Photo Source: New Indian Express By Naveed Qazi | Editor, Globe UpFront W hen a suicide bomber blew himself up near Pulwama, Kashmir in February 2019, in an SUV containing 80 kg high-grade RDX, by ramming into a travelling bus, he caused maximum damage, to his enemy, by killing 40 personnel of the 76 th battalion.  The relations between two feuding neighbours, in the subcontinent, reached a new low. Indian military officials, in their nationalism whims, assured of an answer within 100 hours. An attack on the Indian army, in this manner, reminded us of the highly volatile war zones, such as Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria and Yemen, where such retaliatory aggressions are common.  But, in a place, such as Kashmir, suicide bombings, making large causalities, have been largely unheard of, and are uncommon too. Although, there have been some previous episodes of suicide bombings turned up as failed undertakings, in Kashmir valley, especially a failed attempt near the...