Ajay Banerjee
Deputy Editor at Tribune (India)
Delhi-based Deputy Editor at The Tribune, Newspaper of North-west India. Cover Defence and Strategic Affairs. Ex-Cricketer, Ranji trophy winner Haryana 1991.
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3 days ago |
tribuneindia.com | Ajay Banerjee
The India Caucus — a powerful voice in the US Congress — has expressed strong support for India in its efforts to dismantle terrorist networks operating from Pakistan. Following a meeting with an all-party Indian delegation led by MP Shashi Tharoor in Washington DC on Wednesday, US Congressman Ro Khanna said, “The delegation represents India’s pluralism and unity across political and religious lines in condemning Pakistan-backed terrorism.
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3 days ago |
tribuneindia.com | Ajay Banerjee
The India Caucus, a powerful voice in the US Congress, has said that the United States is standing with India to dismantle terrorist networks in Pakistan. The India Caucus led by its co-chair and US Congressman Rich McCormick on Wednesday met an Indian all-party delegation led by Shashi Tharoor in Washington DC. After the meeting, US Congressman Ro Khanna described the Indian delegation as a representation of India's pluralism with many faiths.
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3 days ago |
tribuneindia.com | Ajay Banerjee
Advertisement PREMIUM India Pakistan News Explainers Defence Photo Gallery IPL 2025Home / India / All-party delegation led by Shashi Tharoor engages with US Congress, think tanksThe two countries are currently negotiating a bilateral trade agreement, aiming to resolve the issue by October this yearMembers of the all-party delegation led by Congress MP Shashi Tharoor upon their arrival in Washington DC on Tuesday.
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4 days ago |
tribuneindia.com | Ajay Banerjee
The intensity of India’s attack on Pakistan during Operation Sindoor has been unravelled in greater detail with Islamabad claiming that seven additional military bases were hit by India on May 9 and May 10. It has issued tenders worth millions of dollars for the repair of its damaged military bases and replacement of some equipment. A dossier issued by the Pakistan armed forces was shared with its strategic partners on May 18. It has been seen by Indian security agencies.
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5 days ago |
tribuneindia.com | Ajay Banerjee
The Centre for Air Power Studies (CAPS), a think tank, in an assessment post-Operation Sindoor, has suggested India needs to quickly expand its space-based surveillance network since Chinese surveillance satellite networks have greater reach, allowing more number of overhead passes. Air Vice Marshal Ashish Vohra (retd), Additional Director General, CAPS, has penned a paper ‘Op Sindoor’s Enduring Takeaway (The Ten Commandments)’. It has been posted on the CAPS website.
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