India $40 billion Defense Budget THREAT to Pakistan future

[Harisudan]

There was an Indian painter painting my house. He said he also painted a European plane called the LCA.

Kid, Trolling is not good.. Patriotism is fine, but jingoism is ugly.. Even your fellow Pakistani members knows that LCA is no joke, its kick ***..
Now by looking at your post the Indian Jingos will start ripping JF 17..I don't want to see that..
Spare this thread pls..
PS : LCA during the Last High altitufe trials had even surpassed Mirage 2000s performance, I was there and saw it with my own eyes..And Airforce is mighty pleased now..Hence refrain from making cheap mockery on yourselves..

Pak gives no sh*it to whoever wants to increase defence budget. At the end of the day, 100-150 Nukes, are more than enough...

Seriously????
Then according to your statements, China, America, Russia, India, Britain are all fools, since they spend on their military inspite of having hundreds of Nuclear tipped missiles ready...
I think Pakistan, should elect you as its Defence Minister..

 

[Progressive1]

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[Harisudan]

India has the dubious distinction of being among the top ten on two very different lists: It ranks at the top of the nations of the world with its 270 million illiterate adults, the largest in the world, as detailed by a just released UNESCO report on education; India also shows up at number four in military spending in terms of purchasing power parity, behind United States, China and Russia.

Haq's Musings: India Tops in Illiteracy and Defense Spending

True, Pakistan is not having as many illiterates as India have..Which is because it has got the second largest population in the world..We may not be doing great but we are moving ahead in a decent pace..

But I wonder haven't u made any musings about these????
The Below found are excerpts of the report submitted by Pakistani Education Task force appointed by the government of Pakistan to review the country's educational system..

"A public school teacher earns on average 14,330 rupees or little more than US $150 US per month. If this pitiful sum can be construed as large, it is only because the majority of the population earns less than $US 2 a day.

Decades after “independence,” the Pakistani bourgeoisie has proven itself incapable of providing the most basic needs of Pakistan’s workers and toilers, including education. The provision of quality schooling for all Pakistanis will only be achieved as part of a revolutionary struggle of workers and toilers against the bourgeoisie and the profit system it defends.

In the second decade of the 21st century, two thirds of rural school children between 6 and 16 years of age cannot read a story. And only 50 percent of rural school children can read a sentence.

Among youth as a whole, the literacy rate remains very low, with 31 percent of men and 41 percent of women between the ages of 15 and 24 unable to read or write.

The overall outcome is staggering: 30 percent of Pakistanis live in “extreme educational poverty,” having received less than two years of education, according to UNESCO, the UN’s educational, scientific and cultural organization..