One year ago, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government surprisingly stripped Jammu and Kashmir — its only Muslim-majority state — of its special autonomous territory status when it repealed Article 370.
The region was split into two federally controlled territories, with political representation taken away from the people of Kashmir and put it into the hands of Delhi.
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The move further strained diplomatic relations with India's neighbor Pakistan, which has shared the disputed Himalayan territory since it was split between the two countries in 1947.
Both countries claim this whole region in its entirety, but govern it only partially.
Earlier this week, Pakistan released a new official map showing all of Kashmir as its territory, a move rejected by India.