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A new book recounts events leading up to the first Kashmir war fought immediately after Partition

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By Ajay Raina, Shiv Kunal Verma
| Scroll.in Verified
By the late summer of 1947, Jammu and Kashmir was already under sustained pressure, well before the first tribal columns crossed its borders. The deterioration of security within the state did not occur in isolation, nor was it confined to communal unrest. It was the outcome of a coordinated process in which political mobilisation, economic strangulation, and covert military preparation converged to weaken the state from within and render it vulnerable to external assault.
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War history: How India fought against Pakistan’s military attack in the Rann of Kutch in 1965

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By Philip Rajkumar, Shiv Kunal Verma
| Scroll.in Verified
Since Partition in August 1947, Pakistan had laid claim to the northern half of the Great Rann of Kutch, up to the line of 24 degrees north latitude, covering an area of more than 9,000 square kilometres, on the following grounds. The first argument was that the Rann of Kutch could either be considered a landlocked sea or a boundary lake, and therefore the international boundary should run through the middle.
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New Army Uniforms 2026 regulations are about memory & identity

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By Shiv Kunal Verma
| Tribune (India) Verified
The Indian Army’s recently released Uniforms 2026 regulations have generated considerable discussion, largely because they are being viewed as another step in shedding the colonial inheritance that has accompanied the Army since Independence. That interpretation is not entirely misplaced. Yet it is also incomplete. Uniforms have never merely been about the cloth, badges, ceremonial distinctions or the arrangement of accoutrements.
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