New Delhi, May 15 -- All of last week, 31-year-old Amrit Khurana tried to tune into family conversations around the heightened tensions between India and Pakistan following the Pahalgam terror attack. A non-verbal autistic person based in Noida, she could follow the discussions around fake news and civil preparedness only to a minimal extent. "She could not chip in but would ask limited questions. A lot of our family members are in the defence services, and we would talk about them. She would ask in short sentences about their whereabouts," mentions her mother Aarti. "I was not sure how to explain all of this to her." Around this time, the city underwent blackout simulations and evacuation drills-like many districts across the country-to ...