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It's fairly accurate. Britain also seized the opportunity because the preeminent power of 1757 - the Marathas lost the Battle of Panipat to the Afghans and this created a power vacuum. The EIC got an opening. And yes, they looted the country left, right and center.

Seriously? The population of the Kashmir UT must 5 million tops. Their health budget is more than Pakistan's with its 250 millon people?

This is from the Associated Press archives - British MPs interact with East Pakistani refugees in India. The East Pakistanis outline the atrocities committed by the Pakistani Army.

Centuries? Lol.

Even they know they aren't getting anything. So now it's just become a joke to them as well it seems.

Umm. A bit clearer. Thing is I haven't had access over the years to as much written material on 1965 as I have had on 1971.

The only country which could and has challenged the USA as a superpower was the UK when its erstwhile empire was intact. A country's power is much about its culture and soft power permeating throughout the world. Everything that we consume / are used to in today's world has an American...

That's fine. You are entitled to your thoughts.

Once again, please stick to the topic of this thread instead of derailing it with juvenile tantrums. Thanks

EU is such a fragile union. Too many nations in a bloc with too many diverse opinions and now right wing parties gaining traction.

Good to know you have realized how democratic, civilized societies function. A very small step in a journey of a 1000 miles.

Lol. Thanks for pointing it out. FYI, you aren't required to be a spokesperson of any entity to express you opinion on international forums.

The world has decided that China is the source of the virus. And stop engaging in whataboutery.

After infecting the world with the Covid virus and then keeping the data hidden and secret, the least China can do is provide some vaccines.

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Patriotic fervour? Is anything I wrote historically inaccurate?

I don't think it's the only society that thinks that way. Many closed societies with little respect or understanding of personal freedoms are pretty much in the same boat. It's just that the Chinese are vocal about it because of social media. I bet the North Koreans have a similar line of thought.

Lol. Sure, it is quite evident.

In the democratic, civilized world this is known as individual choice. We don't have to agree on everything and that's fine. I know this might be difficult for someone from a communist nation to comprehend but give it a shot.

Your laughable rant can't hide your lies. You brought India into a thread that has nothing to do with India. Get over your inferiority complex.