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It is a shared legacy of what is now the Pakistani and Indian army, and to some extent that of Bangladeshi too.

Who will and can liberate Tibet? Certainly not India.

About your signature, you are so wrong about hindi. you are making fun of yourself mate.

Yes in majority of the states, people do like India. BTW, we don't see Indian Govt. as an invader.

How come this is a revenge thread?

5 pages for a movie. pfft.:tdown:

What India gains by stationing a few jets in base separated from the mainland by hostile territories?

off topic, but ITBP isn't a paramilitary force now :police:

someone with a bit of experience should be given this important post.

Why should you be ashamed of Indian govt? :what:

lets not make this an ajtr bashing thread. Ajtr has the right to have her own point of view. If you disagree simply say so in a civil way, retorting to personal remarks is the worst way to discuss anything.

We want our daily dose of comic relief.

That was actually rude and uncalled for. It is ok to disagree but to be rude is totally wrong.

That can be always done in a thread for those discussions. This thread is about the Marathas, let it remain that way. Btw, where did you get the Parsi bit of information. I suggest you start a new thread, we can all head over there for a discussion *cough*troll*cough*cough*fest*cough*

well most media houses serve one purpose or the other. I won't take them for as absolute. As i siad there may have been kids but i am not convinced that all were kids

and yet the troops are not surrendering to the maoists but fighting back and killing them in good number.

Quite hard to digest. I agree human rights are often abused by security forces. Perhaps you should back the claim with a trustworthy source ( read neither pakistani nor indian)

Now now, not everyone killed by security forces in Kashmir are kids.

Perhaps that is why so many battalions are posted there. It is only going to get hard for the Maoists after the planned withdrawal of more paramilitary forces from "now-peaceful" Kashmir valley.

i love andhra cuisine. and the movies too :P