In a sense, colonialism occurs in the modern era via globalization, innit? That sort of 'neo-colonialism' is used by post-colonial critics to refer to the involvement of modern capitalist businesses in nations which were former colonies, stripping them bare of their resources, while financially aggrandizing only a small section of their populace. That sort of targeted 'financial enlargement' helps keeps things in place, as it were, by ensuring that the material status, social elevation and accruing political/social power of those that become 'elites' remain inextricably and inexorably ...
Why Pakistan Blames India for attacks. (My Theory)
By IndianRabbit (D.C.)
In the last year or so, there have been many terrorist attacks on Pakistan and almost all of them is been blamed on India. In-spite of the fact that all of these are blamed on India there is hardly any effort made by the establishment to provide the proof. This made me little anxious and I am making my effort to find ou
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article by Sabir
At present Israel is the most important strategic partner of India. It has already replaced France to acquire the second position as a defense equipments supplier and believed to be the number one in future replacing Russia too. We wonder what makes this tiny nation so successful in sophisticated technological arena. Israel is admired world wide for the quality and reliability of their defense products and that is even by the so called enemies.
But here, I am trying to draw your attention to a less known area of Israel’s growth. That is agriculture. How many of us even know how Israel is performing in Agriculture. With little knowledge of
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Pakistan Flood Commissioner observed in a paper presentation in the 3rd International Conference on Water Resources and Arid Environments (2008) and the 1st Arab Water Forum
SO they know that they are wasting 60% due to inefficient utilisations. Then he laments that loss of water from eastern rivers aggravates the situation (since out of 29MAF only 8 MAF flows that too flood flows) . They need to energise their IBIS rather than asking India to stop using what is its due
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It’s a little difficult to answer this question in a simple yes or a no. Tried answering this quite a few times in the past and each time I have had a newer out look to the evolving situation, and will try and present a new angle this time as well which will revolve around a united Pakistan where in we weaken the power structure so that they eventually adhere to our demands.
What are the objectives that we want either way to be achieved through Pakistan? The answers
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While the hunt is on for the Maoists, one after another bad news coming in. Rarely we see any success story against the Maoist elements. But death toll of civilians and security personals is on rise. Now it is time to rethink whether there is any way of success the way things are moving on. In my opinion government is making a grave mistake by not allowing army to take care of the situation. State police force, CRPF without any training of jungle warfare are becoming soft target of Maoist guerrillas . ...
I believe India is here to stay for a long time say 500yrs. Pakistan's existance I believe is an aberration similar to the existance of Naxals, Khalistanis, ULFA...etc. The only difference is that while India was independent when the Naxals, Khalistanis..etc came into being. If two-nation theory was proposed in Independent India would it succeed? It wouldnt. Pakistan would not have become a reality. Pakistan was allowed to be formed by Brits who were ruling us unjustly anyway. The mere presence of Naxals, Khalistanis, ULFA and other secessionist groups makes India vulnerable, ...
Article by DFI member p2prada
In 1961, the Indian Air Force decided to purchase the Mig-21 fighter aircraft after the Soviet Union offered India full transfer of technology and license for local assembly. In 1964, it became the first supersonic aircraft in Indian aircraft inventory which entered service in 1963. The Mig-21 was used in all subsequent wars against Pakistan with great success. However, by 1988, IAF had hundreds of Mig-21s in service and many were
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Well for this dismal state of affairs in india i can point my fingre at 3 things
1. lack of incentives : Yes as ludicrous as it sounds it is true , there is so much money in defence but none of that money gets to the developers , for example in the west if some brilliant mind develops a weapon that is ground breaking , there are a ton of companies that would want to hire him, but thats not so
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article by Ritesh thakur
the story runs much deeper, as was reflected in another article based on how the gang of prominent three zaid hamid, shireen mazari, and ahmed querashi (there are certainly more names there) have been used to propagate the theme the pak army wants their country people to listen to, with the aim of paralyzing the democratic setup, which then either be made to do the business by way of strings in the hands of pak army, which is
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