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"First Saw Twins Playing, Then Found Bodies": Mehbooba Mufti Breaks Down
Former Jammu & Kashmir Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti broke down on Friday over the deaths of children during unprovoked firing by Pakistan.
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"State Funeral For Terrorists": India Blasts Pak Claim Of Civilians Killed
India has ripped into Pakistan for its continued support of cross-border terrorism, pointing to 'state funerals' for three terrorists - whom Pak has insisted were civilians - among the 100+ killed in Operation Sindoor.
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The Sharifs, 2 Generals, And Deja Vu For Pakistan
Pakistan remains a hybrid democracy at best. While civilian governments are elected in Islamabad, the locus of real power lies elsewhere in Rawalpindi, the headquarters of the Pakistan Army.
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India Neutralises Pak Drones And Missiles Aimed At 15 Cities, Destroys Air Defence System
Pakistan's attempts late last night and early this morning to escalate tension by targeting Indian military installations in the northern and western parts of the country - including Jammu and Kashmir, Punjab, and Gujarat - have been negated.
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Explosion Simulation In Bengaluru, Air Siren Drill In Delhi After Op Sindoor
Shrill air raid sirens, simulated explosions and blackouts, and firefighting and evacuation drills were the centre of attention at 244 locations Wednesday, including 100 sensitive 'civil defence districts' like nuclear plants, military bases.
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NDTV Ground Report: "Where Will We Go" - Uri Locals After Heavy Pak Shelling
Operation Sindoor: In the village of Salamabad, located barely ten kilometres from the Line of Control (LoC) in the Uri sector of Jammu and Kashmir, the aftermath of recent artillery fire from across the border paints a grim picture.
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Before 'Sindoor' There Was 'Meghdoot', 'Vijay': Past Military Ops Against Pak
'Operation Sindoor' was the codename for India's precision 25-minute military strike on terrorist training camps in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir that began at 1.25 am Wednesday.
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24 Strikes, 9 Terror Camps, 70 Killed: India Rained Hell For 25 Minutes
It took just 25 minutes for India to unleash 24 missiles that struck nine terror camps and killed 70 terrorists in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir.
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Why Operation Sindoor Is Unlike Any Mission India Has Ever Carried Out
Unlike the 2016 Uri surgical strikes, 2019 Balakot airstrikes, or other past Indian operations, which were limited in scale and scope, Operation Sindoor was technologically robust, expansive and unlike any mission India has ever carried out.
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How India Used HAMMER And SCALP To Hit Terror Camps In Operation Sindoor
In the early hours of Wednesday morning, India launched a military operation targeting terrorist infrastructure across Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (POK).
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Nissan Teases Two New Upcoming Cars, Launching This Year
Nissan has now released the teaser of its upcoming SUV and is expected to break cover by 2026. Check out the details now.
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S Sreesanth Breaks Silence On 3-Year Suspension Over Sanju Samson Row: "Not Aware..."
Former India cricketer S Sreesanth declined to comment on his three-year suspension by the Kerala Cricket Association, stating that he is not aware of the matter.
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Minor Raped For Days By Man She Befriended On Social Media, His Friend In Madhya Pradesh: Cops
A 14-year-old girl from Jabalpur in Madhya Pradesh was allegedly raped after being held hostage for three days by a man, whom she had befriended on a social media platform, along with his friend in neighbouring Mandla district, police said.
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"Country Going To Pay... ": When Rajiv Gandhi Opposed 1990 Reservation Move
As the ruling BJP and the Opposition Congress wage a political battle to claim credit for yesterday's announcement, here is a look at how the Grand Old Party responded to the Mandal Commission's report 35 years back and the grounds on which it oppose
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Caste Census Credit War, Day 2: BJP's Rajiv Gandhi Jab, Congress' Poster Shot
Caste census: A day after the caste census announcement, the battle for credit continued apace with the government and opposition each claiming ownership of the landmark exercise.
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"First Saw Twins Playing, Then Found Bodies": Mehbooba Mufti Breaks Down
Former Jammu & Kashmir Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti broke down on Friday over the deaths of children during unprovoked firing by Pakistan.
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"State Funeral For Terrorists": India Blasts Pak Claim Of Civilians Killed
India has ripped into Pakistan for its continued support of cross-border terrorism, pointing to 'state funerals' for three terrorists - whom Pak has insisted were civilians - among the 100+ killed in Operation Sindoor.
-
The Sharifs, 2 Generals, And Deja Vu For Pakistan
Pakistan remains a hybrid democracy at best. While civilian governments are elected in Islamabad, the locus of real power lies elsewhere in Rawalpindi, the headquarters of the Pakistan Army.
-
India Neutralises Pak Drones And Missiles Aimed At 15 Cities, Destroys Air Defence System
Pakistan's attempts late last night and early this morning to escalate tension by targeting Indian military installations in the northern and western parts of the country - including Jammu and Kashmir, Punjab, and Gujarat - have been negated.
-
Explosion Simulation In Bengaluru, Air Siren Drill In Delhi After Op Sindoor
Shrill air raid sirens, simulated explosions and blackouts, and firefighting and evacuation drills were the centre of attention at 244 locations Wednesday, including 100 sensitive 'civil defence districts' like nuclear plants, military bases.
-
NDTV Ground Report: "Where Will We Go" - Uri Locals After Heavy Pak Shelling
Operation Sindoor: In the village of Salamabad, located barely ten kilometres from the Line of Control (LoC) in the Uri sector of Jammu and Kashmir, the aftermath of recent artillery fire from across the border paints a grim picture.
-
Before 'Sindoor' There Was 'Meghdoot', 'Vijay': Past Military Ops Against Pak
'Operation Sindoor' was the codename for India's precision 25-minute military strike on terrorist training camps in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir that began at 1.25 am Wednesday.
-
24 Strikes, 9 Terror Camps, 70 Killed: India Rained Hell For 25 Minutes
It took just 25 minutes for India to unleash 24 missiles that struck nine terror camps and killed 70 terrorists in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir.
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Why Operation Sindoor Is Unlike Any Mission India Has Ever Carried Out
Unlike the 2016 Uri surgical strikes, 2019 Balakot airstrikes, or other past Indian operations, which were limited in scale and scope, Operation Sindoor was technologically robust, expansive and unlike any mission India has ever carried out.
-
How India Used HAMMER And SCALP To Hit Terror Camps In Operation Sindoor
In the early hours of Wednesday morning, India launched a military operation targeting terrorist infrastructure across Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (POK).
-
Nissan Teases Two New Upcoming Cars, Launching This Year
Nissan has now released the teaser of its upcoming SUV and is expected to break cover by 2026. Check out the details now.
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S Sreesanth Breaks Silence On 3-Year Suspension Over Sanju Samson Row: "Not Aware..."
Former India cricketer S Sreesanth declined to comment on his three-year suspension by the Kerala Cricket Association, stating that he is not aware of the matter.
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Minor Raped For Days By Man She Befriended On Social Media, His Friend In Madhya Pradesh: Cops
A 14-year-old girl from Jabalpur in Madhya Pradesh was allegedly raped after being held hostage for three days by a man, whom she had befriended on a social media platform, along with his friend in neighbouring Mandla district, police said.
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"Country Going To Pay... ": When Rajiv Gandhi Opposed 1990 Reservation Move
As the ruling BJP and the Opposition Congress wage a political battle to claim credit for yesterday's announcement, here is a look at how the Grand Old Party responded to the Mandal Commission's report 35 years back and the grounds on which it oppose
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Caste Census Credit War, Day 2: BJP's Rajiv Gandhi Jab, Congress' Poster Shot
Caste census: A day after the caste census announcement, the battle for credit continued apace with the government and opposition each claiming ownership of the landmark exercise.
