Punjabbi Munda
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Pakistan and India are 2 completely different stories and will have difference in their respective budgets.
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Wo kaya hai na pancho ungliya braber nahi hoti na..
Btw i gotta Puggy to sit in my couch and easy to maintain
Guys,one question-is the 4 billion dollars defence budget allocated from the annual budget?if yes then what is pak's annual budget? And can someone please tell me how much money is returned by the Indian armed forces each year and also does the pak armed forces return the "unused money"?
Finally some one spoke what i wanted to say in my first post although i agree it was sarcastic..
comparing with india is unjustified coz they will never be able to compete with india in terms of spending ..coz they dont have the income to support that expenditure..and if they do they just help us..we wont even need to fire a bullet across the border..
the same should be remebered by our planners wrt to china..i.e., we will never be able to compete with China interms of military spending..
Bhai y do you want to compare it in the very first place leave it yar they dont need to match with us our country is larger in size there are more men in our army there budget suits there need we are no one to tell them any thing
well we dont have other aggressors against our country currently than India so surely our defence spending is keeping in view of our enemy's designs.yaar..i didnt compare ..i just mentioned that comparision by the general was unjustified..i tried to be sarcastic without offending anyone or any country..
it only p!$$ed me off when i was hurled abuses..
Anyways lets not drag this...
thanks
well we dont have other aggressors against our country currently than India so surely our defence spending is keeping in view of our enemy's designs.
Pakistan Army spokesman Major General Athar Abbas has said his country is allocating only four billion dollars to defence whereas India's defence budget is 36 billion dollars.
Talking to a television channel, Inter Services Public Relations (ISPR) Director General Major-General Abbas said the usage of funds in civilian departments should be streamlined instead of raising objections to Pakistan's defence budget.
"We have to look at the capability of the enemy before designing our preparedness. We would have to see that what kinds of weapons it is making. Keeping in view all the facts, the defence budget as well as the armed forces' ability is adjusted," The Nation quoted Abbas, as saying.
He said the army performs its duties "within the framework given by the sitting government", and that ascertaining the size of the army is also the government's job.
"The Army has to prepare itself according to defence capabilities of the enemy. No army in the world can disclose its development budget to the public," said General Abbas.
"If the civilian government considers that they could diminish the perils through negotiations with India, then a reduction in the Army could take place," he added.
General Athar alleged that several agencies from some hostile countries had been striving to create a gap with between the army and the public in Pakistan.
"Anti-Pakistan elements are trying to prove that the Army is a burden on the national development by criticizing the armed forces," he said
"The conspirators are saying that the funds related to defence could be used for prosperity of the country," he added.
Pak's defence budget pales in comparison to India's, says spokesman