Kashak Soni

On March 1, 2026, a visceral yet perplexing spectacle unfolded across India. While the international community was occupied in calculating the strategic debris of the US-Israel airstrikes in Tehran; India’s domestic landscape swiftly transformed into a theater of mourning . Social media was flooded with rows of women in lamentation and chest-beating, while black flags and banners were hoisted across houses and mosques. Surprisingly, this was not responsiveness to domestic stimulus or the loss...

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