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SubscriberWrites: 100 years since the battle of Pookottur, here’s how it has been shrouded in mystery

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Battle of Pookkottur was at the heart of the Malabar rebellion in 1921, and the Mopla Act of 1854 was a catalyst to this historically significant resistance against the British.

India, US, Australia and Japan conclude second phase of Malabar exercise in Arabian Sea

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The major highlight of the four-day second-phase exercise was participation of Indian Navy's Vikramaditya carrier battle group and the Nimitz strike group of the US Navy.

US plans new fleet for Indo-Pacific region as it focuses on ties with India, countering China

Snehesh Alex Philip -
US Navy intends to resurrect its First Fleet, disbanded in 1973, to cover the Indo-Pacific region and could be based near Singapore.

Phase 2 of Malabar exercise begins in northern Arabian Sea

PTI -
The major highlight of the four-day exercise is participation of Indian Navy's Vikramaditya carrier battle group and the Nimitz strike group of the US Navy.

Quad countries come together for complex second phase of Malabar naval exercise

Snehesh Alex Philip -
US Navy’s Nimitz Carrier Strike Group, India’s Vikramaditya Carrier Battle Group will join Japanese Navy and Australian Navy for the exercise that will go on until 20 November.

Malabar naval exercise begins as India, Australia, Japan, US kick-off Phase 1 off Vizag coast

Snehesh Alex Philip -
The Malabar naval exercise, which began in 1992 as an India-US one, sees the participation of Australia for the first time in 13 years.

China hopes Quad nations’ Malabar naval drills will be conducive to peace

PTI -
The first phase of Malabar exercises involving navies of India, the US, Japan and Australia begins Tuesday and will end on 6 November.

‘Invaluable’ addition — US Senators welcome inclusion of Australia in Malabar naval exercise

Unnati Sharma -
Malabar naval exercise was started in 1992 between Indian Navy and US Navy. Japan joined in 2015. Talks had been on for over a decade to include Australia.

Australia’s return to Malabar exercise shows China’s military adventurism has aligned all countries

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India to ignore Chinese objections, invite Australia for Malabar naval exercise

Sudhi Ranjan Sen -
New Delhi is expected to clear the way next week for formal invitation to Australia following final govt clearance & consultations with US and Japan.
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Read my lips, I’m hurting, says Pakistan’s National Security Policy. What it means for India

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