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Opinion | Kashmir under Modi’s Regime: A Local’s Perspective

By : Syed Jahanzeeb

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January 16, 2025
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The journey under Modi’s government is one of progress, and we are all ready to embrace the opportunities that lie ahead.

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Living in Kashmir, we’ve seen many changes over the years, and since Narendra Modi’s government came to power, there have been some significant developments that have impacted our lives in various ways. While the political landscape has certainly shifted, there’s no denying that change, when managed well, brings progress. For us here in Kashmir, this has been a time of transformation and, for many, a renewed sense of hope for the future. One of the most defining moments in recent history was the decision in 2019 to modify the constitutional framework that had existed for decades. The removal of Article 370 was a bold move that sparked a lot of conversation, not just within our community but across the entire country. For some, it was seen as a step toward greater integration, while for others, it signaled a fresh beginning with new opportunities. Whatever one’s perspective, there’s a consensus that it has opened the door to significant changes.
Since that time, the government has been focused on bringing about major improvements to the infrastructure and economy of Kashmir. The changes may not have been instant, but there’s been a clear shift toward modernization. The region has seen a focus on better roads, improved connectivity, and modern facilities, which are already making a difference in our daily lives. New roads, upgraded airports, and expanding business opportunities are a sign of the times. For example, the focus on improving infrastructure has not only made travel easier within Kashmir but has also strengthened our connectivity with the rest of the country. The new highways and bridges are reducing travel time, while the construction of new airports and expansion of existing ones is making it easier for people to come and go. This kind of connectivity is essential, especially for those of us in tourism and local businesses, as it brings in more visitors and opens up new markets. Tourism, which is such an integral part of our economy, has also seen attention from the government. As the infrastructure improves, more tourists are visiting Kashmir. People come to enjoy the natural beauty, the vibrant culture, and the warm hospitality that we’re known for.
With better facilities and security, visitors now feel more comfortable exploring our stunning landscapes. We’re seeing a steady increase in the number of tourists, which is good news for the local businesses that depend on them. Hotels, restaurants, and markets are buzzing again, and that’s something we can all be thankful for. Another area that has been receiving attention is the economic growth and job creation. The central government has taken steps to attract investment and foster entrepreneurship. New industries are slowly being introduced, and this is creating fresh opportunities for the youth here. There’s a growing focus on skill development and education, and many young people are finding ways to tap into new careers and markets. Whether it’s through setting up new businesses, expanding agriculture, or getting involved in emerging sectors like technology and digital media, there is a sense of optimism for what the future holds.
The government’s push for development has also led to improvements in health and education. New hospitals and medical facilities are being set up, which means better access to healthcare for everyone. The focus on education is ensuring that our children have the skills they need to compete on a national level. Whether it’s better schools, vocational training centers, or access to higher education, there’s a clear effort to ensure that the next generation of Kashmiris is prepared for success. For us, living through these changes has been both exciting and encouraging. There’s a sense that things are moving forward, and while progress may take time, the foundation is being laid for a more prosperous future. The central government’s approach has focused on stability, development, and bringing together all of India, and we are beginning to see the fruits of this vision.
It’s important to note that while these changes are significant, they also come with challenges that need to be carefully managed. But there’s a growing belief that with the right vision and leadership, we can overcome any hurdles and emerge stronger. The commitment to peace, prosperity, and unity, as outlined by the central government, is something we can all rally behind. We, the people of Kashmir, are looking forward to taking advantage of the opportunities that these changes bring. It’s a time of renewal, and the possibilities seem endless. With continued investment in infrastructure, tourism, industry, and education, we’re seeing the building blocks of a brighter, more connected Kashmir. We’re not just spectators in this process, but active participants, as we work alongside the government and businesses to ensure that the changes benefit everyone. The hope for a better tomorrow is alive, and it’s something we’re all striving for. Kashmir has always been a land of resilience, beauty, and culture, and now, more than ever, there is a sense of hope and determination among the people. There’s a growing belief that the future holds great promise, not just for those of us who call this place home, but for the entire country as we move forward together. The journey under Modi’s government is one of progress, and we are all ready to embrace the opportunities that lie ahead. With better infrastructure, more investment, and a focus on education and job creation, Kashmir’s future looks bright, and we are excited to see what the coming years bring.
Writer can be reached at syedjahanzeeb2@gmail.com

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