Army chief General Upendra Dwivedi defended replacing a historic painting of Pakistan’s surrender in the 1971 war with a new artwork titled “Karam Kshetra” at his office in Raisina Hills. The decision sparked criticism from Army veterans, but Dwivedi justified it by emphasizing the importance of symbolism in connecting India’s history and the Army’s vision. The new painting, created by Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Jacob, depicts the Army as a guardian of “Dharma” and symbolizes its evolution into a technologically-advanced integrated force.
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'He fell with blood flowing from his head': Wife of accountant killed in Pahalgam attack
Odisha native Prasant Kumar Satpathy BHUBANESWAR: Prasant Kumar Satpathy, a 41-year-old accountant from Odisha, was fatally shot during a terror attack in Pahalgam while vacationing with his wife and child. His wife, Priyadarshini, witnessed the attack and described the incident, emphasizing the chaos that ensued as they sought help. Odisha's Chief Minister condemned the violence and is coordinating efforts to return Prasant's remains, while local authorities are assisting in the process following confirmation of his...
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