India and Afghanistan`s History

Afghanistan and India share a long and storied history. The relationships are rooted in historic contacts and exchanges between the people of New Delhi and Kabul and their governments. In October 2011, the two countries signed the Strategic Partnership Agreement, which further strengthened relations between the two countries.

Democratization took place in Afghanistan after the Taliban were ousted. India provided aid and assisted in reconstruction efforts.

via: Tribune India

As the largest regional donor of aid to Afghanistan, India has provided $650-750 million in humanitarian and economic assistance.

via: JOC

For a long time, Afghanistan was a part of India in its eastern portions and the western portions were considered part of Afghanistan.

via: Insights

India imports various dry fruits, such as walnut, pine nuts, apricot, and anjeer to Afghanistan. India may see a shortage of these commodities, especially apricot and anjeer, since Afghanistan is the only source.

via: Hindustan Times

We are all aware of the current situation in Afghanistan. It seems that the news is getting worse every day.

via: The Epress Tribune

There are still so many people who feel unsafe here in India, which is why I suggest you go to Kabul, the capital of Afghanistan, which the Taliban almost seized. It aims to provide information to Muslims in India who feel unsafe or fear harassment, assault, or torture simply because they are Muslim.