolved under the shadow of partition. He further stressed that the histories of mobility in South Asia are much older than the histories of territoriality and thus the historical perspective plays a very important role in terms of culture and politics. He also emphasized on the geo political role and the its two aspects i.e. state centric and people centric. Further he discussed city based diplomacy and engagement of people in foreign policy. In the light of city based diplomacy he encouraged the Jammu government and people to contribute in the making of the foreign policy. He also motivated attention towards the role of students to be open to such discussions and try not to create such imaginary boundary at their level. He encouraged student's participate in festivals like 'Baba Chamlayal' and similar ones. He suggested the gathering to not allow the line to control our lives but to make the line as blurred as possible. Prof. Parikshit Manhas highlighted that mobility is the basic way of removing all crisis and basic sufferers of the crisis are the common people and stakeholders. According to him three major methods would help reduce the crisis; trade, education and tourism. He believes that if the economic condition is stable the border issues can be resolved even more smoothly.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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