India-Pakistan Tensions; End of TUQ Dharna; Honors for Malala; Ebola Threat

[Secularpakistani]

Dont indulge with trash like him....His upbringing shows clearly...what a cheap piece of trash!

A typical Indian reply first provoke but later when nothing to answer ,just start giving lectures on upbringing .

 

[Hashshāshīn]

Ebola in South Asia would be devastating.

 

[B+ Dracula]

a war is a costly affair. pakistan can't fight a war with empty pockets.
11 countries near bankruptcy - Yahoo Finance

Many Bankrupt Individuals build their Fortunes and now listed on FORBES,
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Why cant a strong relentless State can do this - as we've busted RUSSIAN in next border much greater than your SIZE

 

[ranjeet]

Many Bankrupt Individuals build their Fortunes and now listed on FORBES,
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Why cant a strong relentless State can do this - as we've busted RUSSIAN in next border much greater than your SIZE

Just because a donkey carried the construction material to the site doesn't mean it build the building.

 

[B+ Dracula]

Just because a donkey carried the construction material to the site doesn't mean it build the building.

DONKEY's DILEMMA

 

[ranjeet]

DONKEY's DILEMMA

Get Kashmir or Save Pakistan?

 

[ChennaiDude]

A typical Indian reply first provoke but later when nothing to answer ,just start giving lectures on upbringing .

Its not a lecture..its a fact!..I have read the whole thread...there was no need for you to talk about rape..when you very well know the product that you and your ancestors are from you know what!...!

 

[Parul]

India is far more divided than Pakistan with its caste, religion, region, language fault lines running far deeper.

Given the many ethnic, regional, religious and caste fault lines running through the length and breadth of India, there have long been questions raised about India's identity as a nation. Speaking about it last April, the US South Asia expert Stephen Cohen of Brookings Institution said, " But there is no all-Indian Hindu identity—India is riven by caste and linguistic differences, and Aishwarya Rai and Sachin Tendulkar are more relevant rallying points for more Indians than any Hindu caste or sect, let alone the Sanskritized Hindi that is officially promulgated".

Haq's Musings: Chinese Strategist Argues for India's Disintegration

We are not divided. Unity in Diversity is our Nation's Strength.

 

[B+ Dracula]

Its not a lecture..its a fact!..I have read the whole thread...there was no need for you to talk about rape..when you very well know the product that you and your ancestors are from you know what!...!

Our side have concept of Maximum Legal marriages and yours wont. my Grandfather have more than once (from 2 Provinces) and most probably i repeat the same (Internationally)
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Hence Proved, Your side have higher probabilities of illicit activities
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I understand WHOLE Inferiority complex of Sunny Leone Society ...ie INDIA

 

[SrNair]

We are not divided. Unity in Diversity is our Nation's Strength.

Arguing with that old man is just a waste of time.He will repeat and repeat same song again.There is no medicine for envy and baldness .Seems he has both of this.

 

[Parul]

Arguing with that old man is just a waste of time.He will repeat and repeat same song again.There is no medicine for envy and baldness .Seems he has both of this.

Err - I'm aware of it. That is why only one liner response.

 

[RiazHaq]

It has been evident for some time that India’s security policy in relation to China and Pakistan is in a serious state of disrepair. If security concerns of a country in the international sphere are deemed to be a sub-set of its external relations, then it is reasonably clear that our policy towards two of our most significant neighbours, one of which aspires to the status of an international superpower, leaves much to be desired.
More, things have got worse, not better, since the Modi regime was ushered in last May on a high note and with the loud proclamation that the incoming government was oriented to fix troubles with neighbours and launch into a period of peace and stability.
The unspoken part was that matters had worsened in the previous 10 years of the Congress-led government, that dialogue was sterile or absent in this time, and the prosecution of foreign affairs had lost steam; ergo, a fresh look by the new leader, made powerful by virtue of a full-fledged parliamentary majority, would yield India its rightful place and command respect from all, especially the neighbours.
On Friday, however, Union home minister Rajnath Singh, addressing the ITBP on its raising day, observed that it made India “hurt and angry” when Pakistan engaged in ceasefire violations and China intruded and made territorial claims on the Indian side. Clearly, a new era is not about to dawn.
That was apparent when Prime Minister Narendra Modi was engaging with visiting Chinese President Xi Jinping seated on a swing in Ahmedabad but Chinese troops were rolling into Indian territory. Now the home minister says we should solve all problems on the basis of talks alone, but inserts the rider that good relations can only be on the basis of “honour”.
Who can dispute that? But how come the government has not been able to establish where matters lie now and how they can be taken forward? Is the PM keeping all this close to his chest while the home minister labours in a state of innocence?
In the context of Pakistan, the Prime Minister announced that India had “shut Pakistan’s mouth”. Not particularly elegant coinage. But it is not even consistent with facts on the ground. Ceasefire violations have gone on intermittently and took place even on Diwali day. Meanwhile, the Pakistan Parliament has declared India the violator and urged the UN to step in. Is there a comprehensive effort to look at the overall picture and act? National security adviser Ajit Doval has reiterated the talks mantra but also spoke of India’s search for a “deterrence” to deal with Pakistan’s ceasefire violations. We are in the dark if there is a nuclear ring about this. The country must be taken into confidence.

Policy for Pakistan and China: India in the dark | The Asian Age

India has grounded its entire Sukhoi-30 fleet after a recent crash because it doesn’t want to put its pilots in harm’s way.

The fighters have not flown for a week after a Su-30 MKI of the Indian Air Force crashed near Pune, raising questions about the safety record of the fighter.

With the IAF operating close to 200 twin-engine Su-30s, the grounded planes represent almost a third of the country’s fighter fleet. India is due to get 72 more of these planes, each worth over Rs. 200 crore.



The IAF is down to 34 combat squadrons, as against an authorised strength of 44. Each squadron has up to 18 fighter planes.

Villagers gather near an Indian Air Force Sukhoi Su-30MKI fighter jet that crashed near Pune on October 14. (PTI Photo)

An IAF official said safety checks with “special focus on ejection seats” were being conducted and flight operations would resume only after each plane was cleared. A highly-placed source said the pilots of the plane that crashed on October 14 near Pune had reported “automatic seat ejection.” One of the two pilots was involved in a previous Su-30 crash too.

Five Su-30 fighters have crashed during the last five years, setting off alarm bells in the IAF. The Su-30 fleet has been grounded at least twice in the past.

Former IAF chief Air Chief Marshal Fali Major told HT, “A fleet is grounded when you have no clue as to what brought the plane down. It’s serious.”

Asked if buying Su-30s was a doubtful choice, Major said the planes were splendid but IAF needed to get to the bottom of the problem. Hindustan Aeronautics Limited assembles and repairs these planes in India.

IAF chief Air Chief Marshal Arup Raha had told reporters on October 4 that the Su-30 fleet was facing certain problems, but he refused to elaborate. The IAF’s Su-30 fleet has faced a high number of mid-air engine failures during the last two years, said another official.

India plays safe, grounds entire Sukhoi-30 fleet - Hindustan Times

 

[RiazHaq]

Although the results of such exercises (Red Flag in Las Vegas, NV) are rarely made public, the USAF jumped the gun. Just as it leaked the results of Cope India 2004, in November 2008 a video surfaced of a US Air Force officer talking in a generally condescending manner about the IAF. In particular five things that Col Terence Fornof said stick out:

• The IAF has problems with its Russian jet engines
• Indian pilots were prone to fratricide – shooting down friendly aircraft
• The IAF required 60-second intervals between takeoffs, compared with half that for other air forces
• The American F-15 can defeat the Su-30MKI, the most advanced fighter in the Su-30 series
• IAF not keen on 1 vs 1 dogfights with the USAF.

Dissecting a dogfight: Sukhoi vs USAF at Red Flag 2008 | Russia & India Report

 

[The Great One]

Although the results of such exercises (Red Flag in Las Vegas, NV) are rarely made public, the USAF jumped the gun. Just as it leaked the results of Cope India 2004, in November 2008 a video surfaced of a US Air Force officer talking in a generally condescending manner about the IAF. In particular five things that Col Terence Fornof said stick out:

• The IAF has problems with its Russian jet engines
• Indian pilots were prone to fratricide – shooting down friendly aircraft
• The IAF required 60-second intervals between takeoffs, compared with half that for other air forces
• The American F-15 can defeat the Su-30MKI, the most advanced fighter in the Su-30 series
• IAF not keen on 1 vs 1 dogfights with the USAF.

Dissecting a dogfight: Sukhoi vs USAF at Red Flag 2008 | Russia & India Report

L...L....L........Loooooooooooooosssssssser
Read this before talking about RF '08 again
A final word, from India, on 'YouTube Terry' - The DEW Line

 

[Secularpakistani]

Its not a lecture..its a fact!..I have read the whole thread...there was no need for you to talk about rape..when you very well know the product that you and your ancestors are from you know what!...!

Your a$$ is still bleeding