Jan 30, 2025
Excerpt from Music in the Karakorams of Central Asia, 1974
Recorded in Hunza & Gilgit by David Lewiston
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Excerpt from Music in the Karakorams of Central Asia, 1974
Recorded in Hunza & Gilgit by David Lewiston
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A beautiful picture clicked in Hunza valley, one of the most beautiful places in the world.
Beautiful lakes of Naltar Valley in Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan
Kutiah Lungma Glacier in the Stak Valley of the Karakoram mountains (Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan).
The Kutiah Lungma Glacier holds the world record for the fastest glacial surge. In 1953, it moved forward over 12km in three months – averaging about 112m a day. The extent of the surge may not be accurate, as errors in reporting and chronology have been suggested, but it was certainly the fastest glacial surge on record.
Flag of Gilgit-Baltistan, an administrative territory in Pakistan.
from /r/vexillology Top comment: Subnational flags of Pakistan are all pretty cool!
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The scale of the intrusion points to careful planning over several months — maybe going back to August 2019 when the Modi government changed the constitutional status of Jammu & Kashmir. The government either overlooked or brushed aside (more likely the latter) the fact that China has been in occupation of a large tract of land in Ladakh over which it claims sovereignty; that it is building the Belt and Road connect to Pakistan through Gilgit-Baltistan which is a part of Ladakh; and that it had objected to India constructing a feeder road to link with the DBO road on the Indian side of the LAC. China must also have taken note of the Home Minister’s statement that Aksai Chin will be part of India.
P Chidambaram, ‘Dance of death’, Indian Express
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