The people in Rajasthan바카라s border towns live precarious lives바카라be it from the latest Indo-Pak skirmish, buried landmines, or from lack of basic facilities
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Avantika Mehta is a Senior-Associate Editor based out of New Delhi. She grams @the.ladies.compartment
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At India바카라s western frontier, the men and women of the Border Security Force live a life defined by discipline, isolation, and duty.
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Eighty-year-old Ranu Lal, who lives in Myajlar village along the Indo-Pak border in Jaisalmer, was one of three army guides who went ahead of the Indian troops into the Pakistani side during the 1971 war to gather intelligence
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While India is expanding its foreign service to reflect its evolving role in the world order, it continues to be dwarfed by the diplomatic missions of China and other countries in both size and skill
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With nuclear arsenals on both sides, the international community has called on India and Pakistan to de-escalate the situation
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Amid emotional funerals, salutations and promises for justice, the families of those killed in Pahalgam are struggling to make sense of the unforeseen tragedy
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