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Who doesn't like an endorsement from Pakistan? That epitome of valor, bravery and honesty in all its dealings.

For decades, Pakistan pursued a policy of supporting the Afghan Taliban while cracking down on the Pakistani Taliban, the Tehreek-i-Taliban (TTP). With the Taliban in power in Afghanistan, Islamabad may have won its “long game”. But its game of chicken may be backfiring with jihadists coming...

Every state is different and has its own history and issues.

It's called being fluently bilingual. Many people are fluently multi lingual.

Sportspeople have been switching nationalities for decades. Lendl, Navratilova became Americans. Recently Alexandre Bublik became Georgian. Kevin Pietersen switched from South Africa to England. Lots of African athletes compete for Middle Eastern countries. What's the fuss?

Link https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-60288007 A Nepalese government report leaked to the BBC accuses China of encroaching into Nepal along the two countries' shared border. It is the first time there have been official claims from Nepal of Chinese interference in its territory. The report...

Peng Shuai's latest interview 'does not alleviate any of our concerns', insists WTA chief Steve Simon after Chinese communist minders were caught lurking in the background as she spoke to journalists in a Beijing hotel...

Neerja Bhanot was senior flight purser on the Empress of the Seas, a Pan Am 747 hijacked at Jinnah International Airport in Karachi by four armed men from the Abu Nidal organization en route to Frankfurt and New York. During a 17-hour ordeal, she helped the three-member cockpit crew escape in...

Agreed. But once the genie is out of the bottle, best of luck putting it back in.

What long term friendship? Pakistan was created in 1947. PRC in 1948. In which year did you cede your claim?

The biggest reason is the inability of Pakistan to build a sense of nationhood. Bengalis (East Pakistan) went away first. Balochis want their freedom. Must be a domino effect in other regions.

Yes. All true. That's the way of the world. Don't see Pakistan ever being in that position though. Not morally. Not financially. Not legally.

China won't.

Well, good of the Minister to show the correct legal map. Matter of time before other civilized nations follow suit.

Yogendra Singh Yadav Param Vir Chakra Citation Grenadier Yogendra Singh Yadav was part of the leading team of Ghatak Platoon tasked to capture Tiger Hill on the night of 3/4 July 1999. The approach to the top was steep, snow bound and rocky. Grenadier Yogendra Singh Yadav, unmindful of the...

The Param Vir Chakra is India's highest War Time gallantry award. The last time it was awarded was in 1999 The Ashok Chakra is India's highest Peace Time gallantry award. This thread is about those that received the two highest gallantry awards. Feel free to add their achievements

True. But after a certain threshold, the size of the economy is no longer relevant. India is at that threshold where there is certainly no dearth of funds. Agreed about the lack of debate and no action over the past several decades.

As I said, inexperienced or not in high altitude warfare, they have the raw materials, money, processes and project management skills to plan, build and execute infrastructure projects along the borders faster than we can.

What if China loses part to Afghanistan? Or India? Or occupied Xinjiang or occupied Tibet becomes free?

What citizenship do these hold?