India Dominates China at Kalatop

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                                                                                  Details India Dominates China at Kalatop (Black Top) .The Black top is in the southern part of Pangong Lake . Indian  Army thwarted the Chinese PLA's attempt to capture the importance peak after an intense face-off on the night of August 28-29 there and occupied the dormant height within its territory. Chinese side violated this understanding and engaged in provocative military maneuvers in the late night of 29/30 August in an attempt to change the status in the South Bank area of Pangong Lake. On 31 August, even as ground commanders of two sides were in discussion to de-escalate the situation, Chinese troops again engaged in provocative action. Due to timely defensive action, Indian side was able to prevent these attempts to unilaterally alter status quo. Both sides position tanks within firing distance at Pangong Tso. The Further movement of Chinese tanks and machinery has been halted bec

Class of '83' review: Law, order and the training of killer cops

 Atul Sabharwal’s film, about a group of policemen given free rein to eliminate gangsters in 1980s Mumbai, might be a bit too taut.

It would seem that a few months of online premieres have done what a century of theatrical releases couldn’t: tame the running times of Hindi films. Raat Akeli Hai may have stretched its legs but Shakuntala Devi and Gulabo Sitabo were just over two hours, Gunjan Saxena and Dil Bechara were 112 and 101 minutes, while Bulbbul was a scarcely believable 94 minutes. At an hour and 38 minutes, Class of ’83 is another time-efficient title. Yet, this is one film that actually needs that extra hour.

Atul Sabharwal’s film begins at a police training academy in Nashik in 1982, where five cadets are having a tough time reining in their rebelliousness and keeping up with lessons. Shukla (Bhupendra Jadawat), Aslam (Sameer Paranjape), Jadhav (Ninad Mahajani), Surve (Prithvik Pratap) and Varde (Hitesh Bhojraj) seem to be on their way out when the academy's elusive dean, Vijay Singh (Bobby Deol), takes an interest in them. Instead of cutting the quintet loose, the grizzled cop tweaks the syllabus to engage their attention. Training montages with Moroder-like synths follow (welcome back, Viju Shah). Eventually, Singh reveals his endgame—he wants to form a secret squad of hitmen who’ll take down Bombay’s gangsters.

Singh has his own demons. In 1981, while leading a raid on gangster Kalsekar, he was ambushed and ended up losing several of his men. To make matters worse, he returned to find that his ailing wife—whom he’d left in the hospital—was dead. We learn that the academy is a punishment posting, and that he tried to commit suicide. The hit squad is a way to redeem himself. And for a while it works, as his protégés start killing criminals in fake 'encounters'.

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