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Wow guys; people read the article first, it's the Google Executive, quoted in a foreign paper. How does India mentioning Cina factor into this?

And that somehow proves he didn't run away?

I know camo is not a huge difference, but every bit matter doesn't it. And yeah I have another question; from what I've read of camo, apparently the big patterns like the ones on IA uniforms are hard to recognize as humans in camo from a distance, though they are a dead giveaway from close...

Awesome vid! Also to be noted, these guys have digital camo too. Why do all our paramils and police forces have camo, but the army and 2 out of 3 SFs don't. *scratches head* The pic is of a HAL Lancer, a heavily modified Cheetah, built for combat instead of transport. It has two .50 cal...

Well, since I CNN and Wikipedia have already provided enough proof. How about you stop crying and show me a link where he is not referred to as exiled, or not said to have a pending impeachment? :azn:

Abingdonboy says these guys belong to one of our VBSS teams, pointing out that they aren't covering their faces and don't have the SFs patch. These were the guys I referred to in the latter half of my post. As far as MarCos are concerned, I only assumed so because of the fact that our VBSS...

As of now, I've only seen MarCos of the Indian SFs in digital camo. Para and Garud still don't use it. The new VBSS teams, and the latest BSF battalions use digital camo (the former using US-style multi-cam and the latter using flecktarn camo).

*Yawn* I'm sure all the other Pakistani trolls must be laughing at you too. Even they give up on the "Bh@rti propaganda" BS when the word CNN stares them straight in the face. Intelligence level: Monkey

You know scientists keep looking for the missing link in evolution. I think it's called Peregrine. :P Tribune and CNN are Indian papers. Wow. *Clap* *Clap* I really have no response to that other than clapping.

http://camopedia.org/index.php?title=India I think I found the camo on here. The ninth bullet-point has a series of images below it. Looks similar enough. Check the 11th point as well.

Do stealth planes put pylons on when stealth is less important than payload?

Cruise missile submarine - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia As far as I know the Bazalt is not underwater launched. Can anyone confirm?

Fact and fiction on Point 5353

2012 Italian shooting in the Arabian Sea - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Even if we assume that the source is biased as it is quoted from the Indian government, can you please explain how a a tiny wooden fishing trawler could make it of our waters? Sorry, but there's no logical way to...

International crisis? For murdering fishermen in Indian waters?

See, the reporters don't know how to frame facts. Our two nuke submarines INS Arihant and INS Chakra are right here, but the problem is, the BraMos can't be used on those. It is believed they'll be used on the upcoming P75I subs. Read through the comments on the article and you'll see...

National Council Of Educational Research And Training :: Home Read though their books. If anyone has a problem, I'll petition for a change. P.S. JK, I'm not gonna petition for a change. But I still dare any trolls who think we teach anti-minority stuff to find some in it.

41% is way more than I expected, but things are getting better. The good news is that more people are coming out of poverty than falling into it. The bad news is that the ones who are in poverty have so many children it increases their population manifold, and makes it harder for them to provide...

Yeah, hurdles in doing business. We rank quite low on the Ease of doing business index (not good at all).

....is a peak lying directly on the LoC, with no sides having any claim to it. Pakistan never won 5353 from Indians, as there were no Indians there in the first place (as per the winter retreat agreement), and India never attacked it as it's on the LoC, and we like to respect borders.