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I can't open the first link. It shows server error. Can you please share a different version of the video

Bhai aap kis advice ka shukria. And I'm sure it might be sincere advice (MAYBE). Laikin: 1. Firstly you got the sequence wrong. Fundamentalism did not cause the economic down-turn of Pakistan (Not that I am saying fundamentalism is not a problem). On the contrary, the economic situation of the...

These price hikes are the catalyst for local industry to get into business. If imported things don't become expensive (by devaluing the Rupee) then why would local businesses open shop. There will be no one to buy from them. But if imported stuff becomes expensive, people will want to buy, and...

1. I agree majority of the people just follow the Elite (albeit like Sheep). 2. I agree that people have to buy milk, medication, books, clothes, shoes etc (Although, I don't think buying toys, make-up, watches and pampers is such a great idea when you don't have money to feed your children)...

1. I completely agree that Pakistani economy is heavily depend on imports ( not that it should be). 2. I agree that solutions to such complex problems that have brewed over last two decades would not be simple and one must not take a reductionist approach. 3. I agree that the elite class...

This is a very flawed way of thinking. The businesses that will be affected (at least affected the most) will be the ones that are based on imports. If you build an empire on a faulty business model (in this case, the heavy reliance on imports and close to nothing in exports), people will...

Lets talk about this issue point by point: 1. The reason for a sudden devaluation: The reason for a sudden devaluation in Pakistani Rupee was that for many years exchange rate was artificially maintained by pumping more and more $ in the economy by the previous governments. So basically they...

Can you please share the marked map, Please!!

Why then the Indian defense establishment and government put up, so called, "high res" images of what they call successful strikes on the very same structure that they are now saying was "spared". Something fishy going on!! lol

I don't think we should trivialize a serious issue such as rape, and also there is absolutely no reason for profanity. Also we should hold ourselves to our own standards and not stoop low to someone elses.

I will play the devil's advocate here and make the case for Tejas as compared to JF-17 for this Malaysia deal: Malaysia is not looking for a true multi-role aircraft, having a good interceptor or air-superioirity weapon in their new procurement is not on top of their list. They want it for...

This is a very unfair comparison. And I'll explain why. US is the largest producer of oil in the world with 12 million barrels being produced every day. (YES, it produces more oil than Saudi Arabia and Venezuela) Whereas for Pakistan, we only produce 80 thousand barrels per day, and comes in at...

Lt Gen Panag calls this for what it is, a stalemate. And in his own words, "a stalemate is a victory for Pakistan."

https://theprint.in/opinion/90-hour-conflict-with-pakistan-ended-in-a-stalemate-and-thats-a-defeat-for-india/202379/

Found this interesting piece by a friend and thought it would be of interest to the readership: The Third Country If there's one terrorist attack on Indian soil that caught Pak govt and Army completely off guard, it's #PulwamaAttack. The moment it happened, there was concern in our ranks. JeM...

Read this amazing piece by a friend and pasting it "as is" for readership. For serious readers... India's Cold Start After the 2001 Indian Parliament Attacks, India decided to mobilise their armies for an attack on Pakistan, however, it took them so long to mobilise that the situation cooled...