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‘Narrative has to be built… we were lacking’: General Naravane on Op Sindoor

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By Sushant Kulkarni Verified, Sunanda Mehta
| The Indian Express Verified
You oversaw significant progress on Atmanirbhar Bharat in defence. Which indigenous platforms or systems developed or inducted during your tenure you think will have the most impact on future operations? Drone and counter drone industry are the main industries where a lot of work had stepped up. The first drones which came in were from ideaForge, which is an indigenous company. But having said that, we have to accept that we are still at the assembly stage.
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‘Narrative has to be built… we were lacking’: General Naravane on Op Sindoor

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By Indian Express, Sushant Kulkarni Verified, Sunanda Mehta
| Flipboard
0:18 7 hours ago India: Miraculous Escape: Woman Survives After Flying Tin Sheet Crashes Onto Her During Storm in Maharashtra. StringersHub • 7h Vasai-Virar, India - July 05, 2026 A shocking CCTV recording from Maharashtra's Vasai-Virar has captured the terrifying moment a woman was struck by a large tin sheet ripped from a building roof during strong monsoon winds.
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They came as children. Decades later, they’re still here

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By Sunanda Mehta
| The Indian Express Verified
Commission shows all 60 approved residents — 20 men, 40 women — were above 18. (Express Photo) Kalabai’s half-hearted smile reveals missing teeth. The 48-year-old runs a hand through her short, more-salt-than-pepper hair and puts out her palm for the chocolate being handed out, which she promptly hides in her pocket. Beside her, 65-year-old Kumari also extends her hand for the day’s treat, repeating “Ai” — mother. It’s the only word she speaks.
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