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We have a jamaati here folks :lol:

You lost the '65 war as well mate. What are we teaching our children? - The Express Tribune

Indeed, though I would say that Bangladesh's primary focus right now is to increase its naval potency particularly anti-piracy coastal duties. They are strengthening their coast guard capabilities quite a bit !

lol. Can't control the media, we are angry at the media as well. And Myanmar is not angry at all on our army, you are just presuming that. this is not the first time we have operated inside Myanmar, we have had joint ops deep inside Myanmar before and our NSA is going there in a few days for...

Indian foreign policy is amazing since the last one year. We have improved our relations with every single neighbour of ours barring Pakistan. Our relations with Nepal, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Sri Lanka and Myanmar are at a historic high! And we have not budged when it comes to terrorist...

Doubtful (but not impossible), because the Government keeps changing, the opposition keeps drilling it in to be careful and vigilant. Plus its the GoI who is ultimately responsible and they spend a very high amount of time over everything Pakistan does. The generation of leaders has also...

This port is damn needed for Kerala as well as India. Hope the traitorous commies don't ruin it.

In responsible countries, a CoAS can't decide to increase or decrease the Army size That is the Government's decision. Though I hear that GoBD is planning on increasing the size of the Army as well as modernize it faster :tup: On topic: Best of luck to the Chief!

It has been solved already. The deal has been signed between India and Bangladesh. The border has now been demarcated fully by BD and India. The exchanges are slated to be done by 31st July. On topic: This is brilliant, BBIN can change the face of Bangladesh, East India, NE India, Nepal and...

Indeed, Indian soldiers have also beheaded Pakistanis. Hindu published quite an expose when Indians were getting angry on Pakistani 'brutality'. We have done the same.

Thankyou, it is a bold initiative but one that can change the lives of over 1.5 billion people. Which is why resolution of our territorial and maritime disputes was crucial before this could move ahead and why GoI rushed the treaty with Bangladesh, agreeing to give away a lot of land and...

You need to understand the difference between geographically connected and economically connected. India and Bangladesh are physically connected, yes, but there is a wide gulf in being able to create a common market in which goods, people, services and facilities can flow freely across. The...

Actually Indian labour is 1.5 times as expensive as Pakistani labour in the gulf.

Have a looksie: Bay of Bengal Initiative for Multi-Sectoral Technical and Economic Cooperation - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Even in sea, we have agreements like BIMSTEC that does for sea faring nations what BBIN is to land nations. Even there the countries have refused to have Pakistan join the group - and Sri Lanka is part of it. Though this is not about connectivity by land or sea, its about agreements that go...

Again, who tells you these conspiracy theories? No, India can build one without Pakistani permission. Pakistan's territorial sea has not extended, only its EEZ has. Please read up on what EEZ actually means. Neither our trade ships, nor our warships, nor any pipeline we wish to deploy in the...

I see your point. But I am still of the opinion that what is done is done. We ought not to concern ourselves with Pakistan, we(collectively) have a destiny to become the largest markets and prosperous countries in the world. We have taken the first steps to removing impediments by those...

We have stated the reasons time and again- 1. Quid Pro Quo - The nuclear deal was in exchange of India dropping support for IPI. The term pressure implies India would let go of its interests for foreign powers. Like how Pakistan let IPI go for nothing in exchange. In our case, we dont accept...

We are talking about South Asia yes? We are not talking about trade corridors with extra-regional countries. India too has trade corridors being made but that is not the topic of discussion here. The point was that Pakistan used its membership in SAARC to act as a proxy for China and has...

Bangladesh was created through a struggle for humanity against colonialism by Pakistan, not very different from how South Asia threw away colonialism of the Britishers.