Indian IT Ministry asks YouTube to remove video links of IAF pilot Abhinandan Varthaman

[Maxpane]

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[WarKa DaNG]

Mere mobile e kon delete kare ga

 

[Zee-shaun]

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it is now deemed national service to delete the video of the hero who apparently downed a F16 unknown to him! Delete his video as a national service. What is going on in that country? every minute there is some new script being shatted out by indian msm

Lol maine to ye vodeo 27 friends ko forward kia hai including 2 friends in India.
Ab kal lo jo kalna.

 

[FuturePAF]

This episode has provided many lessons for Pakistan. Another one Pakistan needs to learn is creating its own Apps and Internet Platforms. The Chinese example of their own internet gave rise to their entire internet economy. While Pakistan doesn't want to censor out foreign sites, it should beat them at their own game and have the majority of servers inside Pakistan for data generated from Pakistan; so we can do what we want with our data. Our IT companies need to get venture capital boost from the government to jump start this on a war footing.

Break Google-Youtube and Facebook-Whatsapps hold on our people.

 

[Crystal-Clear]

dekh k delete ker dena.

 

[GumNaam]

considering YouTube is still littered with abhinandan's videos and parodies, looks like YouTube has given the indian it minister a big fat middle finger and said...

 

[AyanRay]

17 cuts in a 80 sec video. Are Pakistanis that dumb to understand it's a doctored video. I mean, look at the part where he states Indian media exaggerates, does PA employ 10 year olds to do their editing?

 

[Wrath]

dekh k delete ker dena.

Hahaha

 

[Wrath]

17 cuts in a 80 sec video. Are Pakistanis that dumb to understand it's a doctored video. I mean, look at the part where he states Indian media exaggerates, does PA employ 10 year olds to do their editing?

To zahir si baat hai Bhai , video banai hai original , koi Bollywood ki tarah scripted thori hai . If this video looks scripted then watch the previous two videos of Abhinandan when he got arrested and when he was drinking a cup of tea. Ap baton pe dhyaan do. Cutting pr nai .

 

[maximuswarrior]

LOL Indians begging everyone. What is new.

 

[Enigma SIG]

This episode has provided many lessons for Pakistan. Another one Pakistan needs to learn is creating its own Apps and Internet Platforms. The Chinese example of their own internet gave rise to their entire internet economy. While Pakistan doesn't want to censor out foreign sites, it should beat them at their own game and have the majority of servers inside Pakistan for data generated from Pakistan; so we can do what we want with our data. Our IT companies need to get venture capital boost from the government to jump start this on a war footing.

Break Google-Youtube and Facebook-Whatsapps hold on our people.

"U.S. data centers use more than 90 billion kilowatt-hours of electricity a year, requiring roughly 34 giant (500-megawatt) coal-powered plants. Global data centers used roughly 416 terawatts (4.16 x 1014 watts) (or about 3% of the total electricity) last year, nearly 40% more than the entire United Kingdom. And this consumption will double every four years."

https://www.forbes.com/sites/forbes...rowing-problem-for-data-centers/#42dccc775a30

We can't do that by a long shot. Requires a healthy IT industry with datacenters all over the country. With the government struggling to provide electricity to majority of the country; how do you propose we can run AND maintain several datacenters, each which require enormouse amounts of electricity; quote above.

 

[valkyr_96]

17 cuts in a 80 sec video. Are Pakistanis that dumb to understand it's a doctored video. I mean, look at the part where he states Indian media exaggerates, does PA employ 10 year olds to do their editing?

It is not a doctored video only the relevant parts of the debrief are shown. The actual debrief will be longer.

 

[AyanRay]

It is not a doctored video only the relevant parts of the debrief are shown. The actual debrief will be longer.

Sure, btw look at this
https://www.google.com/amp/s/thinkf...da-video-of-wg-cmdr-abhinandan-varthaman/amp/

Only the relevant parts are provided

It is not a doctored video only the relevant parts of the debrief are shown. The actual debrief will be longer.

And look at the video again, he said I was chasing a target then there was a cut then he said I was brought down. Now if this was a single sentence, why did it had a cut. What did he say about his target which was edited out?

 

[valkyr_96]

Sure, btw look at this
https://www.google.com/amp/s/thinkf...da-video-of-wg-cmdr-abhinandan-varthaman/amp/
Only the relevant parts are provided
And look at the video again, he said I was chasing a target then there was a cut then he said I was brought down. Now if this was a single sentence, why did it had a cut. What did he say about his target which was edited out?

Let see Abhinandan's interview to see what he says

 

[FuturePAF]

"U.S. data centers use more than 90 billion kilowatt-hours of electricity a year, requiring roughly 34 giant (500-megawatt) coal-powered plants. Global data centers used roughly 416 terawatts (4.16 x 1014 watts) (or about 3% of the total electricity) last year, nearly 40% more than the entire United Kingdom. And this consumption will double every four years."

https://www.forbes.com/sites/forbes...rowing-problem-for-data-centers/#42dccc775a30

We can't do that by a long shot. Requires a healthy IT industry with datacenters all over the country. With the government struggling to provide electricity to majority of the country; how do you propose we can run AND maintain several datacenters, each which require enormouse amounts of electricity; quote above.

Consider it a national security issue, and funding it alongside defense spending. We can start small, and host mostly corporate data, and then expand gradually expand with each apps data. The companies that use our data centers would paid by local advertisers over just hosting abroad and getting nothing. Advertisements could be added to their apps and it would be the advertisers that would be funding the data centers.