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This does not still fill in knowledge gaps such as what was the Indus actually known as during Vedic times or earlier. And was that river flowing in the current course or a different one? This is the problem we have. Too much of the civilization’s features are shrouded in mystery as we cannot...

Clearly the people who live in Sindh and Gujarat are the major descendants of the Saraswathi civilization. By the way no one knows what the Indus was originally called by the settlers there. This is because we are unable to decipher their script. Indian origin researchers in the US are using AI...

Agreed. They built a bridge across the Pangong Tso. Unfortunately india is competing at a time when their economy is 4-5X ours. This is a problem. No political party saw the urgency of having a big economy as a vital need to take on China. This lack of foresight and planning is costing India...

This propaganda now has outlived its utility and has an effectiveness rating of zero. The problem for Pakistan is its words have zero credibility, especially against a power like India. Plus Pakistan is ten times more dangerous for journalists than even the worst parts of India. So, overall...

The reality is Brahmos is dual purpose - it can fire nukes. Though no one talks about that part. :p I hope Brahmos Aerospace has used terrain mapping cameras with the latest AI models to accurately navigate terrains and the final S-dive mode for busting “behind the horizon” targets.

Plus the darkness. some of the scuffle happened in fading light with the soldiers having complete spatial disorientatio. Combine with freezing cold, exhaustion, oxygen deprivation, the soldiers would have become unhinged and probably just ran off the cliffs and fell into the freezing river...

1. Because you don’t have local manufacturing 2. Because you are too poor to generate the buying volumes needed for manufactures to supply economically. 3. High import and local taxes 4. Huge maintenance costs due to overall bad infrastructure 5. To cover the seller’s transaction risks as...