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Some of my thoughts on the fundamental question...
The concept of India is the fundamental problem to Pakistan. Democratic secular india is the fundamental problem to Pakistan. Given that the origin of Pakistan is based on philosophy that Muslims require a separate state to achieve complete freedom. India just by it's continuous existence, questions this very notion that muslims need a separate country to be free. It must have been puzzling to pakistan as a nation for many decades following independence, How can such a large number of muslims in india(almost equal to population of pakistan) co-exist with other religions?
At some point in the future and credible number of pakistani populance will definitely ask this question. All the narrative within and to the outside world from pakistan has been designed to postpone this question from arising. They even went to the extent of altering their history books to avoid this question, that shows pakistan's ruling class's resolve. The common narratives that come out of Pakistan like "Muslims being killed in india " "Godhra Massacre" "Kashmir Massacre" "Oppression of muslims" and many others have one thing in common "Muslims are not happy in india". Sure there are incidents in india, but which country does not have some problem or other? Americans have Racism to fight with, Pakistanis have ethnicity and sectarianism to fight with, Indians have casteism and communalism to fight with. every country has it's own "ism" to fight with, it is human nature. Pseudo-secularists within india are also not helping the cause.
As long as the state of affairs in Pakistan continue to be the same , more narrative will continue to be built to avoid the question "How can such a large number of muslims in india(almost equal to population of pakistan) co-exist with other religions?" Earlier it was their politicians who did not want this question to be answered and now it's their military, both have much to loose if Pakistanis ask this fundamental question. The fact that people of pakistan did not have the chance for their democracy to flourish because of the military coups makes it even harder to ask the question.
So will the India-Pakistan issue will ever be solved? i don't think so, simply because going by the current trend i am yet to see sufficient number of pakistanis who argue with logic.
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Some of my thoughts on the fundamental question...
The concept of India is the fundamental problem to Pakistan. Democratic secular india is the fundamental problem to Pakistan. Given that the origin of Pakistan is based on philosophy that Muslims require a separate state to achieve complete freedom. India just by it's continuous existence, questions this very notion that muslims need a separate country to be free. It must have been puzzling to pakistan as a nation for many decades following independence, How can such a large number of muslims in india(almost equal to population of pakistan) co-exist with other religions?
At some point in the future and credible number of pakistani populance will definitely ask this question. All the narrative within and to the outside world from pakistan has been designed to postpone this question from arising. They even went to the extent of altering their history books to avoid this question, that shows pakistan's ruling class's resolve. The common narratives that come out of Pakistan like "Muslims being killed in india " "Godhra Massacre" "Kashmir Massacre" "Oppression of muslims" and many others have one thing in common "Muslims are not happy in india". Sure there are incidents in india, but which country does not have some problem or other? Americans have Racism to fight with, Pakistanis have ethnicity and sectarianism to fight with, Indians have casteism and communalism to fight with. every country has it's own "ism" to fight with, it is human nature. Pseudo-secularists within india are also not helping the cause.
As long as the state of affairs in Pakistan continue to be the same , more narrative will continue to be built to avoid the question "How can such a large number of muslims in india(almost equal to population of pakistan) co-exist with other religions?" Earlier it was their politicians who did not want this question to be answered and now it's their military, both have much to loose if Pakistanis ask this fundamental question. The fact that people of pakistan did not have the chance for their democracy to flourish because of the military coups makes it even harder to ask the question.
So will the India-Pakistan issue will ever be solved? i don't think so, simply because going by the current trend i am yet to see sufficient number of pakistanis who argue with logic.
India-Pakistan (The fundamental question)
Some of my thoughts on the fundamental question... The concept of India is the fundamental problem to Pakistan. Democratic secular india is the fundamental problem to Pakistan. Given that the origin of Pakistan is based on philosophy that Muslims require a separate state to achieve complete...
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May 25, 2017
Just a thought.....
How about having a look at two major things that has happened in the past two weeks..
1) dawn report on CPEC
2) reports that US is cutting funds to pakiland..
Usually in the past between US And china, they used to fall back on atleast one of their masters.
This would be the first time since CPEC talk started, they got hit from both sides at the same time.
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Just a thought.....
How about having a look at two major things that has happened in the past two weeks..
1) dawn report on CPEC
2) reports that US is cutting funds to pakiland..
Usually in the past between US And china, they used to fall back on atleast one of their masters.
This would be the first time since CPEC talk started, they got hit from both sides at the same time.
Line of Control & Border skirmish: News, Images & Discussion
I heard about the Pakistani claim that their jet flew over Siachen. How high did they fly? We do have air-defences in Siachen. IA probably would not give up the opportunity to shoot one down. ZU-23-2 at Siachen Igla at Siachen Also, very rare the DShK which was captured on Qaid was used...
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Jun 11, 2016
I was just watching the movie "Charlie Wilton's war".
Had a thought that China is the new Russia. South China Sea is new Afghanistan. Philippines , Vietnam and some other countries are new mujahideen. I can't say india is the new Pakistan yet , but likely we are getting there.
Someone please tell me I am wrong!!!!
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I was just watching the movie "Charlie Wilton's war".
Had a thought that China is the new Russia. South China Sea is new Afghanistan. Philippines , Vietnam and some other countries are new mujahideen. I can't say india is the new Pakistan yet , but likely we are getting there.
Someone please tell me I am wrong!!!!
India US Relations
Future of any relationship with USA seems to end similarly. Iran under the Shah, Vietnam under Ngo Dinh Diem, Pakistan, the oil royals, S American banana republics, etc. The adage, "with a friend like you, who needs an enemy" fits well for USA. What does...
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Just a thought...
anyone notice how useless the libtard influencers and lutyens gang was to the nation since aug 5th? it seems their political ideology was more important to them than helping the nation with the counter narrative with foreign press.
Art. 370 abrogation was a planned exercise, imagine if there was a real unexpected crisis. safe to assume they will also be useless incase of a real danger to the country too.
what a useless bunch, these a-holes are!!! so far i was giving benefit of doubt to these libtards, assuming that they might have political difference but they will stand with the nation when needed. apparently not.
edit: exception being rahul pandita, then again we have to wait and watch if his ideology is more important to him or correcting the narrative of kashmiri pandits at world stage. there are many to serve his ideology, but there very few KPs who can go out and tell their story to the world and it has been long overdue.
Adding further to my earlier post...
One common theme among these libtard influencers is that they at one point or other promote the utopian idea of “global citizen”.
Examples:
1) their concern for Brazilian rain forests, similar MO adopted against aarey colony protest recently
2) LGBT..xyz rights, and similar MO theme adopted here in India
3) their derision towards Hinduism, MO similar to how Catholic Church was derided in the west
4) islamophobia theme, same MO as in the west..
Etc etc..
These are global themes, which is a continuation of the concept of “global citizen”.
But is abundantly clear that these themes are being designed and initiated in places like new York and London, and are flowing in only one direction. Very little of the ideas are flowing from rest of the globe back to New York and London. So it a one way street, where desi libtard influencers are being used as salesman without any stake in the narrative. We already know that there are sales incentives for these libtard influencers in the form of NGO funds, foreign citizen ship, book deals etc etc..
I say it’s time to make these libtard influencers realise that these guys are just “useful idiots” and nothing else.
Probably they could benefit more in the long run, if they use their brains to sell the India story back to the globe. Else they would forever be begging for scraps from their white masters..
defenceforumindia.com
anyone notice how useless the libtard influencers and lutyens gang was to the nation since aug 5th? it seems their political ideology was more important to them than helping the nation with the counter narrative with foreign press.
Art. 370 abrogation was a planned exercise, imagine if there was a real unexpected crisis. safe to assume they will also be useless incase of a real danger to the country too.
what a useless bunch, these a-holes are!!! so far i was giving benefit of doubt to these libtards, assuming that they might have political difference but they will stand with the nation when needed. apparently not.
edit: exception being rahul pandita, then again we have to wait and watch if his ideology is more important to him or correcting the narrative of kashmiri pandits at world stage. there are many to serve his ideology, but there very few KPs who can go out and tell their story to the world and it has been long overdue.
Adding further to my earlier post...
One common theme among these libtard influencers is that they at one point or other promote the utopian idea of “global citizen”.
Examples:
1) their concern for Brazilian rain forests, similar MO adopted against aarey colony protest recently
2) LGBT..xyz rights, and similar MO theme adopted here in India
3) their derision towards Hinduism, MO similar to how Catholic Church was derided in the west
4) islamophobia theme, same MO as in the west..
Etc etc..
These are global themes, which is a continuation of the concept of “global citizen”.
But is abundantly clear that these themes are being designed and initiated in places like new York and London, and are flowing in only one direction. Very little of the ideas are flowing from rest of the globe back to New York and London. So it a one way street, where desi libtard influencers are being used as salesman without any stake in the narrative. We already know that there are sales incentives for these libtard influencers in the form of NGO funds, foreign citizen ship, book deals etc etc..
I say it’s time to make these libtard influencers realise that these guys are just “useful idiots” and nothing else.
Probably they could benefit more in the long run, if they use their brains to sell the India story back to the globe. Else they would forever be begging for scraps from their white masters..
Kashmir Fateh Thread August 2019
The best way for China to "contain" India is better access to India, not encirclement. India-China bilateral trade dwarfs China-Pakistan and the long-term economic impact of CPEC by an order of magnitude. This trade will only get better for China with projects such as SWSR. The current...
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Ya'll Nibbiars and you are wrong no one can do as the Paki's do.Jun 11, 2016
I was just watching the movie "Charlie Wilton's war".
Had a thought that China is the new Russia. South China Sea is new Afghanistan. Philippines , Vietnam and some other countries are new mujahideen. I can't say india is the new Pakistan yet , but likely we are getting there.
Someone please tell me I am wrong!!!!
India US Relations
Future of any relationship with USA seems to end similarly. Iran under the Shah, Vietnam under Ngo Dinh Diem, Pakistan, the oil royals, S American banana republics, etc. The adage, "with a friend like you, who needs an enemy" fits well for USA. What does...
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May 28, 2017
Just a thought...
lack of information in the outside world regarding paki army is not the same as "better at managing their affairs".
even the ICJ lawyer seems to have been appointed by paki army, but couldn't withstand real world scrutiny.
Basically what i am saying is that it is the nature of a "security state".
this story has been repeated across many countries in last 50 years. Idi amin in uganda, gaddafi in libya, saddam in iraq etc.
Paki army is the most successful of the lot, because an institution is in control rather than a person.
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Just a thought...
lack of information in the outside world regarding paki army is not the same as "better at managing their affairs".
even the ICJ lawyer seems to have been appointed by paki army, but couldn't withstand real world scrutiny.
Basically what i am saying is that it is the nature of a "security state".
this story has been repeated across many countries in last 50 years. Idi amin in uganda, gaddafi in libya, saddam in iraq etc.
Paki army is the most successful of the lot, because an institution is in control rather than a person.
PaKI Defence budget 2017-18
Defence budget set at Rs920.2bn for FY2017-18 Pakistan's defence expenditure in the next financial year will be around 7 per cent higher than it was in the outgoing year to Rs920.2 billion, the government announced in Friday's Budget 2017-18 speech. The PML-N government's total budget outlay...
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Nov 27, 2019
The reason leftists are winning across the world is because the nationalists are busy disagreeing other nationalists, including the ones who don’t have any enmity between them.
While the two cats keep fighting over the cake, monkey will come and steal the cake..
Both in India’s and Sri Lanka’s case, monkey did steal the cake for some time. But the cats did manage to wrest the cake back from the monkey.
Now the question is whether the cats want to repeat the mistakes of the past?
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The reason leftists are winning across the world is because the nationalists are busy disagreeing other nationalists, including the ones who don’t have any enmity between them.
While the two cats keep fighting over the cake, monkey will come and steal the cake..
Both in India’s and Sri Lanka’s case, monkey did steal the cake for some time. But the cats did manage to wrest the cake back from the monkey.
Now the question is whether the cats want to repeat the mistakes of the past?
Gotabaya Rajapaksa sworn in as new Sri Lankan president
What kind of verbal diarrhoea is this ? Why will india invade SL ? this is what we call creating issues where one doesn't exist at all ... Sometimes a warning is sufficient. If SL takes any pro Chinese military measures, we must respond in kind.
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Jul 11, 2017
Just a thought......
When ever there is a statement from ISPR regarding civilian casualties on paki side, within a couple of days there has been a attack on this side by tangos. Sometimes small attacks like throwing grenades at police check posts.
Paki statement could be a signal in itself or justification for an upcoming attack.
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Just a thought......
When ever there is a statement from ISPR regarding civilian casualties on paki side, within a couple of days there has been a attack on this side by tangos. Sometimes small attacks like throwing grenades at police check posts.
Paki statement could be a signal in itself or justification for an upcoming attack.
Paki Terrorists killed 7 Hindu Pilgrims in Amarnath Yatra, mostly women, 30 injured
No matter what you do about the foreign elements, unless the local support is curtailed, not much will change. You need to put the fear of God among the locals, else such things will repeat. Also this can be an attempt at distraction. We must not take our eyes of the Chini lizards. Now we'll...
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Feb 22, 2021
I am of the opinion that it’s not political or administrative establishment that is the driver for enhanced security establishment, but rather people themselves. Number of People asking for guarantee from state that their way of life and livelihood should not be disrupted at any cost, has not reached critical mass.
Take farmer’s protest(which has an element of economic terrorism) and their highway blocking for example, all through these two three months common people never articulated sufficiently that their way of life is getting disrupted not even in Supreme Court. in Supreme Court lawyers were from state and protesters, no one representing people of Delhi or country.
the concept that national security comprises not just military security and internal security, but also economic security, biological warfare security, energy security. This idea gained traction among common public only recently and many more are yet to realise this concept.
So my submission is that more people are yet to realise that national security has a direct correlation with their prosperity, and once it happens they would ideally demand their political parties and babus to make it a number one priority.
hence my time frame of 10 years, provided more ideologues create awareness among the masses on importance of national security
note: I do release that this is a bottom up approach and a tougher route to take, rather than top down approach. but I think this is a more sustainable way.
suggestion: dedicate a chapter on national security in 9th or 10th standard school syllabus , to make this process faster.
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I am of the opinion that it’s not political or administrative establishment that is the driver for enhanced security establishment, but rather people themselves. Number of People asking for guarantee from state that their way of life and livelihood should not be disrupted at any cost, has not reached critical mass.
Take farmer’s protest(which has an element of economic terrorism) and their highway blocking for example, all through these two three months common people never articulated sufficiently that their way of life is getting disrupted not even in Supreme Court. in Supreme Court lawyers were from state and protesters, no one representing people of Delhi or country.
the concept that national security comprises not just military security and internal security, but also economic security, biological warfare security, energy security. This idea gained traction among common public only recently and many more are yet to realise this concept.
So my submission is that more people are yet to realise that national security has a direct correlation with their prosperity, and once it happens they would ideally demand their political parties and babus to make it a number one priority.
hence my time frame of 10 years, provided more ideologues create awareness among the masses on importance of national security
note: I do release that this is a bottom up approach and a tougher route to take, rather than top down approach. but I think this is a more sustainable way.
suggestion: dedicate a chapter on national security in 9th or 10th standard school syllabus , to make this process faster.
India-China 2020 Border conflict
The big blogger was finally reported. According to China's law, this detention can only be detained for up to 15 days.Many people were not satisfied and asked to detain him for a longer period of time. This kind of big blogger for Click is abundant in China. In fact, a 38-year-old man.The...
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Just a thought....
I thought the news report of school bus being targeted was odd and out of place. There is no way our media would have missed such a news event.
I am saying there is a possibility that school bus news was created to justify today's ambush.
If the school bus event is fake, we might see such news being reported every two weeks or so consistently over a period of time.
Whether this pattern will hold, we will have to wait and see.
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Just a thought....
I thought the news report of school bus being targeted was odd and out of place. There is no way our media would have missed such a news event.
I am saying there is a possibility that school bus news was created to justify today's ambush.
If the school bus event is fake, we might see such news being reported every two weeks or so consistently over a period of time.
Whether this pattern will hold, we will have to wait and see.
2016 India–Pakistan military confrontation
It is the same civilians who join funeral of terrorists. Yes now we should not care about collateral damage else they nay keep supporting them we can only try and minimize. We cant let soldiers die like this. Lots needs to be done
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May 4, 2017
Just a thought....
the twitter outrage in general we see in the recent years is in line with the average age of the country. average age is around 28 years i think. Just like the things we say and do at that age.
Just a thought....
the twitter outrage in general we see in the recent years is in line with the average age of the country. average age is around 28 years i think. Just like the things we say and do at that age.
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Jun 30, 2017
Just a thought....
The same week Chinese ramped up tempo on east,tangos within the valley are laying low. Don't think there were any encounters after the failed BAT action.
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Just a thought....
The same week Chinese ramped up tempo on east,tangos within the valley are laying low. Don't think there were any encounters after the failed BAT action.
LOC, LAC & IB warfare
Which tank China tested recently in Tibet? I get a pic of it... Interesting, this looks like Type-96A But Type-96A is much heavier than just 36T, then? QTZ? Posdibly no, different turret, Then VT-5? But it's looked like Again, turret is different , wheel armour is different. Then I got...
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Oct 26, 2019
Just a thought:
Since it is safe to assume that the points in the letter was drafted by some one in CAIR (Council on American Islamic relationships). Might as well reply in the language they understand.
Basically saying the more drama baazi you do, more love letters wrapped in 155mm arty at a higher rate will be sent across to hit paki posts and camps.
Most Indian Americans may believe they are Americans first, all Pakistani Americans are Pakistani first and Americans later.
Rinse and repeat, they will get the message.
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Diplo talk
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“We deeply appreciate the concern shown by the congressional members towards the Indian citizens residing in the Union Territory of Jammu & Kashmir. In line with our shared American goals of eradicating terrorism for region and the world, we have and will continue to DEGRADE AND DESTROY terrorism and it’s state sponsored support structures emanating from across Pakistan Occupied part of Jammu and Kashmir in order to protect fundamental RIGHT TO LIFE of Indian citizens”
and make sure extra arty is cc’d along with the response(arty component is important).
defenceforumindia.com
Just a thought:
Since it is safe to assume that the points in the letter was drafted by some one in CAIR (Council on American Islamic relationships). Might as well reply in the language they understand.
Basically saying the more drama baazi you do, more love letters wrapped in 155mm arty at a higher rate will be sent across to hit paki posts and camps.
Most Indian Americans may believe they are Americans first, all Pakistani Americans are Pakistani first and Americans later.
Rinse and repeat, they will get the message.
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Diplo talk
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“We deeply appreciate the concern shown by the congressional members towards the Indian citizens residing in the Union Territory of Jammu & Kashmir. In line with our shared American goals of eradicating terrorism for region and the world, we have and will continue to DEGRADE AND DESTROY terrorism and it’s state sponsored support structures emanating from across Pakistan Occupied part of Jammu and Kashmir in order to protect fundamental RIGHT TO LIFE of Indian citizens”
and make sure extra arty is cc’d along with the response(arty component is important).
Kashmir Fateh Thread August 2019
Not doing anything is not a solution in any this case. We lost atleast a decade(especially during upa regime) in think tank n capitol hill lobbying game,while our enemy stacked the higher up n critical positions. Already people like jaishankar started working,but still It'll take few years to...
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Just a thought:
maybe it’s time to start incorporating controlled aggression body language into the training of troops posted along LAC.
There are certain well established body language posturing that gives out a non-verbal communication to PLA, which screams “don’t Eff with me” to the opponent.
many police forces, employ these techniques.
For example : it can’t be the case that an ITBP inspector or sub-inspector is negotiating with PLA chap, and guys standing behind give out a nervous vibe. If you look at the videos, PLA chap not only has the field of view of the inspector but also the chaps standing behind the inspector.
many things are recognised by the brain as part of non-verbal communication:
1) facial expressions
2) standing position
3) Hand movements
4) wasteful movement without a purpose
etc etc..
May be it is time incorporate, these things into drills for ITBP & IA stationed in that area. because these confrontations with PLA are only going to increase in the coming years.
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Just a thought:
maybe it’s time to start incorporating controlled aggression body language into the training of troops posted along LAC.
There are certain well established body language posturing that gives out a non-verbal communication to PLA, which screams “don’t Eff with me” to the opponent.
many police forces, employ these techniques.
For example : it can’t be the case that an ITBP inspector or sub-inspector is negotiating with PLA chap, and guys standing behind give out a nervous vibe. If you look at the videos, PLA chap not only has the field of view of the inspector but also the chaps standing behind the inspector.
many things are recognised by the brain as part of non-verbal communication:
1) facial expressions
2) standing position
3) Hand movements
4) wasteful movement without a purpose
etc etc..
May be it is time incorporate, these things into drills for ITBP & IA stationed in that area. because these confrontations with PLA are only going to increase in the coming years.
India China LAC & International Border Discussions
A great thought process. You are thinking on the right track. SEAD ops. EW will always hamper all ops. You have to work around the ECMs with either robust ECCMs or eliminating the EMP threat. So, an IAF - Suicide drone tag team then... :) I guess we have 160 of these israeli suicide drones..
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April 12 2021.
Y'll Nibbiars Just a thought...
We usually lament that india's strategic doctrine is defensive in nature.
isn't it the case that even pakistan's strategic doctrine is defensive in nature too. other than India they never actually went to war with anyone else as a state. few oddities exist like Zia massacring Palestinians on behalf of Jordan and Raheel Sharif hired by Saudi's for massacring yemenis .
Can it be said that pakistan also has a defensive doctrine, contrary to what pakis think about themselves in their heads?
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Y'll Nibbiars Just a thought...
We usually lament that india's strategic doctrine is defensive in nature.
isn't it the case that even pakistan's strategic doctrine is defensive in nature too. other than India they never actually went to war with anyone else as a state. few oddities exist like Zia massacring Palestinians on behalf of Jordan and Raheel Sharif hired by Saudi's for massacring yemenis .
Can it be said that pakistan also has a defensive doctrine, contrary to what pakis think about themselves in their heads?
India Pakistan conflict along LoC and counter terrorist operations
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Just a thought:
We have been having these conversations that Indian defence forces give step motherly treatment to domestic defence Industry for many years now.
And most of the expert commentary of this subject usually restricted to reiteration of problem statement rather than solutions.
So here’s my submission towards a solution.
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A provision needs to be made in the business rules of MoD And defence forces that a minimum number of domestic defence equipment needs to be procured by one or two battalions of each arm of the forces. They are mandated by business rules to test the equipment in real conditions and give feed back to the OEM. OEM makes improvements and gives the equipment back to the regiment.
A contract is framed with OEM is signed specifically designed to cater to incorporation of feedback into the product. A separate budget is allotted to these type of procurement.
Constant refinement of the only way forward, iterative improvement is the name of the game because we don’t have battlefields to test our equipment.
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Just a thought:
We have been having these conversations that Indian defence forces give step motherly treatment to domestic defence Industry for many years now.
And most of the expert commentary of this subject usually restricted to reiteration of problem statement rather than solutions.
So here’s my submission towards a solution.
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A provision needs to be made in the business rules of MoD And defence forces that a minimum number of domestic defence equipment needs to be procured by one or two battalions of each arm of the forces. They are mandated by business rules to test the equipment in real conditions and give feed back to the OEM. OEM makes improvements and gives the equipment back to the regiment.
A contract is framed with OEM is signed specifically designed to cater to incorporation of feedback into the product. A separate budget is allotted to these type of procurement.
Constant refinement of the only way forward, iterative improvement is the name of the game because we don’t have battlefields to test our equipment.
DRDO, PSU and Private Defence Sector News
L & T Precision Monopulse Tracking Radar The Precision Monopulse Tracking Radar (PMTR) is a state-of-the-art auto tracking radar designed for fast acquisition and tracking of satellite launch vehicles & re-entry vehicles or missiles. PMTR is available in C-Band & S-Band versions in fixed...
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May 10, 2019
Just a thought....
In all the discussions on aftermath of Balakot strikes, Pakistan has not lodged a formal complaint of any sorts against India in any of the global multilateral organisations or forums.
Would a country bombed militarily by its neighbour keep quiet if it was innocent? NO!!!
Isn’t this a proof of tacit acceptance of terrorist camp being present in balakot.
I think this angle should also form part of our narrative..
Imagine Pakistan sends its fighters unprovoked into India and bombs something, our first response would be a diplomatic offensive in all multilateral forums with emphasis on sanctions against Pakistan while a military retaliation will happen simultaneously.
Pakistan did not do that, why?
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Just a thought....
In all the discussions on aftermath of Balakot strikes, Pakistan has not lodged a formal complaint of any sorts against India in any of the global multilateral organisations or forums.
Would a country bombed militarily by its neighbour keep quiet if it was innocent? NO!!!
Isn’t this a proof of tacit acceptance of terrorist camp being present in balakot.
I think this angle should also form part of our narrative..
Imagine Pakistan sends its fighters unprovoked into India and bombs something, our first response would be a diplomatic offensive in all multilateral forums with emphasis on sanctions against Pakistan while a military retaliation will happen simultaneously.
Pakistan did not do that, why?
India Strikes Against Pakistani Terrorism 2019
Whyyyyy.... we is killing crows only.. why gafoora should cry like deescalation for killing crows! Gafoora is loving it. Once more.
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Just a thought.....
We know that tangos enter India in groups of 5-6 people typically....
In the encounters tangos kills are usually 3-4.
The question is where are the remaining 1-2 tangos who didn’t get killed...
My guess these 1-2 unaccounted tangos do not carry rifles and assimilate themselves in local population. May be to act as relay between paki army and local militants...
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Just a thought.....
We know that tangos enter India in groups of 5-6 people typically....
In the encounters tangos kills are usually 3-4.
The question is where are the remaining 1-2 tangos who didn’t get killed...
My guess these 1-2 unaccounted tangos do not carry rifles and assimilate themselves in local population. May be to act as relay between paki army and local militants...
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He's due to retire in few days (probably already out)! That's why he could risk taking a pot shot at India! well then cut off his previleges as a former UN employee, if any. that will hurt him.
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