In the war zone
The reports, “Indian ‘helper’ dies in Russian war zone (Page 1, February 25) and “About 100 Indians recruited as Russian Army helpers: official” (Inside pages, February 22), underscore two things. The first is the unemployment problem in India, which compels people to seek jobs even at great risk to their lives. The second is India’s stand on the Russia-Ukraine war. India ought to ensure that there is no Indian involvement in acts of aggression that involve the territories of other nations.
D. Sethuraman,
