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More than anything else, the spirited move to deploy IAF aircraft into enemy territory in Balakot is seen as a brave one, and reflective of the Narendra Modi government's keenness to safeguard Indian citizens from Pakistan-trained terrorists

While it is unlikely the Centre will take the final decision before the Supreme Court decides the fate of Article 35A, the nationwide sentiment following the Pulwama terror attack may pressure the Narendra Modi government to do something drastic on Monday after the apex court resumes work and takes a stand on the regime considered discriminatory across the country outside the Kashmir valley

The government of India is mulling restrictions on the flying rights of Kashmiri separatists by not renewing their passports. The decision comes just after security for separatists had been stripped off

The government has fixed disinvestment target of Rs 80,000 crore for the current fiscal ending March. For next fiscal, the target has been set at Rs 90,000 crore.
 

In the wake of the Pulwama attack, the Indian government has decided to withdraw the security cover and other facilities provided to Kashmiri separatist leaders Mirwaiz Umar Farooq, Abdul Ghani Bhat, Bilal Lone, Hashim Qureshi and Shabir Shah.

To enhance its unmanned warfare capability, the defence ministry has given a nod to acquire 54 HAROP attack drones from Israel. The ED and the CBI are busy with two persons — Robert Vadra and Kolkata police commissioner Rajeev Kumar. Both the agencies claim progress in the respective cases. Watch MyNation in 100 seconds.

The Hindu report claimed that the Narendra Modi government's agreement for acquiring 36 Rafale jets gave major concessions to the Dassault Aviation, whereas this was Congress's defence minister AK Antony's doing