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Lothal: The ancient port that connected civilisations

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By Jajati K. Pattnaik, chandan panda
| Firstpost Verified
Lothal emerged as a vital maritime centre in the ancient world due to its advanced dockyard and trade links Lothal is widely considered as the world's oldest artificial dockyard. (Photo by Gujarat Tourism) The word 'Lothal' in Gujarati means "the Mound of the Dead". It is also interpreted as a place where the boats are moored and repaired. Lothal is widely considered as the world's oldest artificial dockyard. It dates to around 2400 BCE, during the Indus Valley Civilisation. Archaeologist S. R.
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Beyond Hormuz: Strategic promise of INSTC

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By JAJATI PATTNAIK, chandan panda
| Hindustan Times Verified
The Strait of Hormuz transit paralysis in the wake of the Iran-US-Israel conflict casts a shadow of uncertainty on the future of the Persian Gulf energy chokepoint. The Hormuz embargo broadens the scope for the possible revival or revisiting of the International North–South Transport Corridor (INSTC). India hosts the 18th BRICS Summit on September 12–13, 2026. The INSTC may be featured in the catalogue of issues to be discussed at the BRICS Summit. INSTC is a multimodal transport corridor.
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PoK is at the brink of no return for Pakistan

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By Jajati K. Pattnaik, chandan panda
| Firstpost Verified
The policy of exploitation and persecution in PoK has made it increasingly impossible for the people to remain integrated with Pakistan. (Photo: Asif Hassan/AFP) Repression by the Pakistani state apparatus and hard military intervention have driven Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) to the point of no return. The Pakistani state has lost its political and military grip over PoK. Coercion is not an answer to a political demand.
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