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Indian and Myanmar forces are planning a new flush-out operation against the Arakan Army as they have reportedly killed over 40 Burmese soldiers and have also ambushed cargo ship carrying raw materials for Kaladan project.

The momentum was with the Congress when the Pulwama tragedy struck on February 14, killing 40 CRPF soldiers, Tharoor said, hitting out at the government for trying to make the upcoming Lok Sabha polls a "national security based election

Indian army in a joint operation with their counterpart in Myanmar have destroyed at least a dozen terror camps belonging to insurgent groups Arakan Army and NSCN-K (Nationalist Socialist Council of Nagaland -Khaplang).

In an op-ed written for written for the Religious News Services, Gabbard pointed out to the accusation against her of being a Hindu nationalist. "Tomorrow will it be Muslim or Jewish Americans? Japanese, Hispanic or African Americans?" she asked.

Polling began in Bangladesh on Sunday amid tight security. However, several constituencies witnessed violence and at least 15 people, mostly from the ruling Awami League, lost their lives.