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US drone strike kills five in North Waziristan - DAWN.COM

Twin explosions in main Parachinar market kill over 20 - DAWN.COM

Until unless you get blessings from regional or global powers, including diplomatic,military and monetary support, any such insurgency would not bear any fruits rather it would be counterproductive.

As I told, there can be severe consequences of meddling in affairs of a sovereign country no matter how weak it is. BD is relatively peaceful in the subcontinent because of not poking their nose in others affairs. This is why I said look at the example of your big neighbor. If you arm these...

Or more likely it will further marginalize the Rohingyas in Burma and backlash will be more severe on the innocents. The international community will also not pay much heed since the community would be blamed of fomenting terrorism. The only way to go is through diplomatic support, pressurizing...

Here is an article from Praveen Swami Why a few harsh words have lit a communal fire in Kashmir's Badgam - Firstpost Dunno if it is true or not.:undecided:

Not his fault IMO. Even I saw 24 casualties earlier, but I think due to a reporting error, ET changed the no. of casualties.

3 dead in five consecutive Sukkur explosions – The Express Tribune

24 dead in five consecutive Sukkur explosions – The Express Tribune

It is more or less a step to curb the illegal uploading of **** and benefit the multi-billion **** industry so that people are forced to buy it. If he really has pure intentions, why not ban the industry altogether.

Sir, if you were visit Russian and western defense forums, you would see quite negative reviews about JF-17 that I can't probably describe here that too coming from aviation experts. At the same time, it is a wonderful aircraft which would evolve with time. It is natural for us to be happy and...

From wiki Jammu and Kashmir has a Muslim majority population. Though Islam is practiced by about 67% of the population of the state and by 97% of the population of the Kashmir valley. Census of India: District Profile Choose J&K for the states and check the demographics for different...

Most of the east-asian nations and Saudis from OIC are in US pockets. OIC, SAARC even BRICS are just lame duck ineffective organizations. UN serves the purpose of US so it is useful for them, not so much for us.

True. A lot of protests their have to do with poor governance and infrastructure, AFSPA as well. As they gradually build up, Kashmiris at some point in time will start to forget about a merger with Pakistan or an independent country. . I am not so sure whether the mindset of those people...

Sir haven't the Americans and the Soviets unleashed havoc on Afghanistan and our Tribal areas. But we still end up taking aid and weapons from them and I know lots of our army men are sending their children to US (I can assure this by personal experience). Time heals everything, just like we...

The situation in IOK IIRC used to be much worse in the 90's. There was a report showing that how after 2010, the number of Mujahideen attacks have decreased drastically. Well, anybody can offer an apology but until unless some sops are given especially some green paper with a VISA, it is not...

Who can forget the famous Bengal famine killing 2-3 million people, Jalianwala Bagh massacre, looting wealth etc. and many more. And we have so many people from subcontinent thronging to take US/UK Visas.

Our falling economy is probably one of the reason that except for moral support, we can't actively help the Kashmiris in IOK. Apart from the Ummah stuff, what economic and strategic benefits do we get by making IOK part of Pakistan. The two points I can straightaway I can think of is 1) control...

Official Website of Planning and Development Department - AJK This link gives a lot of information. The per capita income is given as 847$(I think it is Nominal) for 2006. That would be about 48000 PKR. A bit higher than per capita IOK.

Economy of Azad Kashmir - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia I don't see much information regarding per capita and investments from this article. The literacy was 62% in 2004,higher than any region in Pakistan. Except for remittances and some tourism, I don't think there is much investment.