Jaibans Singh In the corporate world there is an important process called “orientation.” It involves acquainting a new employee with the company, its management, operating procedures, work culture, rules and regulations etc. New employees are expected to shed their old practices and adopt those followed in their new place of work. Kashmir is presently going through a process … [Read more...] about Mehbooba’s “orientation” and the way ahead
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Handwara incident: Criminal mob activity should be investigated
Jaibans Singh The assault on security forces by an unruly crowd in Handwara, District Kupwara, Kashmir Valley, on April 12, reflects the tenuous security situation existing in the valley. The crowd had collected to cause damage to an Army post located in the area as retaliation to allegations of molestation of a girl by an army man. The girl, later, refuted the alleged … [Read more...] about Handwara incident: Criminal mob activity should be investigated
Operation Meghdoot, Siachen: A chronicle of unparalleled courage
Jaibans Singh In April 1984, the gallant soldiers of the Indian Army, by establishing their writ over the Siachen Glacier, accomplished a feat of valour that has no parallels in the annals of the military history. Colonel Narendra Kumar, a reputed mountaineer and Commandant, of the Indian Armys’s High Altitude Warfare School (HAWS) came across a map in the possession of a … [Read more...] about Operation Meghdoot, Siachen: A chronicle of unparalleled courage
Can India take Pakistan at its face value?
Vikas Khanna Has India scored a self-goal by inviting Pakistani investigating team to Pathankot? It would be naive to expect from Pakistan to agree to any amount of evidence shared with it in terror-related activities in India. For, any kind of admission will expose Pakistan to be bracketed as a rogue state, inviting harsh sanctions. Therefore, Pakistan cannot be expected to … [Read more...] about Can India take Pakistan at its face value?
Walk the talk on not politicising NIT, Srinagar incident
Dr. Simrit Kahlon The National Institute of Technology (NIT), Srinagar is an iconic centre of education. Established in 1960 and earlier known as the Regional Engineering College (REC), Srinagar, it has for many decades now been a preferred destination for those who wish to pursue engineering. It is one institution in the Kashmir valley that has boasts of an alumnus from the … [Read more...] about Walk the talk on not politicising NIT, Srinagar incident