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'Use of terror an integral part of Pak DNA, military doctrine'

The New Indian Express Kochi

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May 20, 2025

How do you view the execution of Operation Sindoor by the Armed forces?

It has become necessary to take action against Pakistan because they have been continuing the proxy war for a long time and this was one of the red lines they crossed in Pahalgam. I call it a red line — after that, we had to take action.

So, we took very strong action, and this time the approach was a whole-of-nation effort. It wasn't just the Armed Forces; we began with political and diplomatic steps. We initiated action on the Indus Waters Treaty, which is both an economic and political tool. Then we launched Operation Sindoor, a kinetic action.

We had already taken earlier steps like the surgical strikes in 2016 and Operation Balakot, yet they continued. This time, a much stronger response was necessary to send a clear message. I see Operation Sindoor as very successful — a firm and emphatic message demonstrating both our political will and our military confidence and capability.

The Kargil war happened when you were the Army Chief. What is the difference then and now?

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PRIME Minister Narendra Modi on Monday launched a sharp attack on the Opposition, declaring that Parliament must function as a space for \"delivery, not drama\", and warning parties against turning the Winter Session into a stage for political theatrics. Speaking to the media outside Parliament ahead of the session, Modi said he was concerned that some Opposition parties continued to treat the House as a \"warm-up arena\" for elections or as a place to vent their \"desperation\" after electoral defeats.

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Rijiju sees red as Kharge mentions ex-VP resignation

REMARKS by Leader of the Opposition in the Rajya Sabha, Mallikarjun Kharge, on Monday about the resignation of Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar sparked a sharp response from the treasury benches.

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Sabarimala revenue soars 33% to ₹92 crore in first 15 days

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'My favourite TV show is actually a video game'

WHEN Robert Robertson the IIIrd loses the \"spark\" that made him Mechaman, he becomes an emergency dispatcher for superheroes at a Los Angelesbased superhero company. I immediately felt sympathetic to his very sad story, and was rooting for him to be good at his new job.

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Delaney miracle on and off the field for New Zealand

WHEN the final hooter roared after New Zealand's comeback 3-2 victory against Japan at the Mayor Radhakrishnan Stadium on Monday, former national junior player and current head coach Mike Delaney slammed the side glass of the bench in excitement. For the first time in 12 years, the Junior Black Sticks are a step away from the quarterfinals as group leaders.

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Not just stress, peer pressure can lead to emotional eating

If food makes you feel energetic and happy, it's good. If it makes you lethargic or uncomfortable, it's not, says Dr Smitha Singh, clinical dietitian at Lucknow Wellness Clinic, in an interview with Anna Jose. Edited excerpts:

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2 mins

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Omar on backfoot over OBC reservation review report

THE Omar Abdullah government in Jammu and Kashmir faces growing political and community pressure ahead of the submission of the Cabinet Sub-Committee's reservation review report, with OBC groups demanding a steep quota hike and Kashmiri leaders warning against any dilution of the Residents of Backward Areas (RBA) category.

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Solar fencing to stop wild elephants from entering villages in J’khand

IN a pioneering initiative in Jharkhand, solar fencing is being installed around the villages to prevent man-animal conflict in Chandil area of Saraikela-Kharsawan district. Under this project, 12-volt wire is laid outside the villages, powered with solar power, to keep wild elephants away.

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December 02, 2025

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Law panel not in favour of statutory backing of model code of conduct

THE Law Commission is of the opinion that bringing in law to implement the model code of conduct (MCC) will hamper its enforcement during polls and \"might\" result in whittling down the powers of the Election Commission, which will not be conducive to holding, time-bound and fair elections.

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1 min

December 02, 2025

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