The India Pakistan conflict spans decades, centered primarily on the disputed region of Jammu and Kashmir. Multiple wars, proxy battles, and diplomatic standoffs have marked their relationship since 1947. Despite international mediation efforts, deep-rooted political, religious, and territorial issues hinder resolution. The conflict impacts regional security, economic progress, and nuclear stability. Both nations continue to navigate this volatile equation, balancing national pride with global pressures for peace. The path to lasting resolution remains elusive, though dialogue is still possible.