Terrorist activities and mutual distrust have clouded india-pakistan relations. To what extent the use of soft power like sports and cultural exchanges could help generate goodwill between the two countries? Discuss with suitable examples
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India and Pakistan have a long history of mutual distrust and terrorist activities that have clouded the relationship.
Soft power such as sports and cultural activities could generate goodwill between the two countries, and this would definitely give prominent benefits to improve better relationship in a good manner.
But as far as the common people of both countries are not ready to reconcile and Pakistan does not stop terrorist activities, its effects can be kept limited.