Captain Canuck, Canada’s iconic superhero, is experiencing a resurgence due to tensions with the US under President Trump, with the latest comic cover showing the hero wagging his finger at Trump. Created in 1975 as a symbol of Canadian sovereignty, Captain Canuck is gaining popularity as a cultural icon amid calls for independence. The storyline also includes Elon Musk as Trump’s sidekick, resonating with readers and propelling the comic to bestseller status in Canada, reflecting a broader desire for a uniquely Canadian identity amidst strained US-Canada relations.
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Military operations crippled as ALHs continue to remain grounded
The grounding of around 330 'Dhruv' advanced light helicopters (ALHs) following a fatal crash has severely impacted military operations for the Indian armed forces, which already face high crash rates and low serviceability of older helicopters. This has disrupted critical missions including reconnaissance and supply flights along borders with China and Pakistan, with the Army particularly affected due to its fleet of over 180 ALHs. The situation is compounded by delays in procuring new helicopters,...
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