Archive | August, 2009

General McChrystal wants 20,000 more Troops to Fight Taliban

The demand from General Stanley McChrystal will almost certainly lead to more British soldiers being sent to the increasingly treacherous battlegrounds of Helmand, the Taliban heartland, despite growing opposition to the war. General McChrystal, tasked with turning the tide in the battle against the insurgency on the ground, has given a presentation of his draft [...]

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UKs Exit strategy: Talks & reconciliation with Taliban

Gordon Brown unveiled a fresh strategy for the war in Afghanistan yesterday, including a controversial “reconciliation” process for Taliban elements and speedier training of an Afghan army to replace Nato troops. Amid waning public support for the conflict, the prime minister used a visit to a British military base in Helmand province to give the [...]

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Is India exterminating Sikhs with poisoned Uranium?

Their heads are too large or too small, their limbs too short or too bent. For some, their brains never grew, speech never came and their lives are likely to be cut short: these are the children it appears that India would rather the world did not see, the victims of a scandal with potential [...]

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Pakistan was inevitable– its seeds had been sown many centuries earlier

”Tis the season of mellow fruitfulness, close bosom friend of the conspiring sun–and “til the season of the breakup of the BJP and the season of the ascendancy of Jinnah’s stature in the land of Ganges. ‘Tis the season for writing about Mohammad Ali Jinnah and discussing the events of 1947. The newspapers are full [...]

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This map shows the vision for Pakistan and Bangistan. Quaid e Azam struggled and the Muslims struggles for this solution. Chaudhry Rehmat Ali described the Continent of "Dinia" and dependencies. Ch. Rehmat Ali

Muslim rule in "India": Myth and reality

The noted Indian scholar and historian, Dr Bishambhar Nath Pande, ranked among the very few Indians and fewer still Hindu historians who tried to be little careful when dealing with the Muslim rule in India that lasted for almost 1000 years. Dr Pande passed away on 1 June 1998 and Impact International of London (July [...]

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The range of Pakistan

Pakistan's nuclear arsenal is expanding faster than any other nation’s

As usual, right before the passage of an aid bill to Pakistan, a plethora of lobbies begin their disinformation campaigns. This latest one is pretty absurd. According to the Pakistanphobes that want to derail the aid package to Pakistan Islamabad has supposedly modified vintage Anti-ship US Harpoon missiles. This silly argument is as stupid as [...]

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The pre-independence map of 570 states of the Subcontinent. Why would the separation of Pakistan be considered "Partition"? What gave Nehru the right to forcibly absorb Hyberabad, Junagarh, Manvadar and Goa into the Indian Union? Can Bharat also claim Nepal as part of the union? Can Bharat also claim Lanka as part of Bharat, or Burma?

Understanding Pakistan & Bangladesh through the eyes of Jinnah

Jaswant Singh is going from pillar to post in an endeavor to sell his books, but also to propagate his vision of “Akhand Bharat” (Greater India). By personifying the glorious struggle of for independence into the body of Mohammad Ali Jinnah, he is trying to convert the ideology of Pakistan into a Greek tragedy–complete with heroes [...]

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The Pakistani province of "Gilgit Baltistan"

Pakistan's newest province "Gilgit-Baltistan"

Northern Areas are part of Pakistan, were never part of Indian occupied Kashmir One of the best decisions made the PPPP in the past year is the formalization of the provincial status of of the Northern Areas as “Gilgit Baltistan”. The nomenclature change and the setup of a Governor, Chief Minister and a legislative council is [...]

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US endgame in Afghanistan: Pakistan regional power in Central Asia

President Zardari recently visited Tajikistan and agreed to build a rail and road network from Dushambe to Gwader. This surely did rankle feathers in Delhi. The Bharati defense establishment is in a tizzy. Unable to come up with a proper reply, they are going through the motions of a diplomatic response. Since Russia brokered the [...]

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Kashmir is part of Pakistan

History of Kashmir free of Hinduist dogma: Earliest times to present day

Kashmir map: Kashmir is part of Pakistan http://rupeenews.com/nD4 http://rupeenews.com/74 http://rupeenews.com/2x http://rupeenews.com/nD4polls-on-kashmir-tehrik-e-ilhaq-e-pakistan/ http://rupeenews.com/l1o http://rupeenews.com/Qb Kashmir and the subcontinent has a rich and tumultuous history. We can pick up the pieces in the nineteenth century, but the actual history of Kashmir begins much much much earlier, before Islam or Hinduism was present on the soil of our [...]

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