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WASHINGTON - The Inter State Intelligence (ISI) and the Pakistan Army play a significant role in influencing Islamabad’s policies towards New Delhi despite the fact the two have always denied any role in government’s functioning, a report said.


Stratfor, the global think tank, in its report said: “The ISI and the army already exert a significant influence on policy towards India, whether they have a formal seat or not”.

Referring to the alleged meeting of Indian officials with the ISI chief Shuja Pasha on July 3, the report said that it was an important meeting which could have an effect on the region.

“Regardless of what was said during the July 3 meeting, the impromptu meeting itself was a significant one,” it said.

The report said that the dynamics of the region were fast changing, which may be the prime reason behind the ISI chief calling the unplanned meeting.

“The last thing India wants to see is the US ease up on Pakistan, should a terrorist attack take place in India, its ability to hold Pakistan responsible would be severely compromised. This is why the Indians are not buying reports of Pakistan targeting terrorist groups.

The Pakistanis know they cannot be held responsible. These are the newly emerging dynamics of the region, and they may well be the reason the ISI chief held his impromptu get-together with the Indian military attaches,” the report said. (ANI)

WASHINGTON - The Inter State Intelligence (ISI) and the Pakistan Army play a significant role in influencing Islamabad’s policies towards New Delhi despite the fact the two have always denied any role in government’s functioning, a report said.


Stratfor, the global think tank, in its report said: “The ISI and the army already exert a significant influence on policy towards India, whether they have a formal seat or not”.

Referring to the alleged meeting of Indian officials with the ISI chief Shuja Pasha on July 3, the report said that it was an important meeting which could have an effect on the region.

“Regardless of what was said during the July 3 meeting, the impromptu meeting itself was a significant one,” it said.

The report said that the dynamics of the region were fast changing, which may be the prime reason behind the ISI chief calling the unplanned meeting.

“The last thing India wants to see is the US ease up on Pakistan, should a terrorist attack take place in India, its ability to hold Pakistan responsible would be severely compromised. This is why the Indians are not buying reports of Pakistan targeting terrorist groups.

The Pakistanis know they cannot be held responsible. These are the newly emerging dynamics of the region, and they may well be the reason the ISI chief held his impromptu get-together with the Indian military attaches,” the report said. (ANI)

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Congress has alleged that Mayawati is responsible for the attack at Rita Bahuguna Joshi's house on July 15, and has demanded CBI enquiry into the arson.


I was treated like a terrorist in jail: Rita Joshi

WASHINGTON: The United States is installing radiation detectors at Pakistani ports to check proliferation of nuclear material and weapons of mass
destruction to and from the country, a top US official on nuclear security has said.

"We do work with Pakistan with the Department of Homeland Security, on Secure Freight Initiative, in putting radiation detectors in their ports. One port is done. Karachi is the second port. We're negotiating that type of work," said Thomas D'Agostino, the Under-Secretary for Nuclear Security.

Also administrator of the National Nuclear Security Administration, D'Agostino refrained from giving much of the details at a Congressional hearing on Wednesday about what the US is doing in Pakistan in this regard, saying that these are of sensitive nature and could be deliberated only in a close door session.

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Even "moderate additional" greenhouse emissions are likely to push Earth past "critical tipping points" with "dangerous consequences for the planet," according to research conducted by NASA and the Columbia University Earth Institute.

With just 10 more years of "business as usual" emissions from the burning of coal, oil and gas, says the NASA/Columbia paper, "it becomes impractical" to avoid "disastrous effects."

The study appears in the journal Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics. Its lead author is James Hansen, director of NASA's Goddard Institute for Space Studies in New York.

The forecast effects include "increasingly rapid sea-level rise, increased frequency of droughts and floods, and increased stress on wildlife and plants due to rapidly shifting climate zones," according to the NASA announcement.

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same 2 u

well m from karachi, an MBA student. and what u do?

well m from karachi, an MBA student. and what u do?

India is an incredibly corrupt nation. It has been taken over by the illuminati completely with the sole purpose of controlling Asia. Israel purpose was to control middleeast and now India is the new zionist state.