From sandbagged Indian army bunkers dug deep into the Pir Panjal mountains in the Himalayas, villages on the Pakistan-controlled side of Kashmir appear precariously close, on the other side of the Line of Control that for the past 73 years has divided the region between the two nuclear-armed rivals. The terrain is tough and the life of civilians living in the area is even tougher, with them often caught in the line of fire. Here are some pictures from the region.

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