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Even if I were to agree with your convoluted defence, it still does not justify another country's efforts exploit the local kashmiri sentiments and lives, to forward its own geo-political agenda based on a flawed understanding and interpretation of Islam, while using misguided youth as foot...

Nonsense. India has always enjoyed a relative advantage, in conventional terms, over the pak army. Yet, outside of 1971, have never instigated conflict, quite unlike the "bleed with a thousand cuts" strategy of our neighbor, which often causes instability in the region. Still, there's no...

I think the consistent support by the Russians, by way of defence technologies and wares, has made the Indian establishment lazy. And history stands testament to how the indian establishment responds only to shock therapies. Perhaps a slight cold shoulder by the Russians would awaken the...

For one, the mall is a private enterprise and the management can reserve the rights for entry. Two, on festivals like eid, large number of young muslim boys are often seen trying to create a nuisance under the excuse of "celebrations". They often engage in eve teasing, hooliganism and...

It's ironic. You speak of embarrassment, while writing stuff like this (highlighted part). Redundancy, anyone?!

Are you genuinely ill-informed or are you feigning ignorance here? The indus water treaty divides the river system into two parts. Eastern rivers - Ravi, Beas and Sutlej. Western Rivers - Indus Jhelum and Chenab. The treaty provides for unrestricted flow of the western rivers to pak, EXCEPT...

I don't understand. What inspires such a woeful display of belligerence, arrogance and machismo by some of our friends from pak? All the theatrics and the "bring-on-the-retalliation" BS aside, it's not like the pak army has EVER (since its inception) managed a decisive, consequential and...

You didn't like the "article sized post", so here's a smaller reply - Kudos for courage, bravery. Reminder - none of the boxes on Ayub Khan's checklist have a tick mark on them. The indian checklist has more ticks. Cheers.

I am appalled that senior members of PDF resort to such frivolous arguments. Enough with the "I-am-big-enough-to-pick-a-fight-but-too-small-to-win" syndrome. As for India opening up other theatres - what did you expect after launching a full fledged military campaign to wrestle awawy what...

Why blame the size differential AFTER the conflict? Did this most obvious fact escape the pak army while they had been contemplating op gibraltar and op grandslam? Was the pak army not aware that India looks "kinda bigger than us"? If one were to base arguments on the premise, that there was...

Oh please stop massaging hurt pride. The oft-repeated claims of success in fending off the the indian offensive against lahore and claims of Pak's air force superiority are like the go-to arguments, it appears, for saving face for the embarrassment that 1965 was. Congratulations for holding...

Isn't the KSE too puny to be compared to the major markets of the world. I mean, as per the Economist the market cap is USD 52.7 billion. Meanwhile, the NYSE has a market cap of nearly 20 Trillion, Tokyo Stock Exchange has a market cap of about 4 trillion, LSE - 3 trillion, Shanghai - 3.6...

Well to quote you from post number 63 - "key word "going to" its nothing but wet dreams as of now." WTF?! Kindly google the following - "Financing Fiscal Deficit".

Stick to theatrics and trolling, my friend. Most fact based arguments will only dent your silly ego, given how pathetically your country is doing on most parameters. For instance, you chose to highlight the fiscal deficit. India has its own issues, we are aiming to reign in the fiscal deficit...

Yes, Sherlock...as surprising as you might find it (and surprising it is for you...given the used of RED!!), most countries do tend to consider well being of every part of the country as issues of "actual interest". There is much to be gained through cooperation between BD-India. Synergies...

There is so much that the two countries stand to gain, if together. And the funny thing is the issues between the two nations are not even as serious or existential in nature like the Kashmir dispute. A little push at the bureaucratic level, with the right leadership can help resolve so many...

I really don't see anything new in this article. Expect better from bloomberg. It's a collection of rants, from the last 18 months, by lobbyists - a classic case of posturing. India is in a tight spot and we do need dollar inflows, but to handle global investors with deep pockets with kid...

jaws of life...man...jaws of life...

Satya vachan...heheh...i dated one for a few months..and they seem to have the right curves as well...but too many of them seen to have curly hair...not a big fan of that, though...like the hair to be straight, just to be able to curl it behind her ears over a drink...

I don't understand the infatuation with white. I mean, in my humble opinion, brown looks just so damn sexy on women.