Brig. (Retired) Atul Nagpal The armed forces are upset with the 7th Central Pay Commission (CPC) for relying upon inadequate and selective data to arrive at inaccurate and skewed analysis on the issue of disability pension for its personnel. Defence forces had sought removal of the Neither Attributable Nor Aggravated (NANA) clause applicable to its personnel. On the basis of … [Read more...] about Central pay commission leaves disabled soldiers in the lurch
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Potential future worries for Healthcare operations
Potential future worries for Healthcare operations Both in produced and terrible countries around the world, the future of healthcare presents a number of struggles that health care providers and insurance coverage manufacturers must be aware of for you to withstand them and meet the modifying needs and requirements of healthcare for you to provide effective medical care to … [Read more...] about Potential future worries for Healthcare operations
F-16 Sweetner! Suspicious US flirts with Pakistan yet again
Vikas Khanna Over the years, the US has been found vacillating in its approach towards Pakistan. The US’ public posturing does not match with its actions. Its decision to sell $700 million F-16 fighter jets to Pakistan has not only riled India but divided members of the US’ Congress as well. The lame duck President Barack Obama administration’s decision to go ahead with the … [Read more...] about F-16 Sweetner! Suspicious US flirts with Pakistan yet again
Government should revisit the security and political narrative in Jammu and Kashmir
Dr. Simrit Kahlon The state of Jammu and Kashmir is standing on the cross roads yet again! Terrorist violence, that had witnessed a down turn is, once again, on the upswing. During this winter, security forces have eliminated more than twenty terrorists within one month. Inimical forces from across the border are not ready to relent from their devious agenda of keeping the … [Read more...] about Government should revisit the security and political narrative in Jammu and Kashmir
Reverse Swing: Fact versus rhetoric in Kashmiri Journalism
Jaibans Singh Two journalists from Kashmir, Shamir Showkin Lone and Muhammad Younis, have written a piece ‘Reverse Swing’, which was published on February 29 in Kashmir Monitor, a Kashmir based English newspaper. In this article, the authors have attempted to establish that anti-army and anti-national sentiment is on the upswing in the Kashmir Valley. As a backdrop, they … [Read more...] about Reverse Swing: Fact versus rhetoric in Kashmiri Journalism