What does that mean? can you please explain? Is this because of moon landing?Modi did what na pak army cant do next 50 years i wish modi was our COAS
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What does that mean? can you please explain? Is this because of moon landing?Modi did what na pak army cant do next 50 years i wish modi was our COAS
Combined effect of frustration in life and moon landing .What does that mean? can you please explain? Is this because of moon landing?
Sarcasm samajh.Did you really mean engineering challenge? Just wow.... And yes agreed, but challenge that even can complete by college students in India.
Ahhh.... Means, landing on moon happens on daily...
Poor @RiazHaq ran out of burnol. He should have ordered moreNayini Anurag Reddy
@NAR_Handle
- India lands on the Moon, #Modi appears on the screen.
- #Players win medals, Modi's smiling picture on a banner.
- Students return from #Ukraine, Modi takes credit.
- Indians get #Vaccination, Modi's picture on the certificate.
- #Army does its job, Modi politicises it.
On the other side, Manipur burns, but he remains silent. Demonetisation fails, he disappears. Farmers die in protests, he doesn't care. The value of the Rupee falls, he runs away. Prices of essential fuels rise, he acts unbothered.
Poor @RiazHaq ran out of burnol. He should have ordered more
@RiazHaq has a lot of qualities, but jealousy is probably the least of his concerns.
Most people here wont know him much beyond his occasional self promotion. But this guy has made trolling and baiting into an actual career.
This is a guy who has essentially made an entire career out of publishing opinion pieces masquerading as research that are essentially the defense world equivalent of page 3 trash in a British tabloid. These "articles" propelled him from an obscure writer with limited Analytical content to becoming a tv personality with presence on atleast one pakistani news channel. You have to give him that. Say what you want about him, he turned pdf trolling into a profitable venture. Almost admirable.
And yes, before anyone thinks he is rage baiting Indians, he really is living his life by selling his prescription to his fellow Pakistanis. Is he intentionally misleading Pakistanis? I am not sure. Never attribute to malice what can adequately be explained by Stupidity.
A long time back (2014) I was in discussion with a senior economist from Pakistan, and I was asked what I thought differentiated India from Pakistan. I remarked, at a fundamental level, the major difference I can find is the shocking lack of unbiased research and analysis in mainstream Pakistan institutions - including academia but also in policy making circles. Nobody ever seemed to get this part right in pakistan. From scholars to analysts to general.Even Ayesha Siddiqui and Haqqani are fundamentally biased in their scholarship. If the core basis of your decision making was fundamentally biased, you were never going to make the correct decisions. You had essentially swallowed your own propaganda.
I had then remarked that in a difference between perception and reality, reality will lose. But perception has an uncanny way of eventually catch up with reality.
If anything, the refusal to look at reality for what it is, and the willingness to accept at face value the opinions and analysis of people like @RiazHaq with motivated agendas is why Pakistan is where it is.
But yes, @RiazHaq is a very interesting person. He did make baiting into a sustainable career long before any of the established polemics in pakistan and India found fame and glory in media.
I can name a dozen idiots like him that try to make a living selling half baked junk as research in the US or in every Indian language, nothing special about @RiazHaq . What @RiazHaq especially ridiculous is, unlike the others of his ilk, he seems oblivious of what a fool he is making of himself.@RiazHaq has a lot of qualities, but jealousy is probably the least of his concerns.
Most people here wont know him much beyond his occasional self promotion. But this guy has made trolling and baiting into an actual career.
This is a guy who has essentially made an entire career out of publishing opinion pieces masquerading as research that are essentially the defense world equivalent of page 3 trash in a British tabloid. These "articles" propelled him from an obscure writer with limited Analytical content to becoming a tv personality with presence on atleast one pakistani news channel. You have to give him that. Say what you want about him, he turned pdf trolling into a profitable venture. Almost admirable.
And yes, before anyone thinks he is rage baiting Indians, he really is living his life by selling his prescription to his fellow Pakistanis. Is he intentionally misleading Pakistanis? I am not sure. Never attribute to malice what can adequately be explained by Stupidity.
A long time back (2014) I was in discussion with a senior economist from Pakistan, and I was asked what I thought differentiated India from Pakistan. I remarked, at a fundamental level, the major difference I can find is the shocking lack of unbiased research and analysis in mainstream Pakistan institutions - including academia but also in policy making circles. Nobody ever seemed to get this part right in pakistan. From scholars to analysts to general.Even Ayesha Siddiqui and Haqqani are fundamentally biased in their scholarship. If the core basis of your decision making was fundamentally biased, you were never going to make the correct decisions. You had essentially swallowed your own propaganda.
I had then remarked that in a difference between perception and reality, reality will lose. But perception has an uncanny way of eventually catch up with reality.
If anything, the refusal to look at reality for what it is, and the willingness to accept at face value the opinions and analysis of people like @RiazHaq with motivated agendas is why Pakistan is where it is.
But yes, @RiazHaq is a very interesting person. He did make baiting into a sustainable career long before any of the established polemics in pakistan and India found fame and glory in media.
It's also a tailoring challenge...You may think it is funny but erecting such a large flag (I have heard it is hundreds of feet wide) is an engineering challenge in itself. It may motivate the youth to study STEM and that is good in the long run.
He is true representative of frustration of Pakistanis living in America , they are unable to cope with the rise of Indians in American political and economic field . He knows the deficiency of pakistanis but do not want to accept that their are basic flaws in the mindset in which a pakistani lives in western countries , he is in the same category of zaid hamid who does not want to accept the fact written on the wall .@RiazHaq is a big fan of Congress party of Pakistan!! True representative of Pakistani ideology in India!!
@RiazHaq has a lot of qualities, but jealousy is probably the least of his concerns.
Most people here wont know him much beyond his occasional self promotion. But this guy has made trolling and baiting into an actual career.
This is a guy who has essentially made an entire career out of publishing opinion pieces masquerading as research that are essentially the defense world equivalent of page 3 trash in a British tabloid. These "articles" propelled him from an obscure writer with limited Analytical content to becoming a tv personality with presence on atleast one pakistani news channel. You have to give him that. Say what you want about him, he turned pdf trolling into a profitable venture. Almost admirable.
And yes, before anyone thinks he is rage baiting Indians, he really is living his life by selling his prescription to his fellow Pakistanis. Is he intentionally misleading Pakistanis? I am not sure. Never attribute to malice what can adequately be explained by Stupidity.
A long time back (2014) I was in discussion with a senior economist from Pakistan, and I was asked what I thought differentiated India from Pakistan. I remarked, at a fundamental level, the major difference I can find is the shocking lack of unbiased research and analysis in mainstream Pakistan institutions - including academia but also in policy making circles. Nobody ever seemed to get this part right in pakistan. From scholars to analysts to general.Even Ayesha Siddiqui and Haqqani are fundamentally biased in their scholarship. If the core basis of your decision making was fundamentally biased, you were never going to make the correct decisions. You had essentially swallowed your own propaganda.
I had then remarked that in a difference between perception and reality, reality will lose. But perception has an uncanny way of eventually catch up with reality.
If anything, the refusal to look at reality for what it is, and the willingness to accept at face value the opinions and analysis of people like @RiazHaq with motivated agendas is why Pakistan is where it is.
But yes, @RiazHaq is a very interesting person. He did make baiting into a sustainable career long before any of the established polemics in pakistan and India found fame and glory in media.
He is true representative of frustration of Pakistanis living in America , they are unable to cope with the rise of Indians in American political and economic field . He knows the deficiency of pakistanis but do not want to accept that their are basic flaws in the mindset in which a pakistani lives in western countries , he is in the same category of zaid hamid who does not want to accept the fact written on the wall .