
Product Description
This book, Moral Rupture of Kashmir Society:
Impact of Prolonged Conflict, seeks to explore that
deeper story. It is not merely an account of
political events, militancy, counterinsurgency,
diplomacy, or competing national claims. Rather,
it is an inquiry into what happens to the ethical
foundations of a people when violence becomes
routine, fear becomes inherited, silence becomes
survival, and ideology begins to replace conscience.
Conflict does not only destroy buildings,
institutions, and lives. It also reshapes human
character. Over time, it alters the way people
think, trust, judge, and relate to one another.
In Kashmir, decades of instability have left visible
scars in the form of loss, displacement, and
economic disruption. But the invisible scars may
be even more profound


