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The Father Who Sent his Sons to the Frontline

29 October, 2020 By Radhika Daga

Mohandas Karmchand Gandhi - the major Sergant

Popularly revered as the ‘father of the nation’ by Indians or idolised as the defender of ‘ahimsa’ globally further re-christened as the ‘chatur baniya’ recently, he is the one who has names as many as his personas. A saturated view pressed against the cult of ahimsa was given away as a noted Indian politician recalled […]

Theatrics cannot pay dividends in new age Kashmir

28 October, 2020 By Dr. Simrit Khalon

People’s Alliance for Gupkar Declaration

The family run so-called mainstream parties of the erstwhile state of Jammu and Kashmir, mainly the National Conference (NC) and the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), ruled the state (in turns) for decades on end by propagating euphoric dreams. The NC spoke incessantly about “autonomy” while the PDP forcefully spoke of “self rule.” Both concepts did […]

The blackest chapter in the history of Jammu and Kashmir

24 October, 2020 By Col. Jaibans Singh

Pakistan sponsored mercenaries 1947 invasion of Kashmir

The time span from 22 October to 26 October, 1947 is remembered as the blackest chapter in the history of the erstwhile state of Jammu and Kashmir that now stands re-designated as the Union Territory of Jammu Kashmir and the Union Territory of Ladakh. This period marks the illegal invasion of the state by Pakistan […]

Police and Paramilitary in J&K hold significant operational responsibility

20 October, 2020 By Onkareshwar Pandey

CRPF Jawan on duty in J&K

More than two decades back, in 1999, operational responsibility for Srinagar city and adjoining urban areas was vested upon JK Police and paramilitary forces, mainly the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF). The Indian Army remained responsible for the Line of Control and the hinterland, particularly the remote higher reaches where the terrorists kept their bases. […]

FATF can maintain its credibility only by blacklisting Pakistan

16 October, 2020 By strategicprism

FATF can maintain its credibility only by blacklisting Pakistan

Pakistan’s Prime Minister Imran Khan has, in the last few days, become quite vocal in airing his deep concerns about the possible blacklisting of the country by the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) in its plenary meeting scheduled for 21-23 October, 2020. “If Pakistan is put on FATF’s blacklist, then like Iran, deals will end. […]

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