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Rukma Rathore

Accidental journalist who is still trying to learn the tricks of the trade.

India shoots down Pakistan’s AWACS, read how the surveillance aircraft operates and why losing one is a significant blow to Pakistan

The airborne warning system, AWACS, is more capable than ground mounted radars and work as eyes in the skies.

Pakistani Defence Minister runs to CNN boasting about downing Indian jets, fumbles and claims ‘social media’ when asked to show evidence

The anchor even schooled the minister for discussing social media reports instead of providing evidence for his claims.

Operation Sindoor targets JeM headquarters in Bahawalpur: Read how it was the first princely state to join Pakistan during partition, supported Muslim League

The predominant demographic in Bahawalpur was Muslim and its nawab had a strong relationship with Muhammad Ali Jinnah.

Air sirens, blackouts and bunker drills: India to conduct nationwide Civil Defense Drill on May 7 amid escalating tensions with Pakistan. All you need...

The nationwide civil defense mock is designed to assess the country’s emergency preparedness for wartime scenarios like missile strikes, air raids, and large-scale evacuations.

Xi Jinping’s anti-corruption drive has seen sacking of top officers in China’s military, raising questions of capability and trust

Xi Jinping has launched an anti-corruption initiative since he assumed leadership, targeting the officers in the CMC.

1971 Bhuj war heroes call on PM Modi to avenge Pahalgam massacre: Read how 300 women helped to rebuild IAF airstrip

Squadron Leader Vijay Karmik played a pivotal role to mobilize the women for the restoration of the damaged airfield.

Pahalgam terror attack: World grows concerned amidst rising India-Pakistan tensions, multiple nations ask the two nuclear powers to de-escalate

The nations have condemned the attack but urged India to exercise restraint and for both countries to de-escalate the situation.

Why are Indian Muslims marrying Pakistanis? As visas get cancelled after Pahalgam attack and victimhood stories flood media, read how it can be a...

Marriages between Indian and Pakistanis occur to maintain religious connections and familial relationships.

Can a large-scale terrorist attack happen without collusion of locals? Pulwama to Pahalgam, the history of violence doesn’t agree with the sudden victimhood

The Pahalgam terror attack was carefully orchestrated by the assailants who were intimately familiar with the region.

Kapil Sibal seeks to repeat ‘Nehruvian blunder’ as he bats for internationalisation of the Pahalgam terror attack

The Simla Agreement of 1972, signed between India and Pakistan, explicitly referred to Kashmir as a bilateral issue.

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