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Ageing Wings
The crash of an Indian Air Force Antonov AN-32 during landing at Jorhat in Assam, which claimed the lives of five air force personnel, is a sombre reminder of the risks routinely borne by India’s servicemen and women. It also raises difficult questions about ageing military platforms that remain in service long after their intended prime. The Antonov AN-32 has been one of the unsung workhorses of the Indian Air Force. Since its induction in the 1980s, the Soviet-designed twin
Correspondent
Jun 142 min read


Fraying Frontier
The latest unrest in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) is a reminder that territorial control alone does not confer legitimacy. As clashes between protesters and security forces intensify in Rawalakot and other parts of the region, Pakistan finds itself confronting a crisis that has been years in the making. Across the Line of Control, meanwhile, India is celebrating the breakthrough of the strategic Zojila Tunnel, a project that promises all-weather connectivity between Kashmi
Correspondent
Jun 102 min read


The Land Where Silence Speaks to the Soul
Ladakh is more than a destination — it is a place where silence, simplicity, and the soul quietly meet. Surrounded by the mighty Himalayas and rugged Karakoram ranges, Ladakh feels like a world where time slows down and nature speaks to the heart. Endless mountains, fluttering prayer flags, crystal-clear skies, and deep silence create an indescribable beauty. In a fast-moving world, Ladakh teaches the rare art of stillness. Geographically, Ladakh is one of India's most import

Archita Redkar
May 213 min read
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