3 Things Army to 'rebalance' troops, why Bengaluru floods, and dismissal of a judge
May 27, 2025
In this conversation, Amrita Nayak Dutta, a defense reporter, discusses the delicate troop dynamics between India and Pakistan, shedding light on the ongoing border tensions and strategic adjustments in military deployments. Sanath Prasad, reporting on Bengaluru, shares insights into the recurring flooding crisis affecting the city, exploring its causes such as poor drainage and urban encroachment. They also touch upon the controversial dismissal of a civil judge for misconduct, highlighting accountability issues in the judiciary.
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India-Pakistan Ceasefire On Pause
- The ceasefire between India and Pakistan is currently on pause, meaning no active military operations but high alert remains.
- Troops and equipment that were moved to forward areas are planned to be withdrawn in a de-escalation effort.
India's Limited Troop Movements
- India avoided large-scale troop mobilizations unlike Pakistan during recent border tensions.
- Indian Army mostly rebalanced troops already in the region to operational locations without major new deployments.
Confidence-Building Measures Explained
- Confidence-building measures include reducing troop buildup, avoiding ceasefire violations, and conducting talks to foster trust.
- Such measures help maintain peace and encourage troops to return to original positions along the border.