How to pronounce “kashmir” in English

from Kashmir, but also it is I'm a Kashmiri myself.

I went to Kashmir.

This often happens in Kashmir after encounters with terrorists.

And he actually went to Kashmir, took a trip to Kashmir and bought home like three santoors because he didn't know really when

he'll be going back to Kashmir.

takes place in the state of Kashmir.

So this guy is from Kashmir.

These were some peaks in Kashmir we did not climb that were really hard, but we were so lucky to be at all these

And a lot of the Kashmiris and people from Jammu, which is the northern part of India, they used to play this instrument

So I can see the world from a politician in Kashmir.

So this instrument obviously had its roots in Kashmir.

He read something in the paper about landmines-- up in Kashmir between India and Pakistan, a lot of landmines,

Does everybody know the political back story to Kashmir?

Yeah, Kashmiri. I'm craving for dum aloo.

But I'm happy to be-- having done "Accidental Prime Minister," the latest film "Kashmir Files."

and recently released film, "The Kashmir Files."

I've been part of Punjab, Kashmir, Orissa, Kerala, which means that I've had a chance as an actor to explore all those cultures.

And they slowly made their way through the Silk Road and to Kashmir.

The rabab is a Afghan instrument, in Kashmir, also-- Central Asia.

But if you look closely, from Tamil Nadu to Jammu and Kashmir, you will always find people whose names include ‘Ram’ in some form.

been a long period of unrest in in period of unrest in uh in Pakistan Pakistan-administered Kashmir.

I have been brought up in Srinagar, Kashmir.

So these structures, many of them are running several x Kashmir to which is the north-south distance of Maharashtra.

And so digitally speaking, if there is a clash between the police and militants in Kashmir,

And we took a bus, like a 4 by 4 up to Kashmir, which is the disputed territory of India and Pakistan.

And the Pakistani government has more or less supported terror groups to do their bidding in Kashmir.

The Indian Government has always hated the idea of having a third party working on the issue of Kashmir and has kept everyone well out of that.

than Haiti, tsunami, and the Kashmir earthquake put together, yet it got zero coverage, very little coverage in the global media.

male #3: Salman Ahmad: Okay, so he wants to know about the experience of performing in Kashmir.

I saw that earthquake in Kashmir where 3 million people just got dislodged because of the earthquake, and as I'm watching this I'm like, genuinely, quite

the issues that I face- whether it's with the Big Issue or with Bosnia or with Kashmir.

I'd like to also thank Germany-- Israel, Pakistan, Kashmir.

And I had the responsibility of carrying the battles and the tragedy of all those 500,000 Kashmiri Hindus who were thrown out

Just to put it in perspective, India, which is a large country, from Kashmir to runs 3,300 kilometers.

And my mentor, Pandit Shivkumar Sharma, he's from Jammu and Kashmir.

And then, linked to all of that is, over time-- so the state of Kashmir, for example, it lost hundreds of millions of dollars in lost business,

A year later, when they put in the effects of Chinese soybeans, production and some others, two billion, about 1.9 billion people, India and Pakistan over Kashmir.

He completed a walk of hope in 2015-2016, a 15-month-long journey from Kanyakumari to Kashmir, spanning 7,500 kilometers

Well, probably working in these refugee camps, whether it was in Lebanon or Kashmir or Sri Lanka

He then went on to become an officer in the Indian military, and was in combat in Kashmir and in several other active combat

And the scenario, it evolved from just the situation you described, the dispute over Kashmir.

So we carried on to Mount Damavand, which is the highest peak in Iran, and then we went to Kashmir, so we were so lucky.

But if you look around the world in the 20th century at South Africa, at the problems in Northern Ireland, at Palestine in particular, Kashmir, a lot of these things were the result

He played the first ever rock concert in war torn Kashmir, and he's

All of a sudden everybody starts screaming, "Kashmir!"

And when we went for the first time -- our bend toured India for the first time in '98 -- we got so many emails from Kashmir, from Srinagar of teenagers wanting us to go and

That's what Kashmir was.

We went to all these places you can't go to now, and we joined up with the local Kashmiri Mountaineering and Hiking Club, who knew about all these mountains that

And I got up in the morning and I said, "I'm actually going to go to Kashmir.