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India should compare itself to the one finishing #1 not the one at the bottom of the pile.

Are they really captured Talib?

Don't feed any trolls. It's not worth the hassle to address the inferiorty complex of every baiter.

OK. I once again request you to stick to the topic instead of deviating. Please read the forum rules. If they are difficult to grasp, please refrain from quoting me.

Stick to the topic. Any angst you have against India because of your insecurities, please feel free to air them on the India sub forum. Read the forum rules. Thanks.

Even if they capture the area, what's the big deal. They already control 95% of the country anyway.

Has the Taliban contradicted her report? Or this is more wishful thinking in your head like the 50 consulates?

Calm down. This isn't a thread for you to air Pakistani insecurities about India, its media or its non existent 50 consulates. He seems to be living rent free in your head these days, so it's best to look within. Nope. But then again, I don't really know about the mountain ranges in sub...

If you see the video carefully, the correspondent clearly uses the word "betrayed" and says that's how the Taliban felt. You calling it "fake news" is an outright lie. The news media (HT in this case) has used the same word that the Al Jazeera correspondent has used. Perhaps you are unaware, but...

Even the Al Jazeera correspondant used the word "betrayed". At least see the video you posted yourself instead of just getting worked up because an Indian news media reported a fact.

Taliban say they feel betrayed because US disabled helicopters, planes: Report US forces left Afghanistan, the Taliban fighters erupted in joy. They marched on the tarmac of Kabul airport, the last stronghold of the western forces till August 31, even fired in the air expressing their...

I would have assumed that the French would have a bona-fide blue water navy matching the British one, if not exceeding it.

No clue man. Only time I visited Kolhapur was for an U-14 or U-12 tennis tournament back in the 1990s. The toilet was half a kilometer away from the tennis courts. Suffice to say, I never returned.

Good if true. Looks like Taliban might want to appease the civilized nations.

Pretty much nailed it. The cave dwellers can't be expected to have become civilized overnight.

Kashmiri separatist Syed Ali Shah Geelani has died at the age of 92. The hardliner Islamist leader -- who has been the face of the separatist movement in Jammu and Kashmir -- had been ailing for long and had resigned from politics and Hurriyat last year. "Saddened by the news of Geelani sahab's...

It already is a human catastrophe. It's bound to get worse.