Even after conversion to Bhuddism in India, we had good success against Invaders: Sycthicians, Huns, Hephthalites and Arabs.
Its only after fragmentation of large empires in North and South did India becomes vulnerable to Ghanzavids and Ghurids.
You yourself know, what you have written is utter lies.
The very fact you do not even dare to use that particular term anymore vindicates my statements
A Chinese Govt educational video itself shows the usage of the racial slur against Pakistanis:
Besides why would anyone be gullible enough to ask pdf Chinese on racial slurs, considering they went to great lengths to justify usage of racial slur against Vietnamese members
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@Joe Shearer
There never was any advantage for India invasions, given India had large agrarian terrains, also precious stones and metals found here.
However expansion into invader territories would ensure long-term protection against invasions.
The first invasion we faced from central Asians was in somewhere around 40 BC by Sythicians.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indo-Scythians#Gandhara_and_Punjab
Had we gone on the offensive against them rather merely defending ourselves, we would have ensured subsequent invasions from Centrals Asians such as : Huns, Hepthalites, Ghaznavids, Ghurids, Delhi Sultanate, Mughals. would have ceased.
These long list of invasions continued for 1500 years.
One of majors reasons for Central Asian threat to India after Mughals was mitigated was due to Russian expansion into Central Asia.
The Russians faced threats from the East, they responded to it by expanding eastward and today they have modern Russia.
One can wait for centuries for invasions to stop or act upon it themselves.