Soldiers in IOK Swapping Their Weapons With Those of Millitants

[Rusty]

One dalit woman v/s Muslim and dalit president, COAS etc in India.

And next time, do provide claim of your source before blabbering BS. No wonder you hid Osama and end up on FATF list.

No words out of Pakistan has any legitimacy if weren't proven true by western media.

https://edition.cnn.com/2017/10/06/asia/india-dalit-discrimination-selfies/index.html

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minorities_in_Pakistan
Important part " In the 1951 census, West Pakistan had 1.6% Hindu population, while East Pakistan (modern Bangladesh) had 22.05%."

I would say you should feel embarrassed for getting your *** handed to you, but it's hard to be more embarrassed when you have the 2nd smallest penis size in the world

https://www.indiatimes.com/news/wor...econd-smallest-penis-in-the-world-235005.html

Cheers

 

[Triclosan Comp]

But I dont see Pakistani army and institutions every two months apart coming up with complains about so and so weaponry's terrible state followed by demand for raise in budget. These kind of news are a regular items every two or three months apart from india.

In every democratic country, military rants for more money.
For example US military has $700 billion budget but still cries for more.

 

[paritosh]

Of course, it is a good job..At least some sanity should be established in importing the weapons...In South Asia, no one is going for any war due to nuclear weapon in the hands of India, Pakistan and China...So it provides an oopertunity for both India and Pakistan to spend money on local arm industry rather than spending outside..

Without drawing comparisons with any other nation, our defence preparedness is a mess due to excessive red-tapism and corruption, it's common knowledge.
Lack of a long-term vision, insincere half-arse efforts in meeting goals with tangible development, Over-ambitious targets, lack of private sector partnerships, lack of dedicated military complexes, terrible end-user contracts while importing tech, lack of a willingness to reverse-engineer existing tech, lazy spares procurement, abysmally poor quality check and assurance procedures....
I can add so much to above. Every defence deal is an import as it lines the pockets of so many with kick-backs.
No real impetus for fostering home-grown solutions.
A country that produces so many engineers shouldn't struggle so much in producing tech.