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An interesting piece that offers a fascinating historical perspective on current events. I wasn’t aware of this episode involving Indonesia and the Andaman Islands during the 1965 war.
Thanks for this article.
It has a Praveen Swami tint to it.
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An interesting piece that offers a fascinating historical perspective on current events. I wasn’t aware of this episode involving Indonesia and the Andaman Islands during the 1965 war.
Now India wants to sell Bramhos to Indonesia.
Never believe muslims.
Thanks for this article.
It has a Praveen Swami tint to it.
I like The Print for these kind of quality journalism and contextual articles.
Good use of my subscription money!