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02/10/2025

Several similarities can be seen between the Ladakh movement & Gandhi's Non-coperation movement.

One of the biggest Gandhians of our times, Sonam Wangchuk has been arrested and charged with under the draconian National Security Act.

Wangchuk is an acclaimed climate activist, technological innovator and education reformist who also developed solar powered tent for Indian Army.

Now a "security threat", Wangchuk was the center government's expert for all seasons and go-to man to headline its flagship events in Ladakh.

In demanding the rights for Ladakh, Wangchuk adopted the Gandhian way and carried out multiple fasts and peaceful protests in the last five years.

23/06/2025

Days ago, a US top general had called Pakistan 'a phenomenal partner in counter-terrorism world'. Not only is this diplomatic failure of that the US president hosted Asim Munir at White House and praised him, but if Trump’s claims on the ceasefire are true, then Modi govt has no moral ground to stay in power. It has not only compromised India’s but also put trade before national security and India’s war against terrorism.

Donald Trump has made the claims himself in his position as US president. Prime Minister Modi should himself strongly refute Trump’s claims instead of putting his proxies forward to respond. He could have done that at the G7 summit but he didn’t.

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23/06/2025

has reduced India to being an abject apologist for Israel.

18/06/2025

India's support for Palestine has always been an integral part of her . India was the first non-Arab state to recognize Palestinian Liberation Organisation as sole and legitimate representative of the Palestinian people. India was also one of the first countries to recognize the State of Palestine. India has always voted in favour of Palestinian people's right to self determination and has advocated for the two state solution in the Israel Palestine conflict.

Today, in India, you can't even publicly support Palestine, despite the fact that India's official stance is the same as before. Criticizing Israel could land you in jail.

India isn't even talking about the plight of the people in . There is no debate on Israel's war crimes and constant violation of human rights and international laws. No celebrity or influential person in India has dared to speak on Gaza in a public forum.

Indians are blindly supporting Israel without even knowing about the history of the Palestine conflict, India-Palestine relations and India's official stance in the whole conflict.

The hate for Palestinians and blind support for Israel is a renewed form of the hate politics of BJP and Hindutva leaders. The Hindu nationalists who have held a fascination with Zionism are using the Israel Hamas war for their benefit.

03/06/2025

Last week, India's Air Chief Marshal AP Singh at a business summit in his speech flagged serious concerns over inordinate delays in various defence acquisition projects and failure to stick to delivery schedules for supply of key platforms. The has been upset over huge delays by HAL in the delivery of Tejas light combat jets.

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13/05/2025

On the day India launched , leading news outlet initially reported about 3 Indian fighter jets crashing in , and of Jammu Kashmir citing local govt officials but removed the story few hours later. They tweeted that they removed it because there was no “on-record information” which was an unusual explanation because media doesn’t need on-record statements to merely report an incident

Link for the tweet: https://bit.ly/4jI9nRv

However, on the same day several international media outlets including Reuters, Associated Press, New York Times, BBC, Telegraph published the report about Indian fighter jets downing in J&K citing confirmation from local govt officials & sharing pictures of the aircraft wreckage from the crash site in Pampore.

Links for the reports:

Reuters https://bit.ly/3EXu8JX

Associated Press https://bit.ly/4m4YsmA

BBC https://bit.ly/3Z3n3hK

New York Times https://bit.ly/4kufBVp

Telegraph (UK) https://bit.ly/4delaou

Late that night, CNN reported that a high-ranking French intelligence official told them that Pakistan shot down at least one jet belonging to and that French authorities were investigating if more Rafale jets were downed.

Link for the report:

https://bit.ly/4k7ufkZ

was the only Indian news portal that published article on the CNN report.

Link for the now removed article:

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On 9th May, the internet service providers in India blocked access to The Wire’s website as per orders of Ministry of Information & Broadcasting with no explanation.

Link for The Wire’s tweet:

https://x.com/thewire_in/status/1920753952775143844

The Wire later received a written explanation from the ministry in which they were asked to remove the article on the CNN report from their website for them to restore the access. The Wire complied and their website was restored.

Link for The Wire’s statement on the matter:

https://bit.ly/4j3UvMn

The CNN report is however accessible in India on its own web page. (Link above)

On 9th May, Reuters reported that two US officials confirmed that Pakistan’s Chinese made jets shot down two Indian fighter jets and that at least one of them was Rafale.

Link for the report:

https://bit.ly/44CRCP7

was the only Indian news portal that published an article on the Reuters report. However, on 10th May, the article was removed. The article still appears in Google search results, but clicking on it redirects to a different story.

Link for Google search result:

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Hours after India launched , an unidentified aircraft crashed in a village in (Punjab) at around 2 AM killing one civilian and injuring 9 others. Despite being a verified incident and covered by several Indian media outlets, there's no official information on the pilot and the origin of the aircraft. As per a report in Times Of India, Indian Air Force has declined to comment on the incident.

Link for TOI report:

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No Indian media platforms have bothered or dared to find the truth. There's fear of backlash and being labelled as anti-national and peddler of Pakistani propaganda.

But the people of India need to know the truth as these reports raise serious questions on the abilities of Rafale and is also linked to safety of our pilots.

What do you guys think of all this? Let us know in comments.

10/05/2025

On the day India launched , leading media outlet initially reported about 3 Indian fighter jets crashing in , and regions of Jammu Kashmir citing local govt officials but removed the story few hours later. They tweeted that they removed it because there was no “on-record information”. It’s highly likely that there was govt pressure.

At the same time, Indian media was debunking Pakistan’s claims of shooting down India’s fighter jets, despite no official response from or the Indian govt. There were fake images of crashed Rafale being circulated in Pak social media and it helped Indian media in debunking Pakistan’s claims as propaganda.

Nevertheless, The Hindu met with severe backlash for publishing the story & were labelled as peddlers of Pakistani propaganda.

Since then, no Indian media platform has bothered or dared to find out the truth despite international media platforms like Reuters, Associated Press, BBC, New York Times and Telegraph publishing about the crashing of Indian fighter jets in J&K citing confirmation from local govt officials and sharing images of aircraft wreckage from the crash site in Pampore.

On 8th May, prominent news portal published an article about the CNN report citing a high-ranking French intelligence official confirming Pakistan shot down at least one jet belonging to Indian Air Force. On 9th May, The Wire’s website was blocked in India by the govt without giving any reason. It’s now revealed that the govt blocked it because of this very article.

On 9th May, Deccan Herald published an article on Reuters’ report about US officials confirming Pak shot down India’s fighter jets including Rafale. The same has now been removed.

While and the govt are yet to officially respond to the reports, they are heavily censoring information on this matter.

As for the aircraft crash in , IAF has declined to comment, as per a report in Times Of India.

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Reports in international media about Indian jets crashing in J&K

Reuters https://bit.ly/3EXu8JX

Associated Press https://bit.ly/4m4YsmA

BBC https://bit.ly/3Z3n3hK

New York Times https://bit.ly/4kufBVp

Telegraph (UK) https://bit.ly/4delaou

The Hindu’s tweet after removing the story

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CNN report about French intelligence official’s confirmation

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Reuters report about US officials’ confirmation

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IAF declines to comment on Bathinda aircraft crash

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08/05/2025

As India launched Operation Sindoor in the early hours of Wednesday, an unidentified aircraft crashed in a field in Bathinda (Punjab) at around 2 AM killing 1 civilian and injuring 9 others. There is no official information yet on the pilot and the origin of the aircraft. The incident is undisputed and has been reported by several Indian media outlets.

But Indian media is not telling us about fighter jets crashing in Jammu Kashmir in the early hours of Wednesday. The Hindu initially reported about Indian jets crashing in Akhnoor, Ramban and Pampoor areas, it later removed the story and clarified in a tweet that “there is no such on-record official information from India”.

In the early hours after India’s attack, fake images (images of previous Indian fighter jet crash) were circulated on Pakistani social media as “proof” of a counter-strike.

But within hours, reports of jet crashes were corroborated from the ground. Local govt sources told international news agency Reuters that 3 Indian jets had indeed crashed inside Jammu Kashmir.

Associated Press (international news agency) photojournalist managed to take photos of what appears to be the mangled wreckage of a downed fighter jet. Locals told him they saw a huge ball of fire emerging from the accident site & the wreckage was burning for hours. Several locals also shared video of the wreckage on social media.

Pictures taken of parts of the aircraft that crashed show the label of a French manufacturer.

As per a military aviation expert, images of a burned aircraft engine appear to be M88 engine typically used in Rafale jets.

While India is yet to officially respond to the reports, a high-ranking French intelligence official has told CNN that one Rafale fighter jet operated by the Indian Air Force was downed by Pakistan and that French authorities were looking into whether more than one Rafale jets were shot down by Pakistan overnight.

While our media has pointed out the fake images circulating on by Pakistani social media, it has stayed mum on the reports & images shared by international news agencies and on the French intelligence official.

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Reports in international media about Indian jets crashing in J&K

Reuters https://bit.ly/3EXu8JX

Associated Press https://bit.ly/4m4YsmA

BBC https://bit.ly/3Z3n3hK

New York Times https://bit.ly/4kufBVp

Telegraph (UK) https://bit.ly/4delaou

The Hindu’s tweet after removing the story

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Removed Manorama news article

https://www.onmanorama.com/news/india/2025/05/07/operation-sindoor-india-strikes-pakistan-army-navy-air-force-combined-operation-live.html

French intelligence official about Pak shooting down India’s Rafale jet

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