🇮🇳 Breaking from Colonial Legacy, Indian Army Embraces Indian Identity. 📍The Indian Army has unveiled a new dress policy aimed at phasing out several colonial era traditions and symbols. 📍Senior officers will wear Indian-style bandi jackets at official functions, replacing the traditional lounge suit. 📍Reviewing Officers will no longer carry ceremonial swords during parades and inspections. 📍The ceremonial sword presentation tradition at commissioning ceremonies is being discontinued. 📍The "Royal" designation and other British-era references are being gradually removed from military traditions and institutions. 📍Officers have been instructed to avoid unnecessary display of medals, badges and ceremonial accessories during routine functions. 📍Uniformity in dress standards has been introduced across commands to promote a modern and professional appearance. 📍Visible tattoos and body piercings have been restricted in line with the new policy. 📍The Army has prescribed guidelines for hairstyles, grooming and appearance to maintain uniform standards. 📍Colonial customs associated with dress and ceremonial practices are being phased out. 📍The reforms are part of the Army's broader effort to decolonise military traditions and strengthen a distinctly Indian identity. From bandi jackets to the end of ceremonial swords and royal tags, the Indian Army is turning the page on its colonial past and embracing its own traditions.

“I didn't want to give a fake statement on saffron terror but the party told me to do so”😭 —Sushilkumar Shinde, former Home Minister Congress EXPOSING their own party & their Anti-Hindu mindset.

#WATCH | Jammu, J&K | Jammu Municipal Corporation (JMC) has introduced a semi-automated pothole patching machine that utilises 'cold mix' technology to fill and permanently repair potholes.

🚨Massive!!Around 80,000 people from Mirpur, Sudhnoti, Bagh, and other areas of Pakistan-occupied Kashmir have gathered in Rawalakot. March from Rawalakot towards Muzaffarabad tomorrow to protest against the Shehbaz Munir..

SSP Kotli Adeel Ahmed Langriyal resigned over the brutality of Rangers in #Kotli #Pok #PoJK #JammuKashmir #Kashmir #JointAwamiActionCommittee

Every time Pakistan’s military regime crushes peaceful politics, it manufactures the next armed resistance. From losing Bangladesh to now facing deep fractures in Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan, Pakistan’s military regime keeps repeating the same mistake. 1. Bengalis protested, were killed, silenced, and dispossessed until resistance hardened into Mukti Bahini, the Bengali Liberation Force, and Bangladesh was born. 2. Pashtuns protested peacefully from the time of Badshah Khan. They were killed, disappeared, abducted, and tortured until peaceful politics gave way to armed movements such as the TTP, IMP, and others. Today, the conflict has moved dangerously close to the possibility of another national question emerging from within Pakistan. 3. Baloch protesters demanded rights. Their leaders were assassinated, activists abducted, tortured, and killed, while their lands and resources were handed over to outsiders. Over time, protest turned into full blown militancy, and groups such as the BLA, BLM, and Majeed Brigade emerged. Today, large parts of Balochistan are increasingly outside the effective control of the state, and the movement is pushing further toward the Balkanization of Pakistan. 4. Gilgit-Baltistan protested. People were killed, abducted, and silenced. Now even there, reports of militancy are emerging. 5. Kashmiris are protesting now. Their activists are being killed and abducted. If the same playbook continues, the outcome will not be different. The Pakistani military regime keeps repeating the same failed formula and then act surprised when resistance emerges. Pakistan’s biggest enemy is not its neighbors. It is its own military regime.

POJK is Burning