Jaibans Singh On February, 10, India and China began a "synchronised and organised disengagement" from the north and south banks of the Pangong Tso Lake. The information was first given by the Chinese media, the next day Defence Minister Rajnath Singh made a statement in the Parliament confirming the same. "I am happy to inform the House today that, as a result of our well … [Read more...] about Disengagement in Ladakh: A good beginning but challenges remain
Editor Brighter Kashmir honoured with “outstanding media person, 2020” award
Jaibans Singh Farooq Wani, Editor, Brighter Kashmir, a daily newspaper being published from Kashmir has recently been recognized by the Government of the Union Territory of Jammu Kashmir and the central Government by conferment of ‘Out Standing Media Person Award’ for the year 2020. It is an honour well deserved and one for which felicitation is extended to the recipient and … [Read more...] about Editor Brighter Kashmir honoured with “outstanding media person, 2020” award
The Indian Army serves as harbinger of peace and freedom in Kashmir
Jaibans Singh The Indian Tri-colour will soon fly majestically on a "100 feet high flag post" in Gulmarg, the beautiful skiing destination of Kashmir. This project has been taken on jointly by the Indian Army and a private company, Solar Industries. It was inaugurated, with chanting of prayers by Hindu and Muslim priests, by the General Officer Commanding of the Dagger … [Read more...] about The Indian Army serves as harbinger of peace and freedom in Kashmir
Military coup in Myanmar: Options for India
Col. Alok Mathur In early hours of 1 February, 2021, as Armoured Personnel Carriers (APCs) rolled out on the streets of Nay Pai Taw and Yangon in Myanmar, the military owned Myawwady Television channel announced that Myanmar was in a state of Emergency. The Republic of the Union of Myanmar slipped back into military rule in a coup against the democratically elected government … [Read more...] about Military coup in Myanmar: Options for India
On Republic Day spare a thought for the Indian soldier
Jaibans Singh India gained independence from British rule on 15 August 1947. At that stage, the country was governed under the provisions of the Government of India Act, 1935. On 29 August 1947, a resolution was moved by the Constituent Assembly for the appointment of a committee to present the draft for a permanent Constitution. An eminent jurist, Dr. BR Ambedkar was made the … [Read more...] about On Republic Day spare a thought for the Indian soldier