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Lastly I would say that frankly Ashraf Ghani was wronged. He was a very intellectual man that wanted to bring reforms in Afghanistan, especially to the Afghanistan Army and he very readily realized two things. First that Afghanistan cannot sustain nor function with a recalcitrant Pakistan which...

Hmmmm Quite frankly my views are different regarding this conflict and they may not be desirable for some but they are not absent reality. First of all the Iran-Taliban clash of 2023 stemmed from the historical issue regarding the distribution of the waters of the Helmand River. The Helmand...

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Hmmm personally two things. It is quite doubtful that the topic regarding Indian Nuclear Capabilities were given any extended review within the Kashmir Planning Committee. First of all it is important to understand that the entire Kashmir Planning Committee operated in great secrecy and it was...

yeah i was thinking about making more maps, small time for each force for easier understanding for a layman. The maps i highlighted required alot of know how and not just military. I read the maps with a magnifying glass to truly appreciate the map itself. :D

Thank you. I missed this place as well. Just got very busy but decided to definitely with routine appear here and post here and there Thank you. I think this is a good base to start. I have a few more sources to find and get. Pakistani military writer books are not easy to come. I recently...

The above are excerpts from a book i am writing and this is a skeleton. I predict its completion by 2024 and i am basically writing everything that had happened and analyzed the days before September 6 before the lahore front was opened. I have another book to complete which i am hoping to do...

Lieutenant General Ilarbakhsh Singh writes: “A major tragedy struck the CHHAMB on this day (15 August 1965), Enemy artillery directed by an Air Observation Post shelled our post at DEWA where an artillery ammunition dump was located. A stray shell blew up this dump and inflicted heavy...

OPERATION GIBRALTAR PART 7 Coming back despite loss of surprise, SALAHUDDIN Force did manage to create some impact on the Indian side as DR Manekar records. “….Of the several groups of Pakistani raiders that infiltrated into Kashmir, the SALAHUDDIN Force, which headed for Srinagar and the...

OPERATION GIBRALTAR PART 6 “The only troops available in the Valley at the time were four and K Militia Battalions. To reinforce the Valley, I ordered the following troop movements: (a) 4 SIKH LIGHT INFANTRY from KASAULI AMBALA. The unit was placed at six hours notice for airlift to...

OPERATION GIBRALTAR PART 5 Operations of Gibraltar GIBRALTAR Forces were organized into six groups TARIQ, QASIM, KHALID, SALAHUDDIN, GHAZNAVI and BABUR (Map 3). The breakdown of the force employees if the following. All except the BABUR Force comprised three or more companies. BABUR Force...

OPERATION GIBRALTAR PART 4 The Indian government had hoped that the infiltration was small time and could be dealt with point to point reactionary operations and there was no need for large scale deployment or operations as Indian forces were already stationed in a large number and the...

OPERATION GIBRALTAR PART 3 As highlighted beforehand that the military victory at Kutch as well as the successful British Mediation provided Pakistan with the confidence that the plan of action, even if not 100%, contained a high degree of success rate that could bear fruits for Pakistan in...

OPERATION GIBRALTAR PART 2 In February 1965 a plan of action was formulated by the Committee and was placed before the head of the Military Intelligence along with Bhutto, Aziz Ahmed, Musa and Gauhar being present however the heads of the Naval and Air Forces were not made part of the...

OPERATION GIBRALTAR PART 1 Introduction There are two massive mountain ranges that dominate the Indian Held Kashmir, the Himalayas and the Pir Panjal Ranges and between these two ranges lies the Kashmir Valley. There are two proper entrances, discounting trekking entrances as well entrances...

Happy independence Day to all Pakistanis and thanks for the wishes.

He isn't from the Niazi tribe. He is from the Mughal Khan tribe, I believe. Definitely Mughal family. There are three mughal tribes in the Poonch Jagir (lands which spans across the LOC). They are the douldai, khan Mughal, maldiyal. Both maldiyal and douldai trace lineage from the chughatai...

Amongst senior lawyers there is talk but nothing concrete. The legislator is simply not interested when it comes to this because this is alot of work for zero publicity. The job of the legislator, which is to legislate has been curtailed heavily due to weakness of parliament and focus on steps...

@Nilgiri @Test7 @T-123456 @MisterLike @Cabatli_53 So this is a legal article that looks into the law of cross examination and tries to understand the nuances and lacunas of the law in Pakistan. :D :D

Re-Examining Cross Examination A Legal Study into the Nuances of Cross Examination By Usman Khan Yousafzai Table of Contents Introduction ......................................................................................................................1 PART I: Lacunas Present in...