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How one Kerala plant could stall India’s fighter jets and submarines

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By Vipin Vijayan
| Mathrubhumi
Inside the sprawling complex of Kerala Minerals and Metals Limited (KMML), tucked away on the Malabar coast, sits a quiet industrial miracle. Since 2011, this state-owned plant has been churning out titanium sponge -- the spongy, silver-grey metal that is the lifeblood of modern fighter jets, submarines, and missiles. It is India’s only domestic source of this critical material, a point of pride for a country that has long depended on imports for its most sensitive defence needs.
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Military veterans tear apart Pakistan's DG ISPR over Operation Sindoor truth bomb

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By Vipin Vijayan
| Mathrubhumi
Pakistan’s Director-General of Inter-Services Public Relations (DG ISPR) has come under sharp criticism from retired Indian armed forces officials and strategic analysts after issuing a statement in the wee hours of August 18 dismissing India's Declassified: Operation Sindoor documentary as "propaganda” and a “Bollywood-style” attempt to rewrite history.
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Tragic story of Green India Mission: No money, no planning and nowhere near target

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By Vipin Vijayan
| Mathrubhumi
The Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) of India recently released a scathing performance audit of the Green India Mission (GIM), labeling its progress over the last decade as "negligible". The Green India Mission was launched by the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change in 2014 as one of the eight missions under India’s National Action Plan on Climate Change.
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