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You sure his legs became numb not because of something else?

India got all out. So the target might help Pakistan a bit. Signing out. Watch Premiere league football, better.

I think the pitch kind of got easier to bat after 15 overs. And the fact that as a batsmen if you kind of tough it out for 20-30 balls you get your eye in and you can bat. Shadab did not bowl well. But Nawaz and Salman bowled decent. Should have maybe bowled Naseem and Rauf in the middle...

You deceptively did not quote the last line of the article. Note: From a writer in northeast India. Stop with your mischiefs. Reported to mods.

They did which was a good thing. But the fence can only do so much. But yes, post the operation, the pressure should have been kept up with Intelligence Based Operations.

The Iranians have fenced their border with Afghanistan and monitor any movements closely. Uzbek and Tajik border is too unhabitable to allow any miscreants creating trouble there. The population center in Afghanistan is mostly dotted to the east of the country in close proximity of Pakistan...

You raise a good point. There are Afghans who directly blame Pakistan, for supporting Taliban, and in the process wiping off Afghan's identity (whatever is left of it). That's a legitimate concern. But the water has passed under the bridge. Question is, what do we do about the current...

Indian Defense Research Wing is your source?

Indians, could you stfu or stick to the topic.

Good, that would make TV, newspaper media more and more irrelevant. Gist of it is, there should be no media coverage regarding inflated electricity prices or related protests.

And that aid ended up ___________ .

I have contrarian view here. First blunder, post Afghan war and through out the 90s, Pakistan was following a policy of appeasement. The Taliban were kept happy with a free border, given diplomatic recognition, life was good, meanwhile gun culture, drug culture, sectarianism was at full play...

Rest in Peace. Hope the military men get better protection when venturing out. Pakistan really needs to re think its Afghan policy. Better management of borders, better intelligence, grouping Taliban and TTP into one group and dealing with them with full force and low intensity conflict...

The power sector debt became an issue since Nawaz’s era. So was the devaluation cycle. As I said, there is no quick fix and this is an issue as a result of multiple screw ups across decades. I have provided some solutions in the posts above.

30% of the budget is hogged by the duffers and they want people to bicker about a few $1000 raise for the President.

With the ongoing fiasco all the Defense related businesses would have taken a hit and with that their defense budget should be taking a huge hit in the next budget. Frankly, I wont be surprised if they persist with this lame duck structure for atleast a couple years.

There needs to be forensic audit. I believe industrial consumers are using electricity at highly discounted rates. Duffers killed 50 Pakistanis, but yet it’s their 9/11.

The electricity bills seem to include income tax and GST hence they are very steep. The IPP is a complex issue involving decades of screw ups. Failure to build dams No Iran Pakistan gas pipelines Signing IPP contracts with ill intent Not focusing enough on renewables Building Sahiwal Coal...

There are good points raised: The IPP contracts can have both local currency and foreign currency component. There is a track record of Pak Rs falling in value hence a wise thing to do would be to de-risk as much as possible in terms of currency fluctuation. Sahiwal Coal Power Project is...

IK is rotting in jail but its his fault that he didn’t do enough listening to the generals and went on his tangent? Seriously guys. The common denominator here is the army’s supra constitutional role and merry go rounding the PMs. Only this time the public has turned against them and they...