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I will ask you if you had to prepare samples of different materials , do some heat treatment on them and study their structure under microscope !
Unlike you I'm not a senior. I don't know arabic, urdu or which you speak. What I know is there's was sth related with a name Shivani and you were offline first time I saw. I was just curious. I don't know why you're so angry about that you used thoug words against me
Little baby squirrel
Going through that thread made me wonder whether we have the Abdalis or a bunch of Maachiiss-Bumb we're banking on !
@Emrald...I still havent finished boss will be in in afternoon....just got a little bit more to do...
In his autobiography, published in 2006, Musharraf called it a “myth” that the two sides had come to the brink of nuclear war during the conflict and dismissed as “preposterous” speculation that Pakistan was preparing for a possible nuclear strike on India then.
“I can also say with authority that in 1999 our nuclear capability was not yet operational. Merely exploding a bomb does not mean that you are operationally capable of deploying nuclear force in the field and delivering a bomb across the border over a selected target,” he wrote.
Critics of Musharraf’s action often refer to the Kargil conflict as a “misadventure,” saying it was badly conceived and executed, while he wrongly assumed the world would sit back idly.
Instead of considering the Kargil as a blunder, Musharraf, who has been living in exile since quitting politics in 2008, claims it actually brought the Kashmir issue back into international focus and helped pave the way for a solution.
North's missiles tied to Musharraf blunder - The Japan Times
@Marshmallow : I'm still waiting for my answer !