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During Operation Safed Sagar, wives provided anchor to IAF pilots flying in Kargil - The Tribune (opens the original)
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The skies over the icy heights of Kargil reverberated with the roar of Mirage 2000s, MiGs, helicopters and transport planes during Operation Safed Sagar in the summer of 1999 as “those magnificent men in their flying machines” delivered a decisive blow to Pakistan. But to say the battle was fought only in the frozen hills would be telling a half-truth. Far away from the frontlines — in the quiet, tree-lined cantonments across the northern region — another war was fought on an entirely different
In ‘Batanagar’, Paramita Sen brushes dust off the urban utopia - The Tribune (opens the original)
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Can a place built for commerce — an artificially implanted company town — ever grow a soul? Can it have roots, rituals, and a heartbeat? In ‘Batanagar’, author Paramita Sen answers this tough question by weaving the two threads of history and nostalgia into a vibrant tapestry. THE TRIBUNE, India’s oldest, daily English-language newspaper, was first published on February 2, 1881, in Lahore (now in Pakistan), and save for 40 days in the immediate aftermath of Partition, has come out every day over
When Cinema became classrooms most-trusted teacher - The Tribune (opens the original)
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When was the last time a classroom lesson made a child open up about fear, bullying or loneliness without being asked? For Syed Sultan Ahmed, the answer came not from a better textbook, but from the big screen. After two decades of designing life-skills curricula for schools, Ahmed faced a challenge familiar to educators everywhere: a great facilitator could transform a classroom, but scaling that same quality across thousands of schools was difficult. The experience of a child often depended on
From lecturers to facilitators: How AI is redefining the Indian teacher - The Tribune (opens the original)
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Artificial Intelligence is no longer a future concept in Indian education — it is actively changing how lessons are planned, delivered and experienced. Leading this charge is ViewSonic, which is transforming traditional classrooms into intelligent learning hubs by equipping over 200 domestic partner networks and schools with next-generation display hardware and ecosystem software. In a candid conversation, Muneer Ahmad, Managing Director at ViewSonic , shares insight into how Indian schools are
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