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DC Edit | No Praise Too High For Pilot Who Stopped Terror (opens the original)
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No praise could be too high for the Indian pilot Smit Machchhar who played the principal heroic role in foiling what could have been Tel Aviv’s 9/11 moment in what appears to have been an attempt at a terrorist attack by the co-pilot of the FlyDubai jet. The scenes from the cockpit must have resembled a horror film on the hijacking of an airliner with 174 passengers on board. An Israeli passenger, Yaniv Hayun, who wrestled the alleged terrorist out of the cockpit and held him for fellow passenge
DC Edit | Endless Wars, With Few Pauses (opens the original)
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It appears that the wars of the new millennium are endless. A more than four-year-long engagement in Europe might seem a trifle in terms of time in a continent that saw wars lasting up to 100 years. But, as an uncertain world teeters from one crisis to another currently, what has changed is not whether wars end or pause, but how the players are reshaping the battlefield with asymmetrical warfare as Iran and its proxies have done with a measure of success. The Indian Army chief’s take on warfare
DC Edit | Safety Checks Vital For All AC Buses (opens the original)
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India has seen two air-conditioned sleeper buses catch fire within 12 hours of each other in two states — Uttar Pradesh and Maharashtra. Nine people died when a bus travelling from Delhi to Mahoba caught fire near Greater Noida in Uttar Pradesh late on September 23, while everyone on board a bus in Pune escaped unhurt when it caught fire early on September 24. While the fires reportedly originated in the air-conditioning units, the response of the bus crews made a difference. Survivors of the De
DC Edit | Trust Eroded, EC Needs A Complete Overhaul (opens the original)
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Reports of a constitutional body tasked to conduct free and fair elections in the world’s largest democracy indulging in undemocratic practices both within and outside it, impacting the democratic rights of the very people it is built to serve, are perhaps the worst blow India can suffer in these times. This is a historic moment demanding resolute action from all those people and institutions with a responsibility to keep the flame of constitutional democracy burning in this country. Chief elect
DC Edit | India Stands Firm; US Must Reconsider (opens the original)
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The meeting between external affairs minister S. Jaishankar and US secretary of state Marco Rubio in New York on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly meeting on Wednesday was a significant one that could guide Indo-US relations in the near term. Mr Jaishankar reportedly raised India’s concerns about the new US law, which levies tariffs of up to 100 per cent on countries having economic dealings with Russia and Iran, and explained India’s economic compulsions. Mr Rubio emphasised
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