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Well, we dont need a hopeless fanatic to make us choose our enemies. Some of our equipment may not be indegenious, but most of it is. Whatever the case may be, they all do ****-load of damage. Now keep your Chinese rhetoric to yourself, and quit trolling.

Please dont quote your own history books. War history is always relative. Any Nazi alive today, would say Germany never lost. Its gonna be better if you can look up a neutral source. US State Government Report: Pakistan(Goto Indendence Section) Pakistan and Its Three Wars by Vice Adm...

Leave alone Haqqani. Kiyani was taped stating categorically, "Taliban is an asset to Pakistan" by the Americans. Musharraf double-crossed US, Kayani a Taliban ally: NYT Why do you think Americans are backing the civilian government? Because PA, under Musharraf took them for a ride...

If you even understant the meaning of the word 'exploit'. Doing bussiness is not exploiting. We never asked them to recruit or outsource jobs to India. They chose to do it, Americans are not as talented. Instead of blabbering out I-would-love-to-see-India-fall mindset, first understand what...

Defense 12:13 am - Wednesday India prepares to test its new trainer aircraft with Russian propellers New Delhi, India - They will be used for IAF pilots' training stage 2 (WAPA) - India will begin this month the flight tests for its new trainer aircraft powered by Russian AL-55 I...

He just looks at the word "India" and the word "suffer" and says "Darn, I love this thing, I have to post it with my favourite smilies".

Pakistan doesnt actually need the treaty, they have already violated it. :cheesy: India would be rubbishing it as well.

How does it even remotely affect you? What do you understand of double-taxing and outsourcing? The fact that it involves India's economy, and you hate India's growing strength to the core? Its startling how little sense you can make out of the word 'economy'. Bush, Clinton, were all Harvard...

Obama's push against outsourcing alarms tech giants By Brandon Bailey Mercury News Posted: 05/02/2009 12:33:22 PM PDT Updated: 05/05/2009 02:23:39 AM PDT In the tech industry's first major disagreement with the Obama administration, Silicon Valley companies are voicing alarm about...

Senate bill strips references to India for conditional aid to Pakistan Washington: Two influential US senators have introduced a bill to triple American aid to Pakistan to $1.5 billion annually for five years, with some exacting conditions but stripped of references to India to make it...

US anti-outsourcing plans won’t hit India Tuesday, 05 May, 2009 | 08:53 PM PST | Ombama’s plan is ‘not at all targeting’ India’s outsourcing giants like Tata Consultancy Services, Wipro, Infosys and other companies, said Ameet Nivsarkar, vice president for...

All the implied sarcasm with the smilies speaks volumes of how jealous you are of India's economic might. American companies have already made their disapproval known to Obama. CISCO, GOOGLE, HP have all come out against the possible policy shift. A pullout will not affect the Indian IT...

And yet you couldnt keep up with your pep-talk in the last 3 Kashmir wars.:crazy:

What a complete idiot Mani is. Blinded as he is, doesnt seem to look at the misery of his country as the sole reason of the pullout, rather go ahead and put the blame on India. As if India gives a dime about who plays and who doesnt. You are just making a fool out of yourself, only thing...

Thats actually true. Kolkata couple buys plot on the moon! - India - The Times of India

Nothing wrong with that. Its rather ambitious. I would love to see that god-for-saken-countinent achieve this milestone in the future. As far as the humour is concerned, I think it was deliberate, yet conveyed a strong desire.

They should know that America lacks serious technical human resource. Infact their own research had showed, that for ever $1 US companies invest in India, they get $1.2 in return. However I feel, the effect of this policy will be to an extent, and the huge domestic demand will suffice.

Jehad is 'not mandatory' in Kashmir, says Sufi Mohammad A hardline Pakistani cleric said jehad is "not mandatory" in the Indian state as people there are not demanding Sharia. Islamabad: Contradicting militant groups' claim that they were engaged in 'jehad' in Kashmir, a hardline...

Nano gets over 2 lakh bookings Our Bureau Mumbai, May 4 The Tata Nano has drawn 2.03 lakh bookings valued at nearly Rs 2,500 crore, according to a Tata Motors release issued here on Monday. The booking window was open from April 9 to 25. The release states that 6.10 lakh booking...

If you call the truth boasting, then what would you call when I actually start making up BS? Get a life!