How Powerful Is India?

[Koovie]

Okay tell me how Pakistan lost the 65 and 47,48 wars? yeah Keep believing that.

Pakistan never managed to conquer J&K.... India always defended it with success. Again, take a look at a map.

 

[The Huskar]

Okay tell me how Pakistan lost the 65 and 47,48 wars? yeah Keep believing that.

71 war was a Bangladeshi liberation war started by the Bengalis to start with.

In '48,your aggression against the Princely state of Kashmir made your case even weaker against the international community.If your premier had shown restraint,the ruler of Kashmir would have succumb to pressure from his subject.That was idiocy,pure and simple.
'65 was not a victory of anybody per se.If anything,it could be defined as a stalemate.

 

[salwararmy]

you mean Wikipedia, edited by the Indians?


Keep believing that u won any sh*t other than 71 debacle.

really you have thick head. You found only Wikipedia after goggling? God help you....

 

[Koovie]

71 war was a Bangladeshi liberation war started by the Bengalis to start with.

LOL. Guess who trained, funded and armed them? Guess who intervened with military force? Guess who made sure that not even a SINGLE container of supplies made it to East Pakistan....

 

[wiseone2]

Okay tell me how Pakistan lost the 65 and 47,48 wars? yeah Keep believing that.

71 war was a Bangladeshi liberation war started by the Bengalis to start with.

Wars are about political objectives
By that definition Pakistan lost 1965, 1971 and 1999

 

[hkdas]

Even in Kargil operation, India was exposed badly. Indians never tend to admit to the other side of the story.

Putting our children in line of fire

 

[Indian Jatt]

you mean Indian History books? yeah right..

Pakistani economic growth and infrastructure speaks well for its failure......india is a grand success if we compare any country with it.....US took 200 years to reach here.....super power status.....we will reach there in 100 years and I promise that to u....

 

[M.SAAD]

Didn't a Pakistani Pilot made a World Record in 65 Battle by SHOOTING DOWN 6 Indian Fighter Jets?

 

[ranjeet]

Didn't a Pakistani Pilot made a World Record in 65 Battle by SHOOTING DOWN 6 Indian Fighter Jets?

Check the headlines of Pakistani newspaper on and after 16th dec 71.

 

[ashok321]

Phele yea batao,who is this OP.Is he on Payroll of def.pk to post every damn news and videos but never post anything substantial from his own side.

Don't shoot the messenger.
Read the message.
Have some rebuttal?
Bring it on!

 

[ashok321]

Suicide is an offense in India.
Same like other offenses in the USA.
Does it mean US is less powerful?

 

[Luca1]

India is a superpower. The origin of all religion. Didn't Jesus Christ, Muhammad, Aristotle, Confucious and Moses all graduates of Naranda university of Ancient India? Ancient India had warp drive, teletransportation, interplanetary travel, phaser weapons and all other inventions that we had not yet invented yet.

 

[Green Arrow]

With Modi at top, India is destined to be super power anyway

 

[The_Sidewinder]

India is a superpower. The origin of all religion. Didn't Jesus Christ, Muhammad, Aristotle, Confucious and Moses all graduates of Naranda university of Ancient India? Ancient India had warp drive, teletransportation, interplanetary travel, phaser weapons and all other inventions that we had not yet invented yet.

Robin Lawey Fat & Ugly

 

[The_Sidewinder]

you mean Indian History books? yeah right..

The overwhelming response to my earlier piece on the subject of jaundiced Pakistani
textbooks has prompted me to continue with this theme. A large number of Pakistanis are aware of ideological twists given to basic learning materials in Pakistan. Of course, there are many who continue to be in denial and who insist that raising this issue is akin to defaming Pakistan. This strange logic of accepting the ills of a society in the name of patriotism is simply.incomprehensible.
Perhaps ‘operation brainwashing’ has succeeded at many levels. Sceptical readers ask for examples. There is no point in
repeating what the seminal study on the University of Vermont website already says.
However, a key problem is locating Pakistan’s creation in a battle for Islam. Jinnah was
ready to give up the idea of a separate country as late as 1946 by accepting the Cabinet
Mission proposals. Why do such lies have to be taught then? The answer to this.rhetorical question is clear. A national security state had to construct enemies and prepare a mass constituency for militarisation of the country. This is why we have 110 nukes'r cent of the population lives without access to proper sanitation.
Social studies textbooks teach that India attacked us in 1948 and 1965 (class five); and
Kargil (class three, Meri Kitab ). Bengali separatism was a result of Hindu teachers and
traders; and “after 1965 war India conspired with the Hindus of Bengal and succeeded in spreading hate among the Bengalis about West
Pakistan and finally attacked on East Pakistan in December 71, thus causing the breakup of
East and West Pakistan.” In fact, some textbooks say that we had almost won the 1971
war!
Throughout the textbooks, subtly or brazenly there is glorification of war and thecapability to wreak damage and contain the ‘enemy’. What
could be more damaging to young minds than imbibing half-truths and accepting violence as legitimate? A class five Social Studies textbook
teaches: “India is our traditional enemy and we
should always keep ourselves
ready to defend our beloved,
country from Indian aggression”. This is not to say that Indian or Bangladeshi?.textbooks are free of biases, but we need to fix our problems before imitating wrongs done by others.
In post-1979 Pakistan, the penchant for jihad has grown stronger. The National Curriculum guidelines for primary schools cite a key ‘learning outcome’ as recognising “the importance of Jehad in every sphere of life”.
Another macabre gem is to train children in making “speeches on Jehad” and assessing “their spirits while making speeches on Jehad, Muslim History and Culture”. What happened to 5,000 years
of Pakistan’s history? Sadly, generations have now grown up espousing the cause
of jihad so well laid out in our textbooks that the reversal of this process may take another
10 years or more. Little wonder, then, that when I received an invitation for the Saarc Literature festival in New Delhi, my eight-year-old
emphatically advised me: “you can’t go to the enemy country”.
What could be more worrying for a South Asia pacifist?


What are we teaching our children? - The Express Tribune

Food for thought buddy.

Aother link

WHO WON THE 1965 INDO-PAK WAR? | Herald

1965 Indo-Pak War: Busting the myth | The Daily Star