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Editorial | Peace is our Goal

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May 11, 2025
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People living on the border in Jammu and Kashmir want peace. For many years, they have heard gunfire and blasts. Their homes have been damaged. Their animals have died. Many families had to run to safe places at night. Children are scared. Life is not normal.

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Peace is the hope of every family here. No one wants war. People want to live in peace, send children to school, and work in their fields. They want to sleep at night without fear. Peace is better than bullets. It is time to bring peace back.

Both the countries agreed to a ceasefire on the Line of Control (LoC) and the International Border in J&K. But sometimes, this ceasefire is broken. That is called a ceasefire violation. When this happens, people get hurt or killed. Houses are damaged. Schools are shut.

These violations must stop now. Soldiers on both sides must follow the rules. They must not fire without a reason. Leaders from both countries must talk often. They must make sure peace is kept. Peace will help people feel safe again in their villages.

Border villagers in J&K are brave. They face danger, but they keep going. Still, they need support. Schools near the border must stay open. Medical help should reach fast. Roads must be fixed. Farmers must get help to grow crops.

When there is firing, people run to bunkers. Some stay in relief camps. It is hard for children and old people. Shops close. Work stops. This must change. The government is working to improve things. They are building stronger houses and bunkers. They are giving support to families who lost homes or loved ones.

People want a normal life. They want to farm, work, study, and celebrate. They want freedom from fear.

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Peace in Jammu and Kashmir is not a dream. It is possible if we all try. Local leaders, teachers, and young people must work together. Women can play a big role in peace talks at the village level. Media should share stories of hope, not hate.

India and Pakistan must keep the peace. They must talk more and trust more. People on both sides of the LoC want the same thing: safety, education, and a good life.

Let us choose peace every day. Let us help people rebuild their lives. Let us give the children of border areas a safe future. The people of Jammu and Kashmir have suffered enough. Now they deserve peace and happiness.

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