#Connecting South Asia | 26 Jan, 2025 I South Asia Focus #SAF Episode

India shines at Davos, educational institution in PoJK faces threats

The 2025 World Economic Forum in Davos highlighted India’s growing global economic influence. With historic investments signed by Maharashtra and Telangana, the country’s resilience and potential stood out, attracting global attention. India's strategic initiatives, like 'Make in India,' have made it a destination hub for investment, particularly in sectors like green energy and real estate. In Pakistan-Occupied Jammu and Kashmir, the situation at the Degree College in Chinari is shedding light on the growing influence of the land mafia. Encroachments on the college ground are disrupting students' academic environment, as illegal occupation by powerful individuals continues to escalate due to the absence of a protective boundary wall. In response, students are staging protests, demanding immediate intervention from the authorities to secure their educational space.

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Видео #Connecting South Asia | 26 Jan, 2025 I South Asia Focus #SAF Episode канала South Asia Focus (#SAF)
South Asia Focus, South Asia News, Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Nepal, Maldives, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, India News, Pakistan News, Nepal News, Afghanistan News, Davos, Investments, Maharashtra, Telangana, Global Economic Influence, Resilience, Make in India, Green Energy, Real Estate, Educational Institution, PoJK, Land Mafia, Degree College, Chinari, Encroachments, College Ground, Students, Protests, Authorities, Protective Boundary Wall