@cyalm Does it even matter? Pakistani administration had 2 weeks to reach out to India and assure full support. But can't expect anything from a state that harboured Osama.
@TheBengalMuslim Even Hindus and other religions have to prove their loyalty to India. It's called patriotism. You can't live in one country and not be patriotic. By the way, East Pakistanis didn't prove their loyalty to Pakistan in 1971.
@raftardotcom Pakistan had 2 weeks after Pehelgam to assure India of all the support and help find the terrorists. It didn't. A country which hid Osama can't be trusted.
Who killed those 90k people? Either your home grown or home harboured terrorists. Whenever a crime occurs, the first suspects are those with a history of crimes. Also, in last 10 days, did you administration reach out to India with an assurance that they will help find the culprits of the terrorist attack?
@Pauly_Samm@SkyYaldaHakim Osama was found inside Pakistan and was "smuggled" by the USA. Pakistan didn't hand him over and even denied his presence in the country.
@davidonchainx For mass adoption, we need business applications and use cases of crypto. Smart contracts, tokenisation, block chains, etc. are use cases. But we need more, real world success stories and innovations.
@zchishtii She's an army officer who has served the country since 1990. That's 35 years! Not some girl hired yesterday to sit in front of camera for PR. Do a little background check and learn more about her achievements. She has earned her place.
Using nuclear weapons isn't a joke. India knows it and we will always be responsible. Pakistan, which a much smaller area is set to lose everything if there's a nuclear war. Pretending to be brave on TV is different, in real life acting upon it will be utterly stupid for Pakistan.
I am a strong believer in Bitcoin but I feel conservative Indian investors and regulations haven't matured enough to support BTC investment. However, those who understand risk-reward and are tech-savvy can buy BTC directly and move it to a cold wallet, and those who aren't tech-savvy can invest in BTC ETFs which are also more tax-friendly than direct BTC investments.
@money_theory Okay, and what will be the NPV of 6.2 crores after 30 years assuming 8% inflation (real plus lifestyle)? Maybe needs more than 10% step-up.