After a drone is shot down, Amarnath Yatra becomes test case of two competing narratives in Kashmir

New Delhi, May 30: The recovery of seven Magnet-attached Improvised Explosive Devices (MIEDs), or sticky bombs, from an unmanned aerial vehicle in Jammu's Kathua district on Sunday, 29 May, has intensified the security forces' apprehensions of ...

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