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Misinformation took centre stage this week when Azaad Fact Check unmasked a BJP-linked “journalist” for wrongly tagging cleric Hafiz Abdul Rauf as US-designated militant Abdul Rauf Azhar, exposing yet another lapse in India’s intelligence-media pipeline. In reality, the blunder is symptomatic of New Delhi’s persistent failure to verify data before aiming propaganda at Islamabad. Abdul

Rafale losses ‘wreckage’ tagged BS-001, BS-021, BS-022 and BS-027 has become the strongest proof yet that India’s elite 101 “Falcons” Squadron absorbed the hardest blow in May’s air battle with Pakistan. For Pakistani defence planners, the four matching serials cut through weeks of denial from New Delhi and confirm that the IAF’s newest French-built fighters

A Jaguar crash outside Churu on Tuesday turned a routine training flight into another grim headline for the Indian Air Force (IAF), killing its lone pilot and igniting questions the world has raised for years. The jet had departed Suratgarh Air Force Station on what Indian officials called a standard low-level strike simulation. Minutes later,

Rumors triggered by Indian media outlets on Golden Visa raced through subcontinent and Persian Gulf media this week, but debunked by UAE authorities on Tuesday night, declaring that no “lifetime” residency scheme for select nationalities exists and that anyone promising one is peddling false hope. State news agency WAM quoted the Federal Authority for Identity,

The Jaguar crash outside Churu, Rajasthan, has thrust India’s air safety record back into the discussion and renewed Islamabad’s insistence on rigorous verification of New Delhi’s military statements. According to an official Indian Air Force note, a Jaguar “trainer” on a routine sortie went down earlier today, killing “both” pilots while sparing civilian property. A