”We have found only love and hospitality in Pakistan” Indian Journalists. Jammu and Kashmir based Mr.Chanchal Manohar Singh and Mr.K.singh currently visiting Pakistan on the invitation of National Press Club, Islamabad
By;Asghar Ali 
Mubarak
Islamabad;The Editor-in-Chief, Punjabkhabar.com Chanchal Manohar Singh visited national press club islamabad and med with the President South Asian Sports Journalists Association SASJA and Founder President Diplometic correspondents fourm of Pakistan Asghar Ali Mubarak ,PFUJ President Afzal Butt,NPC Secretry Imran Delhon,President Shakeel Anjum,senior journalists Ahsan Premee,M.Yaseen Hashmi,newly elected president RIUJ Mubarak Zeb and other at National Press Club Islamabad.,PFUJ President Afzal Butt while talking to Editor-in-Chief, Punjabkhabar.com Chanchal Manohar Singh stated that peace in the region is very important for economic groth and prosperity. The Editor-in-Chief, Punjabkhabar.com Chanchal Manohar Singh stated that the need for dialogue between India and Pakistan at all levels is even more important now as both countries have no choice but to resolve all disputes through dialogue.Mr.Chanchal Manohar Singh editor-in-chief of Punjabkhabar.com, is currently visiting Pakistan on the invitation of National Press Club, Islamabad. He also runs the ‘Society for Promotion of Peace’ that works to enhance people-to-people contact between India and Pakistan.NPC Secretry Imran Delhon told that pakistani media is very responcible and playing his positive role. Founder President Asghar Ali Mubarak while talikng to the vetron indian journalist said that sports can play a vital role among the two atomic nation.Peoples to peoples contect is need of the day.He said both side peopls wants peace in region.Mr. Chanchal Manohar Singh will left for India on 17th August along with other Jammu and Kashmir based journalist Mr,S.K.singh.Mr. Chanchal Manohar Singh said that“I have been to Pakistan almost 40 times and brought nine delegations from India and similarly invited many from Pakistan. There is no hatred among people. We have found only love and hospitality in Pakistan and same are the feelings of the participants of Pakistani delegations when they visit India. Hatred is promoted only by political parties and religious segments that work under the influence of certain ideology.”About rising extremism in India and recent attacks on Muslims, Editor-in-Chief, Punjabkhabar.com Chanchal Manohar Singh said that such developments are of great concern for the majority that believes in peace and humanity. “There is strong resistance towards such incidents,” he said citing the reference of a campaign “Not in my name” against mob attacks.The Editor-in-Chief, Punjabkhabar.com Chanchal Manohar Singh said that “Thousands of people including film stars came out in New Dehli, Kolkata, Hyderabad, Bengaluru, Thiruvananthapuram and Chandigarh just to record their protest against this trend. It was because of that protest the government announced reviewing its notification of banning the sale of animals in the market,” he said. He admitted that such incidents were making Muslims insecure and demoralised.He said fter the 1984 operation, the movement for a separate homeland died down. The majority of Sikh community is not in favour of a separate homeland at this time. Then came the popular Anandpur Sahib Resolution by Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) that demanded all powers for the state of Punjab other than defence, finance, and foreign affairs. But this movement has also lost popular demand and there is no strong support for this resolution since the last 10 years. With SAD being part of BJP’s National Democratic Alliance (NDA), there are no chances of this movement getting public support in the near future. SAD has now become so ineffective that they don’t even issue a condemnation statement on lynching incidents against Muslims.”About the main reason behind antagonism between the two countries, he said Kashmir issue is the biggest hurdle in way of peace. “There is only one solution. Let the Kashmiri people on both sides decide their fate,” he said, adding that political forces get the benefit of this lingering dispute. “Opportunities came when Kashmir resolution was just one signature away but the Indian leadership changed the decision at the last moment to gain political benefits,” he said referring to the Agra agreement.Talking about chances of India joining the CPEC, he said India has made it an issue of sovereignty and its chances of joining CPEC are not very bright. “Even if India agrees to join, would Pakistan allow that?” he asked, agreeing that the road network could benefit the whole region. “The development of the whole SAARC region has suffered because of India-Pakistan tension. Peace between these two countries can change the fate of this region.”Talking about what gives him hope that peace can be achieved between the two countries, he said the situation never remains the same. “If the world can achieve peace after World War I and World War II, how can we say that there can’t be any peace between India and Pakistan? The situation changes with time. We can’t afford to stop the peace efforts whatever little that may be,” he said.The Editor-in-Chief, Punjabkhabar.com Chanchal Manohar Singh passed his frist M.A. ,1970, Punjabi University, Patiala, M.Litt. 1973,Punjabi University, Patiala, Bachelor of Journalism, 1975, Punjabi University, Patiala,1980 Worked as a Journalist with the daily newspaper Indian Express, Chandigarh Since 1992, Executive Editor, Indian Reporter and World News, Chicago (USA), a weekly newspaper in English for the NRIs, Worked as a Special Correspondent with The Pioneer, a daily English newspaper, Chandigarh Edition,Editor, Ajoke Punjabi, a monthly published from Chandigarh,Editor-in-Chief, Punjabkhabar.com, a news Web site in English language,Writer, Columnist, T.V. Commentator on Punjab and Pakistan ,Media advisor for print media,electronic media and public relations ,Chairman, Society for Promotion of Peace,Life Member, Chandigarh Management Association (CMA) affiliated to all India Management Association, New Delhi.Member, South Asia Free Media Association (SAFMA), an organisation of Journalists of eight South Asian countries based in Lahore, Pakistan,Member, Punjabi University Alumni Association, Punjabi University, Patiala, India,Member Governing Council Punjabi University Alumni Association, Chandigarh.Member, Chandigarh Golf Academy (CGA), Golf Range, Sector 6, Chandigarh.It is located in picturesque surroundings in the Himalayan foothills close to Sukhan Lake, Chandigarh. It also provides Golf training and practice facilities for professional Golfers as well as for budding Golfers. It’s restaurant and bar provide beautiful dinning facilities and high quality food.Political Views Protagonist of Sarbat Da Bhala ( welfare of all), Pro-Dalits and Economically Backward Classes,Indo-Pak peace activist ,Commitment Social Development of Society,Countries visited USA, UK, Canada, China, Thailand, Sri Lanka, Pakistan and Nepal,his Hobbies are Golf,Travelling, Photography, Cooking Personality.He is very State forward and frank even with closest people which sometimes annoys them.
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