
Anmol Pritam
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1 week ago |
newslaundry.com | Anmol Pritam |NIDHI SURESH
Saeed Ahmad Habib, the former sarpanch of Mandhar, told us, “Our village has a population of about 4,500, but there are only 45 bunkers – 36 individual and nine community bunkers. That means there is just one bunker for every 100 people.
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2 weeks ago |
thenewsminute.com | NIDHI SURESH |Anmol Pritam |Vidya Sigamany
On May 13, three days after the Indo-Pak ceasefire, Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the nation. He did not speak about the devastation in Poonch in his 22-minute speech. In India, it was the city of Poonch that had paid the price of the military escalation between India and Pakistan. Of the 16 Indian civilians who were killed in Pakistani shelling, 13 of them were from Poonch city alone. Four of them were children.
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3 weeks ago |
thenewsminute.com | NIDHI SURESH |Anmol Pritam |Lakshmi Priya
Around 7.10 pm on the night of May 7, Naseemat Akhtar tried calling her husband, Qari Mohammad Iqbal. The 40-year-old was worried. Cross-border shelling had intensified, and given that they lived in Poonch, a sensitive border region, she wanted to check on him. Iqbal, 47, did not answer. Nearly an hour later, a relative called to say he had been killed by a Pakistani shell.
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3 weeks ago |
thenewsminute.com | NIDHI SURESH |Anmol Pritam
The News Minute is covering Operation Sindoor, providing in-depth breaking news, analysis, and opinions. Stay informed on key events, players, and its wider impact by following our WhatsApp Channel. Note: This story was reported three hours before the ceasefire was announced on May 10. Wearing a pale pink salwar, Shakuntala Devi (73) walked with a severe limp, holding on to her grandson Kuldeep Singh’s hand for support.
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3 weeks ago |
thenewsminute.com | NIDHI SURESH |Anmol Pritam
The News Minute is covering Operation Sindoor, providing in-depth breaking news, analysis, and opinions. Stay informed on key events, players, and its wider impact by following our WhatsApp Channel. At the intensive care unit in the Government Medical College and Hospital, Urusa Khan sat on her bed looking dazed and exhausted. Her voice was barely audible, and wept uncontrollably as soon as anyone walked into the room.
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