@Regional_Asia By this logic all attacks in Balochistan are false flag operations conducted by Pak jihadi army. They are done to divert people attention from protests in POK as Pak army is not able to control protests in POK
@ashking009 Apple earpod does not have serial number like airpod but it's original
I showed it to my cousin who has worked in Samsung mobile division and has good knowledge of these products and he said it's original
News coming in of a terrorist attack targetting on a stationary CRPF security post at Akhran in the Nowpora/Mir Bazar area of Kulgam district in Jammu Kashmir
3 CRPF personnel sustained injuries
@Indian_Analyzer Bahut hi ghatiya scheme
Indian armed forces are already short of approx 1.5 lakh soldiers 11000 officers god forbid if there is a two front war what will happen
Yes it would have caused upheaval at home for Bhutto but it also risked fall of Pakistan nascent democracy, potentially bringing back a hardline military dictatorship focused on immediate military revenge.This was assessment of Indian Chief negotiator P N Haksar at that time.
Even Russian Chairman Leonid Brezhnev who supported India during 1971 war also told Indira Gandhi to return all 93000 POWs quickly for peace in South Asia
My grandfather was Indian army officer in 1971 and he was incharge if 2-3 barracks in Meerut which had Pakistani soldiers as POW of 1971 war
Many POW Pakistani soldiers told my grandfather that they had not received their salaries for 2-3 months and were given very poor quality food in Pakistani mess
This is the condition even today in many battalions of Pak army
Bhooki nangi surrender army 😂😂😂
How can a Pakistani be so illiterate
While boards like Cricket Australia have officially paused bilateral fixtures with Afghanistan over human rights and women's sports restrictions, England and Scotland do not have active, blanket board-level bans—often playing them in multi-team tournaments or rescheduling fixtures based on international calendars. Framing these distinct administrative and political decisions as a unanimous "four-board alliance" misrepresents how international cricket scheduling works.
Eyewitness accounts from 1971 POWs are historical record, not a bubble. And 'transforming since 2002' hasn't changed the fundamental problem: an army leadership more focused on commercial real estate, Fauji Foundation enterprises than the basic welfare of frontline soldiers. Modern equipment in parades doesn't rewrite grassroots operational truth.
Claiming Afghan cricket modern survival depends solely on Pakistani history or Indian charity distorts reality. Australia remains the only board actively refusing bilateral series on political grounds—neither England nor Scotland have blanket boycotts—while Afghanistan’s financial stability is rooted in its official ICC Full Member revenue share and global broadcast rights, not just host-board match fees. Ultimately, Afghanistan did not achieve World Cup semi-final status through historical debt or economic favors; their rise is the result of world-class individual talent outplaying established nations on the global stage.
Blaming India for Lahore’s toxic air has become Pakistan's illiterate politicians favorite annual ritual. Quoting raw sensor readings as '1588 AQI' won't change the reality that South Asian winter winds blow from Pakistan toward India. Instead of inventing fake AQI scales to cover up policy failures, Pakistani politicians should tackle their own local stubble burning and vehicular emissions.
Spot on. Every time GDP growth touches 5%, imports explode due to heavy reliance on imported energy and raw materials. Because the export base is narrow (mostly low-value textiles), foreign exchange reserves collapse, leading straight back to another IMF bail out. Growth in Pakistan isn't export-led; it's debt- and import-fueled.