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Let us now move from domestic politics and take a look at some of the areas of conflict in international relations in this region. The post-Cold War era has not meant the end of conflicts and tensions in this region. We have already noted the conflicts around internal democracy or ethnic differences. But there are also some very crucial conflicts of an international nature. Given the position of India in this region, most of these conflicts involve India.

The most salient and overwhelming of these conflicts is, of course, the one between India and Pakistan. Soon after the partition, the two countries got embroiled in a conflict over the fate of Kashmir. The Pakistani government claimed that Kashmir belonged to it. Wars between India and Pakistan in 1947-48 and 1965 failed to settle the matter.

Which war between India and Pakistan resulted in the division of the province of Jammu and Kashmir into Pakistan-occupied Kashmir and the Indian province of Jammu and Kashmir divided by the LOC?

The 1947-48 war

The correct answer is Option 1 - The 1947-48 war

The 1947-48 war resulted in the division of the province of Jammu and Kashmir into Pakistan-occupied Kashmir and the Indian province of Jammu and Kashmir divided by the Line of Control.