The news of Russia supplying the RD-93MA engine to Pakistan for JF-17 Thunder Block-III fighter aircraft has intensified the political stir in India. Congress and BJP have come face to face on this issue and there is sharp rhetoric between the two parties.

Congress accused

Congress spokesperson Jairam Ramesh attacked the central government and said that if Russia, who was once the most trusted strategic partner in India, is now giving advanced engine to Pakistan, then it is the failure of the Modi government’s foreign policy. He said, “The Modi government should clarify that Russia, which has been our traditional ally, is now providing technical help to Pakistan. This engine will be installed in JF-17 Block-III aircraft. The advanced version of the same model which used PL-15 missiles against India during Operation Sindoor.”

Jairam Ramesh also added that India still continues to talk about the S-400 missile system and SU-57 Stealth Fighter from Russia, which shows the government’s image-based diplomacy failure.

Did BJP spokesperson Amit Malviya say?

BJP spokesperson Amit Malviya described the allegations of the Congress as “false and misleading”. He said that Russia has clearly rejected all such claims. In his X (East Twitter) post, Malaviya wrote, “Russia has denied the news of the engine supply to Pakistan. Jairam Ramesh has formed the basis of a website report that is known to spread the pro-Pakistan propaganda. Neither official confirmation, no reliable source, just one more news.” He further said that the Congress seems to be standing in favor of the enemy instead of the national interest by spreading such rumors repeatedly and is part of the “Information War”.

At present, the engine supply to Pakistan has not been confirmed by Russia any official means. But this entire controversy has definitely given rise to a new debate on India’s foreign policy and relations with Russia.

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When we think about pregnancy tourism, the attention usually leads to countries where women go to get citizenship or better health facilities for their children. But this story is completely different in the Aryan Valley of Ladakh. Here pregnancy tourism is not related to modern hospital or passport, but is associated with the perception of local myths, folk tales and racial purity. At present, this matter remains a matter of discussion in the whole country. In such a situation, let us tell you today what is unique pregnancy tourism in the Aryan Valley of Ladakh and what is the whole story behind it.

Pregnancy Tourism and Brockpa Community

The Brockpa community living in Dah, Hanu and Darchaik villages of Aryan Valley is quite different from other Ladakhi community. Their special identity is their long stature, fair skin and light colored eyes. In local and tourist stories, Brockpa is called the last pure Arya. It is believed that it is a descendant of soldiers who came to India with the Great before Christ and settled. At the same time, these ideas have attracted people here for centuries and these stories have given rise to the story of a unique pregnancy tourism in Ladakh.

What is the story of pregnancy tourism

The story of pregnancy tourism going on with Ladakh is that some women from Germany and other parts of Europe come to Ladakh and want to have children from Brockpa men. They believe that this will bring the pure Aryan genetic in their children which according to beliefs are found in Brockpa men. In some stories here, it has also been told that economic compensation is also given to local men in this system. Which means that pregnancy becomes a kind of business here.

Truth of pregnancy tourism

Experts say about the pregnancy tourism spreading in Ladakh, India, that it is only a rumor only. Historians and genetics have also rejected the claim of Brockpa community being Aryan descendants. Most of the information about this comes only from stories. Even the head of the village also calls it a rumor. The same experts believe that some such unusual cases may be, but it is not a broad or regular practice. Regarding this myth, experts believe that such myths are sometimes exaggerated so that the curiosity of the tourists remains and more and more people travel to the valley.

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