How Pakistan army is preparing for war against India!
Talking casually about military strength, India has over 12 lakh soldiers in its Army, of which Pakistan does not stand to even half but Pakistan’s morale has always been high as their military officers can take decisions on security and military operations of the country.
Recently, Pakistan Special Services Group (SSG) shot down five Indian jawans in an attack in Poonch sector along LoC. Pakistan SSG is an independent commando division which is trained to fight in difficult in terrains and hard circumstances.
Pakistan Army has seven of these battalions. The first battalion was formed in 1954. On the other hand, China is also providing modern war equipment to Pakistan. It army is also getting strict training. We bring you the pictures of training of Pakistani army.
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Thursday, August 22, 2013
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Nations evolve with time. And so has Pakistan, at least militarily. The Indian media makes hay without considering the actual mighty! Look at here for amazing comments:
Expecting that Indian forces would yet again easily defeat Pakistani military in a conventional war, like it did four times in the past, is an argument not grounded in current realities.
History clearly has not favoured Pakistan in terms of military strength vis-à-vis India, last time showcased in brief mountainous conflict in Kargil when Indian armed forces successfully drove out the Pakistan Army-backed extremist intruders . And so one would expect Pakistani forces to be relatively less belligerent on border. Also, by now the psychology of its army bosses should have become 'humble', with realisation that fighting a country almost four times your size, and many times richer and powerful than you is not easy.
On the contrary, from debatably using terror groups to advance its anti-India state policy to surge in ceasefire violations, the sub-continental neighbor has only got bolder.
Though it is true that India’s unrelenting stand on Kashmir combined with Pakistan’s adamancy is a contentious issue and according to some, the fountainhead of troubles in bilateral relationship, but still India appreciably has refrained from covertly sponsoring state-backed extremists, unlike Pakistan.
Not only terror, many provoking incidents by Pakistan Army along the LoC have meant that air of suspicion continues to plague relations.
Be it in January, when Pakistan Army decapitated an Indian soldier and killed another, or the latest ambush by a group of mujahideens and Pakistan Army on patrolling party of 21 Bihar regiment resulting in death of five Indian troops, Pakistan seems to be not afraid of another war.
Worryingly for India, since Nawaz Sharif assumed the leadership, the audacity of our neighbour has increased by leaps and bounds. Statistics reveal that over a dozen ceasefire violations from Pakistani Army happened last month, and over six infiltration attempts happened during the same time. At least seventeen alleged infiltrators, supposedly extremist fighters, were shot dead duing these incursion attempts.
A host of factors, if scrutinized, show that Pakistan has better chances of weighing heavily on Indian forces, if war takes place today. We try to present few of these:
Expecting that Indian forces would yet again easily defeat Pakistani military in a conventional war, like it did four times in the past, is an argument not grounded in current realities.
History clearly has not favoured Pakistan in terms of military strength vis-à-vis India, last time showcased in brief mountainous conflict in Kargil when Indian armed forces successfully drove out the Pakistan Army-backed extremist intruders . And so one would expect Pakistani forces to be relatively less belligerent on border. Also, by now the psychology of its army bosses should have become 'humble', with realisation that fighting a country almost four times your size, and many times richer and powerful than you is not easy.
On the contrary, from debatably using terror groups to advance its anti-India state policy to surge in ceasefire violations, the sub-continental neighbor has only got bolder.
Though it is true that India’s unrelenting stand on Kashmir combined with Pakistan’s adamancy is a contentious issue and according to some, the fountainhead of troubles in bilateral relationship, but still India appreciably has refrained from covertly sponsoring state-backed extremists, unlike Pakistan.
Not only terror, many provoking incidents by Pakistan Army along the LoC have meant that air of suspicion continues to plague relations.
Be it in January, when Pakistan Army decapitated an Indian soldier and killed another, or the latest ambush by a group of mujahideens and Pakistan Army on patrolling party of 21 Bihar regiment resulting in death of five Indian troops, Pakistan seems to be not afraid of another war.
Worryingly for India, since Nawaz Sharif assumed the leadership, the audacity of our neighbour has increased by leaps and bounds. Statistics reveal that over a dozen ceasefire violations from Pakistani Army happened last month, and over six infiltration attempts happened during the same time. At least seventeen alleged infiltrators, supposedly extremist fighters, were shot dead duing these incursion attempts.
A host of factors, if scrutinized, show that Pakistan has better chances of weighing heavily on Indian forces, if war takes place today. We try to present few of these:
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It was the night of February 23, 1991 and a darker night there probably never was, especially in Kupwara’s Kunan Poshapara village in Kashmir. The stillness of the cold night as people warmed themselves in warm blankets and the traditional kangri was suddenly shattered by the sound of incessant knocking on the door.
It was the army out on another strict operation, a search for terrorists they believed were hidden in their village.
Militancy was at its peak in the valley and it was routine for security forces to conduct search operations, drag people out of their homes and brutally question them.
It was the army out on another strict operation, a search for terrorists they believed were hidden in their village.
Militancy was at its peak in the valley and it was routine for security forces to conduct search operations, drag people out of their homes and brutally question them.
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The controversy’s favourite child Sania Mirza – in her 10 years of professional career – faced a lot of troubles. From sex scandal to marriage controversy, the Indian tennis star has won all her battles off the court as well.
The Indian tennis sensation has recently completed a decade in the international tennis circuit. She was awarded a wildcard entry in her first ever WTA tournament at the AP Tourism Hyderabad Open in February 2003.
During her course of ten years in international tennis, Sania Mirza has brought laurels for the country alongside her personal achievements. She is the current Indian No.1 in both singles and doubles and has held this position since 2003.
Sania Mirza is the highest ranked female tennis player ever from India, with a career high ranking of 27 in singles and 7 in doubles. She is the first Indian female player to surpass $1m in career earnings.
Despite her astronomical achievements, the Hyderabad girl has faced a lot of controversies in the recent past. From the fake blue film to morphed nude images, Sania Mirza has fought them all.
Here’s a look at the controversies that brought bad name to Indian tennis star:
The Indian tennis sensation has recently completed a decade in the international tennis circuit. She was awarded a wildcard entry in her first ever WTA tournament at the AP Tourism Hyderabad Open in February 2003.
During her course of ten years in international tennis, Sania Mirza has brought laurels for the country alongside her personal achievements. She is the current Indian No.1 in both singles and doubles and has held this position since 2003.
Sania Mirza is the highest ranked female tennis player ever from India, with a career high ranking of 27 in singles and 7 in doubles. She is the first Indian female player to surpass $1m in career earnings.
Despite her astronomical achievements, the Hyderabad girl has faced a lot of controversies in the recent past. From the fake blue film to morphed nude images, Sania Mirza has fought them all.
Here’s a look at the controversies that brought bad name to Indian tennis star:
From sex scandal to nude pics, Sania Mirza faced it all! - daily.bhaskar.com
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