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https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-india-62161739 Pakistani teenager Afsheen Gul suffered from a rare condition that kept her neck at 90 degrees. She struggled to access the right treatment until her case was brought to a doctor in India. BBC Urdu's Riaz Sohail reports on the teen's journey to...

India TFR has reached 2.1 so its population has more or less stabilised...compared to other two groups. Some Indian states (like mine) have even reached TFR of 1.6 and below now.

@Marlii are you same as @Marlii DFI and if so do you want the accounts combined?...or just keep this one (marlii) as is etc? We had a login issue that happened while back that caused issue with the old accounts. It can be fixed now though.

Please check the ongoing last page discussion here: https://defencehub.live/threads/bangladesh-navy.1612/page-12 Querying folks like Isa Khan and Anmdt there is your best bet for more info.

Yeah of further interest that we shall all watch: Larger article: https://www.airforcemag.com/as-ukrainian-pilot-training-passes-house-ndaa-legislators-work-to-overcome-roadblocks/

OK lets get back on topic now guys. Partitions all have their legacies....be it how it happened in Ottoman empire or British Raj. Foreigners inevitably do not know much about the deep enough context to Kashmir et al.....just like with Kurds et al. It is generally topic best left to the...

Check this out bro

That era is over for India (w.r.t US). We saw the last bits of it (geopolitical bargaining and pressure) in the 1990s (esp in clinton era and also bush sr and jr in decade after) when world was transitioning into post-cold war and India was quite economically weak and had all kind of problems...

ooooh boy @AlphaMike @500 et al. everything is just going great! The Kremlin likely ordered Russian “federal subjects” (regions) to form volunteer battalions to participate in the Russian invasion of Ukraine, instead of declaring partial or full mobilization in Russia. Russian war correspondent...

A great read and thanks. @Joe Shearer may like to read it and the larger discussion here too.

https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/defence/us-house-recommends-caatsa-waiver-for-india/articleshow/92883893.cms Synopsis The CAATSA sword has been hanging over the US-India relationship ever since India went for the Russian S-400 missile defence system. While it passed the House, the...

Turkey has all the knowhow and industrial capacity already to make the first levels of nuclear weapons. It is a political decision, geopolitical timing and weathering of consequences that are the biggest factors. There are several countries in similar position to Turkey.

I understand that for sure. Inertia and legacy, its not so easy to switch. I mean this is why in the end (among the powerful nations) we buy 0 from China for defence. Yet we buy considerably from US now compared to cold war. In fact in the cold war (and even post cold war), it was the US...

tbh, naturalized citizens should not hold any elected office to begin with....given what politics is and what it can do collectively. Western countries are far too lax on this.

Around 9.30 mark, is the issue I spoke about earlier @rodeo i.e we were pushed up against wall much more for missiles, thats why theres genuine results there now to enjoy. Other defence tech, its casual circular import lobby prevalent to various degrees...that is slowly changing only now The...

Any thoughts/comments are appreciated @Paro @crixus @Gessler et al.

Was posted on the journalist's twitter account:

https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/india/indias-outreach-to-dalai-lama-overtures-to-taiwan-rile-china/articleshow/92861322.cms

Well pride, ego (or more mundane internal bureaucracy + politics) plays a role true, but its not so big like you say here...at least in India case. India imports/collaborates on defence products from countries around the same perceived strength as Turkey or even noticeably weaker for...