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Why Pir Panjal is now a staging ground for militant strikes, from Rajouri to Anantnag - Vimarsana News

Why Pir Panjal is now a staging ground for militant strikes, from Rajouri to Anantnag

Militants in Kashmir are retreating into forests around the mountain range, as they rely less on local support. This throws up several challenges.

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Unveiling historical truths : A glimpse into Pakistan's archival riches - Vimarsana News

Unveiling historical truths : A glimpse into Pakistan's archival riches

Born on August 10, 1957, in the bustling city of Karachi, Aqeel Abbas Jafri’s life journey is a testament to his relentless quest for knowledge, research, and a deep love for his...

Amid Chinese challenge, India-US ties on the upswing - Vimarsana News

Amid Chinese challenge, India-US ties on the upswing

THE forthcoming trip of Prime Minister Narendra Modi to the US and the just-concluded visit of Opposition leader Rahul Gandhi underscore the importance of the India-US ties. While PM Modi will be on his first state visit to the US with varied official commitments, including an address to the US Cong

At core of Pak saga is army chief & Imran's ego : The Tribune India - Vimarsana News

At core of Pak saga is army chief & Imran's ego : The Tribune India

HAMARI Fauj Hamara Fakr (our army, our pride) is the slogan on one of the banners hanging in the busy streets of Karachi, Pakistan’s prime financial city, as the Pakistani establishment — a term colloquially used to refer to the Pakistani army — carries out its damage-control exerc

Greater discussion on setting up VDGs needed - Vimarsana News

Greater discussion on setting up VDGs needed

ON the night of April 17, 1998, militants slaughtered 28 villagers in the Prankote area of Reasi district of Jammu and Kashmir. Prankote, an administrative unit comprising several villages, could be reached after an eight-hour trek over a mountainous stretch.