Remittances to Azad Kashmir
Remittances to Azad Kashmir are money transfers from Azad Kashmiri diaspora employed outside the territory to family, friends or relatives residing in Azad Kashmir.[1][2]
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Azad Kashmir topicsCapital: Muzaffarabad
- History of Kashmir
- History of Azad Kashmir
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- Princely state of Jammu and Kashmir
- Poonch jagir
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- Partition of India
- 1947 Poonch Rebellion
- First Kashmir War
- Kashmir conflict
- Timeline of the Kashmir conflict
- Indo-Pakistani wars
- Line of Control
- Shaksgam tract
- Simla Agreement
- Kashmir insurgency
- Jammu Kashmir Liberation Front
- Hizbul Mujahideen
- Kashmir Solidarity Day
- Kashmir earthquake
- Karachi Agreement
- Interim Constitution
- Presidents
- Prime Ministers
- Ministry of Kashmir Affairs
- Legislative Assembly
- Flag
- Anthem
- Seal
- Districts
- Cities
- Pothohar Plateau
- Poonch River
- Neelum River
- Chicken's Neck (Pakistan)
- Line of Control
- Mangla Dam
- Remittances to Azad Kashmir
- Japan International Cooperation Agency
- Quaid-e-Azam Stadium
- Bagh stadium
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