Pakistan Defence

no comment?

Sorry somehow I missed this. I am out right now I will watch the video and respond once I get back.

His first part has the same idea of my "China adds entire SP2012 economy every 3 years" thread.

I absolutely disagree with the person. He is too negative about India, and his speeches and talks have been used to vilify and humiliate Indians before as well by both Pakistani and Chinese members.

As for the last two videos: Both are true in the sense that they are from India, but both are very very biased.

For example, right now there is this whole controversy going on about RYB education pre-schools in Beijing. But if somebody just displays this controversy to display Chinese education, won't that be a total misrepresentation of the actual situation?

Similarly, the first video about Hindu fanatics beating a Muslim is real, and there are such incidents, but they are not regular incidences, in that they are relatively rare occurrences for the scale of India and its population.

Ok. I do not reckon what is happening in Beijing is a bad thing. Things improve via tragedy. So is the pollution in China. Crisis in Chinese is called dangerous opportunity. But how the general public react to pollution in India? Blame congress and UK?

Now I tend to think this video is true....If those who can speak English and who can afford PC in india lack reasoning....then I have no comment about the remaining second india.....

Man, the people here on PDF are not representative of India. Nor are the people on Times of India. There is quite a large faction of India's population in the so called "first India" that is quite reasonable.

where are those sensible people?
If they not on MSM, then they are totally meaningless

Well, even people on MSM are more reasonable than Indians on PDF. PDF is a hub for the far right (or in China's case far left) people. The members from Pakistan and Bangladesh are similarly not representative of their countries here; nor are Chinese members.

People in general are far more reasonable in academia, business, leadership etc. In fact, if you want to really understand how Indians view Chinese, I would like you to follow an Indian journalist Pallavi Aiyar. She has written some incredible articles.

Indian leadership? wow