Morning strikes by Pak military: JCO, BSF trooper among 7 killed; projectile debris found at many border areas

Jammu/Pathankot: Seven persons, including a JCO and a BSF trooper, were killed and several others injured in mortar shelling and drone strikes by Pakistani military early Saturday in India’s border districts where debris of unidentified projectiles were also found and a crater was formed in an agricultural field. However, as the day was drawing to…

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Pakistan violated understanding on stopping military actions, armed forces responding: India

New Delhi:  Hours after India and Pakistan on Saturday reached an understanding on stopping military actions, the arrangement came under severe pressure with New Delhi blaming Islamabad for breaching it. In a media briefing close to midnight, Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri called upon Pakistan to take “appropriate steps” to address these violations and deal with…

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Where Is Mohammad Younus Now? India’s New Doctrine Redraws the Subcontinental Map

Mohammad Younus, the so-called advisor to the caretaker government in Bangladesh and a controversial Nobel laureate, recently made headlines for his reckless remark: if India were to strike Pakistan, Dhaka would align with China to “occupy” India’s seven northeastern states. Today, Younus is conspicuously silent. So is Pakistan’s Chief of Army Staff, General Asif Masud,…

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Operation Sindhoor: Ceasefire Euphoria is Shortsighted

The euphoric coverage by visual media over the ceasefire announcement is not just premature—it is myopic, purblind, and strategically wasteful. It’s never too late to learn from the annals of military history. But history shows, time and again, that humanity rarely does. To borrow Bismarck’s famous words: “Fools learn from their own mistakes; wise men…

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Standards of living leading to Childlessness-II

Etiology of infertility varies from region to region and from one population to another, and even from one locality to another within the same population. Childlessness has serious demographic, social, and health implications. In India by using National Family Health Survey-2 (1998-1999) and National Family Health Survey-3 (2005-2006) data. The study population consists of women…

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Hanuman searches in uthe nderground halls for Sita

Through the swirling mists of uncertainty, amidst the opulence and might of Lanka’s resplendent yet shadowed corridors, strode Hanuman—the mighty son of Vayu—on his grand quest to find the divine Sita. In the labyrinth of the demon king’s palatial stronghold, where power and piety clashed against darkness and mystery, no reasonable clue yet revealed itself…

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Prachanda Narasimha Temple-Kashi

Prachanda Narasimha Temple is located near Assi Ghat in Varanasi. Among countless temples in Kashi, it stands out as a powerful shrine dedicated to Lord Vishnu’s fierce avatar, Lord Narasimha. The temple is not only spiritually important but also deeply rooted in mythological legend and healing energy. Unlike many calm and peaceful forms of Lord…

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