Ben Stokes's petulance over the insistence by the two Indian batsmen to bat on after they had battled to within sight of their 100s was very poor sportsmanship. He's a great player, but showed real smallmindedness here. #INDvENG
In @nytopinion
“Watching ‘F1,’ I didn’t for a second believe in Sonny Hayes, the character, but for two and a half hours I sure believed in Brad Pitt, the icon,” Bruce Handy writes in a guest essay. https://t.co/GtIFo8q8s0
With speeds reaching Mach 3, the BrahMos cruise missile is notoriously hard to intercept — a fact Pakistan learned to its chagrin. By demonstrating both survivability and pinpoint accuracy, the BrahMos emerged as the standout performer of the conflict. https://t.co/11ybsKaZak
CNN: Where is the evidence you have to back your claim that Pakistan shot down 5 Indian jets? ‘It’s all over social media’ says Khwaja Asif. Pak defence minister exposes and embarrasses Islamabad and his country once again! 🙏
It was to force the Chinese to pay this bill and reimburse the biggest drug dealers in history that the British declared war on China, so initiating the notoriously unjust Opium Wars and beginning the Chinese 'Century of Humiliation'.
These wars still haunt China today and which even now
dictate its attitude to the West.
@DalrympleWill A masterly work by William Dalrymple. Thoroughly researched and well written. A must read. The book is an eye-opener about the influence India wielded not only in the East but also in the West. Our desi historians never told us about all this.