India Strikes Against Pakistani Terrorism 2019

[sorcerer]

Balls!! These Pakis have gone overboard with the crap they keep spewing! Our strategy is counter force (military targets), not counter value. However, the response could graduate to counter value later depending on the situation. Needless to say, collateral damage during a counter force strike cannot be ruled out if military targets are in the vicinity of civilian population centers, which is mostly the case where Pak is concerned.

We simply OVERWHELMED them on the PREMISES of the incident.
IK got scared
We won the day

 

[sorcerer]

Kharga Corps to conduct exercise to test new additions in military equipment and weapons

The Ambala-based Indian Army’s prestigious Kharga Corps is embarking on a largescale training exercise with troops in the backdrop of informationised domain and sub-conventional realities with focus on future security threats.

The exercise is scheduled to be held somewhere in May-June in the hinterland of Punjab and Haryana. During the exercise, efficiency of recent new additions in military equipment and weapons will be put to test.

The exercise will be conducted in the obstacle-ridden terrain. Latest military concepts designed to deliver a swift punitive blow to the adversary will also be validated. The exercise entails the jointmanship between arms and services and honing of inter-Army and inter-services good practices

Confirming the development, An Indian Army spokesperson said the components of Indian Air Force (IAF) will also participate to validate joint maneuvers and derive inputs for further consolidation of existing war fighting concepts and evolution of joint operational doctrine for the future.

Various units and formations are in the advanced stages of practice and preparations necessary for the said exercise, which is one of the biggest military exercises of recent times, said the spokesperson.

Ambala based 2-Corpa, popularly called as Kharga Corps, possesses 50% of the Indian Army’s offensive capabilities and has the mandate to launch offensive attack, in case any conflict or war breaks out with neighbouring Pakistan.

Integrated with multiple military formations, Kharga has proved an effective weapon in various wars. The Kharga Corps has been stationed at Ambala since 1985.

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com...quipment-and-weapons/articleshow/69436500.cms

 

[Gandaberunda]

BRAHMOS testing video....

 

[Dirtblade89]

BRAHMOS testing video....

This is old video

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[Gautam Sarkar]

When all your life you are told 1 Muslim soldier = 5 Hindu soldiers and then this happens :

 

[Gandaberunda]

This is old video

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Yes mentioned in the tweet posted

 

[Immortal]

To make any economy collapse is a long systematic process. Now pakistan economy has entered in a phase from where it can not recover. Pakistan economy is a import oriented economy. Depreciation in pkr will increase import cost which will lead to higher inflation. Scarcity of water because of India and Afghanistan stopping water will further add to the low agriculture productivity. The biggest mistake Pakistan has done in last 7 decade on economic front is that they did not develop their agriculture inspite of abundance of water. They can even manage with whatever water they have but their stupidity will not allow them to do that. I will only say that coming days will be worse for pakistan public. Much worse than anybody would have ever expected.

And add to their agricultural woes is their population growth of 2.5 % per annum. They are reproducing like rabbits. This will get worse as illiteracy is increasing over there due to lack of investments in education. Their exports of rice n wheat are reducing because of in house demand. Nice time for an Indian watcher of Pakistan economy.

 

[Immortal]

Pakistan IMF deal: Rupee to be devalued against dollar

As I have been saying State bank of Pakistan has been told to stay away from the forex market. It can buy dollars but not sell in the market. Check the MoU which was signed on 12 may and the statement released by IMF. They talked about market determined exchange rate in that statement.

 

[Brimstone]

As I have been saying State bank of Pakistan has been told to stay away from the forex market. It can buy dollars but not sell in the market. Check the MoU which was signed on 12 may and the statement released by IMF. They talked about market determined exchange rate in that statement.

Their media started a movement to promote Pakistani goods over imports and urging Pakistani's to not hoard any dollars. We need to closely watch their import figures now.

 

[Absolut_Vodka]

And add to their agricultural woes is their population growth of 2.5 % per annum. They are reproducing like rabbits. This will get worse as illiteracy is increasing over there due to lack of investments in education. Their exports of rice n wheat are reducing because of in house demand. Nice time for an Indian watcher of Pakistan economy.

If pakis are breeding like rabbits then it's a good thing that their society is infused with weapons. If need arises, we should pump more weapons within paki society.

Let paki become an open world, survival, real world video game. Let them form gangs and little kingdoms where they loot each other and upping their XPs.

Pakiland was an experiment anyways by a pedophile. Let this show get more entertaining before their logical end.

 

[Immortal]

Imports shrink, exports stagnate, FDI plummets, Current account deficit drops 27 percent

KARACHI: The country’s current account deficit (CAD) contracted by 27 per cent to $11.586 billion during the first 10 months of the current fiscal year compared to $15.864bn during the same period last fiscal year, according to latest data released by the State Bank of Pakistan.

The contraction is mainly due to 5pc decrease in total imports even as exports have dropped by around 2pc despite devaluation of the local currency and incentives announced by the government. In addition to that, $1.4bn increase in workers’ remittances also helped prop up overall foreign exchange reserves.

The CAD in April declined to $1.24bn, down 45.4pc from $2.275bn in April 2018.

The government has faced challenges to arrest the widening current account deficit despite bilateral borrowings from Saudi Arabia, UAE and China. However, the funds have proven inadequate to finance the CAD as the country’s reserves have declined to $8.8bn — enough for less than three months of import cover due to external debt servicing according to the State Bank.

ARTICLE CONTINUES AFTER AD
The rapid decline in reserves forced the government to approach the International Monetary Fund. The fund, after long negotiations, agreed to a 39-month Extended Fund Facility for about $6bn to restore macroeconomic stability and support sustainable economic growth and ensure additional external financing. However, the agreement comes with strings attached including, some say, commitments to roll over bilateral loans, interest rate hike, further devaluation of the currency, and hikes in utility prices including gas and electricity in the upcoming budget.

The agreement with the IMF is likely to be followed by inflows from other lending agencies including the World Bank and the Asian Development Bank.

The CAD, during the last fiscal year, hit record high of $18.619bn depleting reserves at roughly $1.5bn per month stressing government’s ability to payback liabilities.

However, the government’s efforts to compress imports in the ongoing fiscal year are finally bearing fruit as the total imports dipped to $44.033bn, down 7.87pc against the same period last year.

The government introduced corrective measures such as the imposition of regulatory duties and banning furnace oil imports. Furthermore, after introducing new rules governing imports of used vehicles pushing the import bill has downwards during the period under review.

The challenge for the government lies in reversing the declining trend in exports, which have declined 2pc to $20.099bn despite massive devaluation of 18pc in the rupee’s value during the last 10 months and special incentives for export-oriented sectors including textile..

The government had earlier claimed the impact of currency devaluation will be visible in the exports, anticipating a pickup in foreign sales and a steep decline in imports in the months ahead, however, exports have seen no significant improvement.

Foreign investment halves to $1.4bn
As the government embarks on an arduous journey to fix the economic imbalances with the help of International Monetary Fund (IMF) bailout, the foreign direct investment (FDI) halved to $1.376 billion during the first 10 months of this fiscal year from $2.489bn in the corresponding period last year.

The FDI inflows fell to $101.8 million in April, down 42.6 per cent compared to $177.5m in March and plunged by 55.2pc year-on-year compared to $227.5m in April 2018.

Inflows from China, leading investor in the country, declined by 72 per cent to $429m during the July-April period compared to $1.731bn in the same period last fiscal year as major infrastructure-related projects under the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor near completion.

However, the United Kingdom and the United States with $156m and $76m respectively also shied away from investing in the country amid record fall in the rupee’s value and economic slowdown.

On the other hand, investment from Netherlands dropped to $67.5m during the period under review from $86.5m in the same period last year.

Sector-wise, construction led the chart attracting $386.8m during the July-April period of 2018-19 followed by oil and gas exploration, financial business, and electrical machinery with $287.3m, $256.6m, and $287.3m respectively.

Power sector, however, witnessed an outflow of $281m during the first 10 months against $1bn FDI in the same period last year followed by net outflow of $144m in the communication sector.

On a monthly basis, inflows in the financial business and power sector led with $22.1m and $19.8m respectively.

The falling FDI is a troublesome for the government as the inflows from foreign countries help prop up the country’s current account balance which has worsened amid declining exports.

The government, in order to avoid a balance of payments crisis, approached IMF to secure a bailout programme. Moreover, portfolio investment outflow was $990.6m during the period under review compared to inflow of $2.45bn during the same period last year.

Published in Dawn, May 22nd, 2019

Their media started a movement to promote Pakistani goods over imports and urging Pakistani's to not hoard any dollars. We need to closely watch their import figures now.

 

[Immortal]

Their media started a movement to promote Pakistani goods over imports and urging Pakistani's to not hoard any dollars. We need to closely watch their import figures now.

Imports have come down but exports have stagnated. Current account in April still was well over 1 billion usd. So CAD projected to cross 14 billion usd, much higher than 12 billion we had thought 3 months ago. So better than 18 billion hit last year but even 14 billion is a deficit which they have to fund from somewhere.

 

[Immortal]

If pakis are breeding like rabbits then it's a good thing that their society is infused with weapons. If need arises, we should pump more weapons within paki society.

Let paki become an open world, survival, real world video game. Let them form gangs and little kingdoms where they loot each other and upping their XPs.

Pakiland was an experiment anyways by a pedophile. Let this show get more entertaining before their logical end.

Now all looks in the realm of possibility. Im the Dim has turned about to be a real incompetent buffoon.

 

[Brimstone]

If need arises, we should pump more weapons within paki society.

Before that, we need to plant a reason for them to pick up weapons. Let the table set and then we can start playing billiards.

 

[Brimstone]

Every sect hates other sects----- Sunni,shia,Ahmadi etc.
Every region hates punjabi dominance -----Sindhi,Pashtun, Baloch &Mohajir(not region but everyone hates them)

True but it's not enough to make public go berserk. We need to increase tension steadily to the point where people get carried away with sentiment. We need a good trigger. The upcoming budget might give us some chances to exploit.

 

[Babloo Singh]

D Day is here....... Expecting celebrations on LOC

 

[Butter Chicken]

Imran Khan and Bajwa pissing in their pants

 

[Shashank Nayak]

Imran Khan and Bajwa pissing in their pants

They are worried about Bajwa-le-Bund... Lal topi must be shutting bricks

 

[Brimstone]

I am waiting for Imran Khan's tweet congratulating Modi. That'll be the highlight of the day.

 

[Enquirer]

Everyone!

Do remember to troll Aussies (especially the idiots from Australian Strategic Policy institute that said shit about Balakot strike....claiming that Indians didn't know to feed GPS coordinates correctly into the missile) on May 23rd when the Indian election exit polls are proven correct!

Aussies got ALL 56 exit polls wrong!!!

Well, Indians know their numbers - and the exit polls proved accurate!!
Time to troll the Aussies