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I doubt it. Chinese will pack up and leave sooner rather than later.

It's probably the only glue which keeps an unnatural creation like Pak together. The Bengali Pakistanis realized and got out of the mess.

GoI should explore the possibility of letting the Baloch setting up a Govt. in Exile like Tibet does.

That surely explains how India got Turtuk in Baltistan and Kargil and even ensured India got Siachen. All in good time. Of course, not interested in what is not ours. Why else would Chachro in Sindh be duly returned?

Nah. They are our citizens. Can't do that.

The correct terminology would be integration not annexation, since legally it has been a part of the erstwhile Dominion of India according to the Indian Independence Act and the Treaty of Accession that followed.

You don't need a passport to apply for asylum. First you claimed her applied for asylum. Now you claim he didn't get a chance. Please present facts. Thanks.

Where did he apply for asylum?

First of all no one can have a serious talk with a Hindutva fan. They never state facts. Hindutva fans believe WhatsApp forwards than actual books. Like Nehru was Jinnah's half brother and Taj Mahal was a Hindu temple named Tejo Mahalya.

Please avoid ad hominem attacks. It violates forum rules. Thanks.

Did they run away and apply for asylum overseas? Or did they use the Indian system to ensure they not only got out from detention (not lock up) but won the next election? Please read up. Thanks.

That's the good thing about living in a plural democracy. People and political parties should be entitled to their views. Sanjay Raut is from Shiv Sena - to give context to the gleeful cheerleaders here - that's the party of Bal Thackeray. If anyone within India, especially Maharashtra can get...

Full article - https://edition.cnn.com/2020/12/28/asia/china-journalist-zhang-zhan-intl-hnk/index.html

Much to my shame, I haven't been to most of these places except a few in Rajasthan. If you have some nice pics of Jaisalmer and its Fort, please put those up too. It seemed out of some magical folktale.

There was no battle as such to gain Siachen. Just a race to the top of the glacier. There was a minor skirmish named Operation Rajiv to capture Bana Top. When Pakistan had it, it was called Quaid Post - which India renamed after capturing it. But that's just one feature on the glacier and that...

Siachen?

And I specifically asked @Nilgiri and @Joe Shearer to verify my point. Are you 100% sure about your claim?

Is that a trick question?

Who ever said the Americans or Russians asked Pakistanis to take it easy on India? Do you have a source for this?

On the 1965 War - a Pakistani poster @Kaptaan made an interesting point. He asked why India has not conquered or taken over Lahore. Was this ever an Indian strategic objective? I do recollect reading that the Americans actually asked India to stop /slow its advance toward Lahore in 1965 so...