Hiranyaksha
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Poore thread ki maa behen Kar di , chutiya bakrichod agency ki tareef Kar Kar ke.
India Strikes Against Pakistani Terrorism 2019
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While their terror network applies pressure covertly, they should also apply overt diplomatic pressure on Pakistan. Hope at least we can convince them to start pressuring Pakis diplomatically next time we hold talks with Iran.
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Lekin Pakistan is becoming chinistan. How do you feel about that?
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Washington: A bipartisan group of half a dozen influential American lawmakers has reintroduced important legislation in the House of Representatives and if enacted, the legislation would ensure that the US State Department treat India as a NATO ally for the purposes of the Arms Export Control Act.
The legislation also seeks to advance the US-India strategic relationship. It would send a powerful signal that defence sales to India should be prioritised according to US-India Strategic Partnership Forum, which had worked on this important legislation.
The bill H R 2123 was introduced this week by Congressman Joe Wilson, a senior member of the House Foreign Affairs Committee. "India is the world's largest democracy, a pillar of stability in the region, and has shown strong commitments to export control policies," said Wilson.
"This adjustment to US law will further allow the US-India partnership to flourish in line with our security commitment to the Indo-Pacific region. I am grateful for the US-India Strategic Partnership Forum (USISPF), led by Dr Mukesh Aghi, and their support for this legislation," he said.
The original co-sponsors of the legislation are Congressman Ami Bera--the longest-serving Indian-American in Congress--and the House India Caucus Co-Chairs, Congressmen George Holding, Brad Sherman and Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard and Congressman Ted Yoho.
The National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) for fiscal 2017 included special language recognising the unique US-India defence relationship that designated India as a "Major Defence Partner" of the United States. The language seeks unique consideration for trade and technology sharing with India and increased attention and support to advance this relationship in the areas of defence trade and technology sharing.
"The legislation bolsters national security and helps ensure full alignment between the Department of Defence and the Department of State. "Such a change will institutionalise the gains made in the relationship and provide a more stable foundation upon which both countries can solidify this unique defence partnership," USISPF said.
Although powerful in its own right, the NDAA FY 2017 has no legal bearing on the State Department's body of legislation, nor does it compel the State Department to view defence with India more favourably, USISPF said in a statement.
To fulfil the spirit and intent of the NDAA 2017, the US-India Enhanced Cooperation Act would amend the Arms Export Control Act to put India on par with NATO allies and Israel, South Korea, New Zealand, Australia and Japan. "We applaud Congressman Wilson's leadership in reintroducing this important bill. We are confident the US Congress will continue to enact legislation that bolsters the bilateral. The great power competition is not lost on Members of Congress, who understand the strategic imperative for a deeper relationship with India," said Aghi, president and CEO of USISPF.
"This legislation would be a major breakthrough for the US-India defence relationship. As Chairman of USISPF, I support this move because it would ultimately further strengthen the strategic partnership between the two countries. The future is bright for the US-India relationship and we hope this legislation is enacted soon," USISPF chairman John Chambers said.
The legislation also seeks to advance the US-India strategic relationship. It would send a powerful signal that defence sales to India should be prioritised according to US-India Strategic Partnership Forum, which had worked on this important legislation.
The bill H R 2123 was introduced this week by Congressman Joe Wilson, a senior member of the House Foreign Affairs Committee. "India is the world's largest democracy, a pillar of stability in the region, and has shown strong commitments to export control policies," said Wilson.
"This adjustment to US law will further allow the US-India partnership to flourish in line with our security commitment to the Indo-Pacific region. I am grateful for the US-India Strategic Partnership Forum (USISPF), led by Dr Mukesh Aghi, and their support for this legislation," he said.
The original co-sponsors of the legislation are Congressman Ami Bera--the longest-serving Indian-American in Congress--and the House India Caucus Co-Chairs, Congressmen George Holding, Brad Sherman and Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard and Congressman Ted Yoho.
The National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) for fiscal 2017 included special language recognising the unique US-India defence relationship that designated India as a "Major Defence Partner" of the United States. The language seeks unique consideration for trade and technology sharing with India and increased attention and support to advance this relationship in the areas of defence trade and technology sharing.
"The legislation bolsters national security and helps ensure full alignment between the Department of Defence and the Department of State. "Such a change will institutionalise the gains made in the relationship and provide a more stable foundation upon which both countries can solidify this unique defence partnership," USISPF said.
Although powerful in its own right, the NDAA FY 2017 has no legal bearing on the State Department's body of legislation, nor does it compel the State Department to view defence with India more favourably, USISPF said in a statement.
To fulfil the spirit and intent of the NDAA 2017, the US-India Enhanced Cooperation Act would amend the Arms Export Control Act to put India on par with NATO allies and Israel, South Korea, New Zealand, Australia and Japan. "We applaud Congressman Wilson's leadership in reintroducing this important bill. We are confident the US Congress will continue to enact legislation that bolsters the bilateral. The great power competition is not lost on Members of Congress, who understand the strategic imperative for a deeper relationship with India," said Aghi, president and CEO of USISPF.
"This legislation would be a major breakthrough for the US-India defence relationship. As Chairman of USISPF, I support this move because it would ultimately further strengthen the strategic partnership between the two countries. The future is bright for the US-India relationship and we hope this legislation is enacted soon," USISPF chairman John Chambers said.
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Our Radar detected 4 PAF JF-17 near LOC in Nowshera sector around 5 PM today evening... Distance from LOC was aproxx 15 kilomitar. CAP done by IAF our side in same area just after the incident . 2 Sukhoi MKI-30 participated.
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Pigs back to their routine.
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Also note they did nothing on feb 13th bombing, by paki based groups in Iran...
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Iran is getting banged by Saudi- American very badly. Recent movement against islamic authority.
Iran is hollow from inside
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Because part of the claimed Balochistan lies in Iran. If Balochistan gets freedom, it'll be a problem for Iran.
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Are there any pro Indian army militia groups where a citizen of India can apply?
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We don't support militia groups lol. But there's Territorial Army for civilians looking to defend their country with blood.
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Another explosion in pakistan balochistan
One killed, seven injured in blast at Chaman's Mall Road
https://dunyanews.tv/en/Pakistan/486739-Blast-at-Chaman-Mall-Road-kills-one-injures-several-others-
One killed, seven injured in blast at Chaman's Mall Road
https://dunyanews.tv/en/Pakistan/486739-Blast-at-Chaman-Mall-Road-kills-one-injures-several-others-
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Dawn says 10 injured...............,..............
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What do they tell their kids that they got promoted for protecting terrorists who murder innocent kids and bobby-trap their dead bodies to kill more kafirs? A street hawker has more dignity in his job then these feudal cowards.
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Thanks for the sentiments if it is genuine.
India does not depend on / need, conscription, militia and auxiliary forces as she has a very large professional standing Armed Forces. Nor does India follows the concept of peoples war (like China) or Jihad ( obligatory religious duty to participate in war against enemy specially if they happen to be Kafirs like Pakistanis are told to do).
India also does not fight enemy on the concept of Laskar Kassi ( war by Islamic Laskars - 1947-48 Pakistani invasion of J&K) nor irregular hybrid warfare.
However, the citizens can volunteer for Territorial Army which trains citizens in military affairs for short durations every year.
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