Field Marshal Asim Munir, present with his team and notetakers at Iran-US talks, now sees himself and Pakistan playing a more significant role in West Asia.
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To cater for all contingencies and evaluate all tactical scenarios, the Indian Army war-gamed the possible plans and reactions of both sides in Srinagar.
MSMEs are not a marginal segment of the economy. They contribute nearly 30% of the GDP and account for about 45% of India’s exports. The fragility is significant.
I received a written message that Kanu Sanyal, the Naxal who wanted to present a ‘deputation’ to me. One was expecting a fiery encounter with an angry old man’ accompanied by fierce supporters.
IEA projects sharp reversal from its earlier expectations, with global demand for oil in 2026 turning negative. Hormuz disruptions have pushed crude prices to $130 per barrel.
We now live in a world order that will keep shifting. India must use this window. This also means we remain disciplined enough not to be knee-jerked into reacting to what Pakistan sees as its moment in the sun.
You mention, “freedom to walk on the streets freely without worrying about safety is a religion worth preserving”. This is slightly delusional, women will continue to be harassed and treated like an object in Kashmir, regardless of consuming alcohol or not. Also many Kashmiri men drink privately. As a European woman, I’ve been harassed by men in Srinagar all of the time, and they don’t need to be drunk to do it. It’s more a question of religious indoctrination, education, traditional norms and how this can deprive men and women of fulfillment. Complex issue that I don’t think is relevant to consuming alcohol but relates more to a question of freedom.
Thier is no personal view allowed in journalism for a journalist ,as journalist.
If anyone else has thinking about that in kashmir drunkards roam in vulgarity.and try to be Allowed to go scotfree with such nonsense activities in public ,he must go to place of his stay ,As per Constitution of India ?? and Law of land such activities are not allowed ? in anyway at Public places.
It’s ridiculous to relate a criminal or prohibited ? activities with religion ,law of land Applied n obligatory upon everyone else irrespective of caste ,creed n color.
Print was not expected to print such ridiculous thing.Ethics of journalism violated.
You mention, “freedom to walk on the streets freely without worrying about safety is a religion worth preserving”. This is slightly delusional, women will continue to be harassed and treated like an object in Kashmir, regardless of consuming alcohol or not. Also many Kashmiri men drink privately. As a European woman, I’ve been harassed by men in Srinagar all of the time, and they don’t need to be drunk to do it. It’s more a question of religious indoctrination, education, traditional norms and how this can deprive men and women of fulfillment. Complex issue that I don’t think is relevant to consuming alcohol but relates more to a question of freedom.
Thier is no personal view allowed in journalism for a journalist ,as journalist.
If anyone else has thinking about that in kashmir drunkards roam in vulgarity.and try to be Allowed to go scotfree with such nonsense activities in public ,he must go to place of his stay ,As per Constitution of India ?? and Law of land such activities are not allowed ? in anyway at Public places.
It’s ridiculous to relate a criminal or prohibited ? activities with religion ,law of land Applied n obligatory upon everyone else irrespective of caste ,creed n color.
Print was not expected to print such ridiculous thing.Ethics of journalism violated.