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Sir, here is a bhains, that goes by the name Time, and it is trying to moo something. It you would give this bhains a patient hearing, Sir. Or reading. Pakistan: The Ravaging of Golden Bengal Monday, Aug. 02, 1971 OVER the rivers and down the highways and along countless jungle paths, the...

Given that from April, 1971 onwards the victims of Pakistani genocide (a term used by International Commission of Jurists in the context of killing of Hindus) were all Hindus, given that the surviving Hindus (a rough estimate puts the figure at 10 million by the end of Dec, 1971) had en mass...

It was Pakistani Ambassador Mr Sial who raised the issue, needlessly, claiming it to be an 'inadvertent' mistake on the part of the UN, and the Indian media merely reported it. The question remains unanswered though, what was Mr Sial thinking?

No. You have an egg & chicken problem. There is no evidence in recorded history that the Bengali leadership of East Pakistan was stoking any separatism in any way. Mr Mujibur Rehman greatly admired Gandhi’s non-violence and had repeatedly called for maintaining law, order and peace even in the...

In the same context, violence of the oppressor can never be equated with the violence of the oppressed. Former is the cause, the latter is the effect. The minorities were mostly the victims of the systematic killings that happened since April, 1971 and since about May, the minorities were the...

You do realise that by your definition, after the 'glorious' episode in 1971, PA would be the mother of all sissies.

Actually its the other way round. Pakistan raises Kashmir issue almost every year. UN just unceremoniously buries it.:lol: Thanks to Pakistan's current ambassador at UN, we know it now.

How Sharmila-esque. '...the Eastern command did not create the conflict.' Like the organised killings of Bengalis, the systematic genocide of minorities, the rapes, the murders of Bengali intellectuals never happened. She gives a bad name to 'scholarship', an insult to the Bose family.

I didn't. But several independent agencies did go ask the 'millions' of Kashmiris.

This is just for the record. UN spokesperson, Mr Martin Nesirky had criticized Indian media for 'insinuations' on Mr Haq's ethnicity. He happens to be an American of Pakistani origin. Mr Nesirky did not say anything that would imply that Mr Haq had done 'nothing wrong'. He had first...

You have chosen an apt forum handle. Some bozo you are.

To the best of my knowledge US constitution doesn't have those words.

Of all the people, a Pakistani is asking this question ("Will India allow a woman to rule the country?"). Is it me or someone else noticed the irony as well?

Since Ms Arundhati Roy is the apple of Pakistan's eye; she this to say about that slogan: '...how angry and upset I was when I heard the slogan “Bhooka Nanga Hindustan, Jaan se pyaara Pakistan” on the streets of Srinagar during the 2008 uprising. I said it shocked me that Kashmiris were...

Au contraire, Kashmir, as 'India-Pakistan question', consistently appearing under 'Matters brought to the attention of the Security Council but not discussed at meetings of the Council during the period covered', is indicative of world's opinion. Now take a chill pill. Pronto.

The link to Security Council page is here. Click on 'Annual Report' and it will give the list of Annual Reports right from 2001-2002. Now once you have downloaded the Report(s) go straight to Part V (for all the reports it is the same). It deals with 'Matters brought to the attention of the...

Some interesting parts from HERE: 'The Pakistani army supplied crates of weapons with filed-off serial numbers, Brigitte testified' 'Over tea, Brigitte befriended several instructors, who told him they were Pakistani Army officers on special assignment. "The close relations between...

Actually it is. When the first time it was proposed that LoC (then CFL) be turned into IB, way back in mid 50's, Nehru had to withstand flak from the opposition for giving up India's legitimate claim on Kashmir to the west of CFL (now LoC). This actually illustrates India's pragmatism. We...

Clerical error, but surely the symbolism is not lost on our Western neighbour - that Kashmir is so low in priority to UN or anybody else that an error such as this can happen at UN, of all places, and remains undetected. On another note, if anything gets on UN list of things, it is really...

In other words it is irrelevant to India, if you use CSD as your 'tool' for furthering your agenda or use the excuse of alien invasion with death ray guns, because you would use anything to hang your hat from. So how is India losing out on the psyops side of the CSD, as you are so...