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No that is not, practically speaking, a part of Pakistan. Those areas are so hard to penetrate by even the army that it is no surprise that Pakistanis do not really see them as part of their country. That seclusion has created a culture that is very different from the Pakistani mainstream

Mind you they weren't very friendly towards anyone who was a non white. But that is irrelevant in foreign policy. They worked fantastically with Korea and Japan because it was in their national interest. Now it sees India(somewhat) in the same manner.

Yeah Indian public opinion should not get too cozy with the United States. US, in the end has to and will always look after its own interests and so will India. On top of that the US is a very unpredictable powerful goliath. I personally think US will begin pushing back on India after this...

How exactly is it a myth? Do you have any sense of the meaning of civilization? If you are implying that Pakistan is inherently a uncivilized incapable of advancement, then you are a really dumb fool. Progress has always been made when a nation, or historically speaking, a kingdom has a secure...

You guys should also post good stories about progress in womens rights, cultural developments etc. Those things are way more important than any skyscrapers

Yeah you are right. I think these posters are really insecure. Who the hell spends their time like this? its pathetic

India, EU to take stock of proposed FTA pact on Tuesday - PTI - This trade pact is the most significant in India's history because the EU is the largest economy in the world. It is going to shake the core of the Indian trading regime. India is one of extremely handful of large economies with...

No doubt that Turkish navy will one day dominate the mediterranean : )

Yes I think you would be correct in saying that ISRO's partly doing it for braging purposes. However these kinds of missions keep the ISRO in public lime light and give it the necessary funding because space is definitely going to be a battleground in the future. If the ISRO can acquire funding...

Just ignore their postings. They are obviously looking for confrontations. Ugh

Why the hell are foreigners so furiously posting all the negative stories in the Indian economy section? Some of seriously need a life.

very ambitious but the plan would probably be plagued by land acquistion problems

Analysis by Stratfor, small and brief: The Himalayan Mountains separate China and India and effectively prevent the two countries from making any significant military advances against each other. However, this has not eliminated tensions altogether. There are numerous territorial disputes along...

We were very unfortunate that so many of leaders insisted on estabilishing socialism as an economic system. It is the reason for so much of India's misfortunes. It would have been significantly better to start with a mixed economic system

there is no such thing as "friends" just national interests

Disregarding your condescending response, I think you have a fair point about questioning India's that its technologies are indigenous. Departments know that Indian nationalism is bolstered by making such claims. However, you must have noted that the Indian Armed Forces make no attempt to hide...

Yes. At the least it negates the opinion of those who were adamant in their denial of ISI providing support to terrorist organizations.

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/us/Implicating-ISI-in-terror-Headley-says-hatred-of-India-after-1971-war-drove-him-to-LeT/articleshow/8541662.cms "Headley also related how his LeT handler Ali took his phone number and told him that a "Major Iqbal" would be calling him about an...

India won't be a superpower but I think you can safely say that it is going to have some major impact on the world for a long time. For example, it would be foolish to understimate the impact our economy would have on the world. INDIA WILL BE A QUASI-GLOBAL POWER NOT A SUPERPOWER. It's going to...

An old but interesting and important article. I personally believe India's greatest misfortune was that it embraced central planning. I also believe it is the factor responsible for India's low ranks on human development. Like Milton Friedman once said: Judge an economic system by its results...