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I am aware of it mate, as the discussion is about Militant Buddhism and Sinhalese Identity I quoted Buddhism. It is sad to see how we humans interpret and understand the enlightened ones and bring bad name to them.

They say in Burma that Burma(Myanmar) is the Land of Dhamma and they are the chosen people of Buddha. In fact they also believe that the food Buddha has tasted after he got enlightenment is the Honey from Myanmar. I think every Buddhist country has some kind of story like this to justify their...

We are witnessing "Clash of Civilizations" taking its form in each and every corner of the Earth as predicted by Samuel P. Huntington.

Nice models! :yahoo: Hope the original Arihant looks the same as depicted in the 3D model.

I am just wondering what kind of presence does MIG has in Anglo-French Jaguars . Can somebody shed light on it?

For a while I was puzzled seeing the title "Sisi's Egypt" and was wondering about Austrain Empress Elisabeth's connection (nick named sisi) with Egypt. But when I saw the Pic, I understood that my knowledge about Egypt is a bit outdated regarding Latest Happenings.

It doesn't matter whether he is short or tall, white or dark skinned. What really matters is his transformation and his contribution to India. His transformation from "Asoka the chandaala" to "Asoka the buddha". His subjects literally hated him before he was a changed man for causing so much...

Why and How? :coffee:

The guy dancing in ecstasy in the last pic looks like a sufi. Isn't he ?

Too many hiccups has become usual Business with the defense deals in India. I hope IAF has already got some kind of contingency plan to fill the gap in the operational capabilities of IAF, if Rafael is not able to enter service as planned :unsure:

such a Beautiful beast!

Happy Republic Day to all Indians on this forum. Arjun Mk II is the eye catcher in this year's parade.

@Indischer Never mind! Be safe where ever you are ;)

@Indischer Where are you based at in Germany? :-)

Nehru's misplaced sense of idealism over Kashmir and his naivete over China, has led to problems that is troubling us to this day. While his achievements were mainly in laying foundation for world-class institutes of higher learning, space program and in facilitating widespread use of English...

So, We are back to Nehru here :laugh: who is the real culprit. This series of documentary throws light on both INA and IA personal and the situations prevailing back then. part1

I agree with you buddy @vicky sen . The IA felt that the differences in opinion with regard to professional ethics and conduct may eventually lead to a Internal rebellion. That was a fear allayed by the army groomed by British to its political masters (GOI). I feel that this coincidence of...

When it comes to not to allow netaji's portrait in Army Institutions, the reason can be attributed to feared split in its cadre. Towards the end of second world war Indian Army got divided into two factions, one faithful to British and other working with Axis powers. At one point of time there...

Nice article. It is a open secret that Netaji has not been given due recognition that he actually deserved. Thank god! He was not at least defamed by Nehruvian government. People remember his sacrifices till this day despite of the efforts by this morons to downplay his contribution to Indian...