actually we can.Safin said:Well i agree. Defense however doesn't imply no damages.
Pakistan cannot harbour any ambitions of taking over India and we cannot harbour the same.
Funky said:Well I am confident on out defensive capabilities. As far as our offensive capabilities are considered, I am not sure. The end result will be same but I have 0 confidence in out political leaders to take proactive steps. And we have not tested out offensive capabilities in 35 years.
Believe it or not, our military is well equipped for traditional warfare where air, land and sea domination is vital. Its training program is rated one of the best and vigorous by even US forces. We are training forces of over 14 nations in NDA besides our own. ( not many people are aware of this or even know this.)
What has happened today is bad news for whole region and I wont be surprised if our border deployment is increased over next few weeks. Specially if elections go ahead as planned in Pakistan which honestly I dont see happening now and thats why IMHO this assassination was planned.
actually we cannot :ashamed:guru said:actually we can.![]()
You are right as far as politicians are concerned in being spineless, but i won't buy that in entirety. There are a lot of things one has to look at before taking decisive action. You have to look at foreign relations, trade ties, international response, weigh pros and cons and ofcourse accept that you are not America on a global scale or Israel on a middle east scale.checksum said:I completely agree! Its our politicians who are spineless, and not our defense forces. I've a friend who is in the IMA right now, and from what i've heard, indian forces are one of the best! Its sad that these politicians use them in ways that degrades their standards. I just hope they don't wait for pakistan to make the first move if it comes to a war.
Safin said:actually we cannot :ashamed:
Ground realities are a lot different than what we might want them to be.
The armed conflict on India's western front during the period between 3 December 1971 and 16 December 1971 is called the Indo-Pakistani War by both the Bangladeshi and Indian armies. The war ended in a defeat for the Pakistani military in a fortnight.
It was one of the largest surrenders since World War II.
Islamabad, December 28: An al-Qaeda leader based in Afghanistan has claimed responsibility for the assassination of former Pakistan Premier Benazir Bhutto, whom he described as "the most precious American asset."
"We terminated the most precious American asset which vowed to defeat (the) 'mujahadeen'," al-Qaeda Commander and spokesman Mustafa Abu Al-Yazid told the Italian news agency Adnkronos International (AKI) in a phone call from an unknown location.
Al-Yazid was described by AKI as the "main al-Qaeda commander in Afghanistan". It reported that the decision to kill Bhutto was made by al-Qaeda No. two, Ayman al-Zawahiri in October.
The report said death squads were allegedly constituted for the mission and one cell comprising a "Punjabi volunteer" of the Lashkar-i-Jhangvi killed Bhutto.
Bhutto died after being shot by a suicide attacker, who later blew himself up near her armoured vehicles just after she had addressed an election rally at Rawalpindi near here. The blast killed nearly 30 people.
During her campaign to drum up support for her Pakistan People's Party, Bhutto had repeatedly attacked elements who were fomenting extremism and militancy in northwestern region of the country and vowed to crack down on militant groups.
Bhutto, who returned to Pakistan from exile two months ago, had earlier survived a suicide attack on her homecoming procession in Karachi on October 18 that killed 140 people and injured hundreds more.
Baitullah Mehsud, a militant leader who was recently made head of Tekrik Taliban-e-Pakistan - a coalition of Pakistani Taliban groups, had reportedly issued threats that he would send suicide bombers to target Bhutto.
Funky said:Why did our government did not take tough stand on burma conflict? Or for that matter nepal and Sri Lanka issue? .
Hacker said:The reason is oil for burma.
If you mess with sri lanka, the tamils get angry and they will remove their support from the goverment.
No idea abt nepal,
Thats the real reason y we dont forcefully resolve the conflicts in our subcontinent.