Pakistan-India Conflict 2025: News Updates and Discussion

D
Forget about Pakistan keeping pace with China.

China itself can’t keep pace with India — India’s nominal GDP is growing at ~9–10% now and ~10% by 2030, while China’s is stuck at ~5–6% now and heading lower toward ~5%.
Here is a data showing projected GDP of countries as percentage of world share by 2030
View attachment 217018
we will slow down your GDP growth ...close to our rate....don't wory.
 
China itself can’t keep pace with India
Abay.jpg​

Here..., a lil' assistance 👇...

Translate.jpg

how ? please explain
By having you banned..., you Multiple ID Rat.

By the way..., cute (user) name. Its (The Kaveri) truly done wonders for you lot.


​

Oh..., and welcome to [PDF]. Bring you A-Game or go back to your hell-hole - a.k.a DFB.jpg .

#Bird 1.jpg​
 
The delusions on Indians is out of this world. The complex that they carry has to be studied for ages. Look at this word salad of this Indian. My God, they contribute to their own hatred

IMG_8090.jpeg
 
They have no option other than the F-35 - because their own competent crew realize how the Su-57 offers them only an incremental jump since THEY EVALUATED IT INSIDE OUT.

They found the "stealth" not sufficient - weapons bays not to what they expected - the AL-41F had similar FOD issues as the MKI's powerplant.
They decided they would get partners and speed up AMCA but that too is nowhere to be seen.
Its typical Indian Bollywoodesque trailers and so on - and then reality bites.
They have all the competent people - all the good ideas - but when it comes to execution the Baniya in them ruins it all.
Su57 has done pretty well in Ukraine, so lets nt go by 10 year old tropes.
 
how ? please explain

Just resume Sindoor, u will find out..😁😂

By conducting operation suhag rat against you🙃

asK our assets...Arnab or Major Gaurav Arya....
I do not see Operation Sindoor having a negative impact on the Indian economy. In fact, Indian economy gained momentum after Operation Sindoor. 1965, 1971, Kargil War in 1999, did not derail India’s economic growth either..

At the same time, India’s defence sector has continued to expand, with defence exports crossing the $4.1 billion mark. This growth includes systems such as BrahMos, which has become one of India’s major defence exports and was used during Operation Sindoor to destroy key military targets in Pakistan.
 
I do not see Operation Sindoor having a negative impact on the Indian economy. In fact, Indian economy gained momentum after Operation Sindoor. 1965, 1971, Kargil War in 1999, did not derail India’s economic growth either..

At the same time, India’s defence sector has continued to expand, with defence exports crossing the $4.1 billion mark. This growth includes systems such as BrahMos, which has become one of India’s major defence exports and was used during Operation Sindoor to destroy key military targets in Pakistan.
yeah, sure you have lot to lose but we have minimal to lose, you're the biggest terror democracy in the world and biggest mess/threat to the peace for the Subcontinent

JAY TERRORIST HIND
 
I do not see Operation Sindoor having a negative impact on the Indian economy. In fact, Indian economy gained momentum after Operation Sindoor. 1965, 1971, Kargil War in 1999, did not derail India’s economic growth either..

At the same time, India’s defence sector has continued to expand, with defence exports crossing the $4.1 billion mark. This growth includes systems such as BrahMos, which has become one of India’s major defence exports and was used during Operation Sindoor to destroy key military targets in Pakistan.
Yes u guyz have an economy that can absorb a small shock of a war, however next time entire Pakistani retaliation will focus on destroying your economic targets, deliver a super massive economic setback, and systematically set your economy back 10 years if not more.
 
I do not see Operation Sindoor having a negative impact on the Indian economy. In fact, Indian economy gained momentum after Operation Sindoor. 1965, 1971, Kargil War in 1999, did not derail India’s economic growth either..

At the same time, India’s defence sector has continued to expand, with defence exports crossing the $4.1 billion mark. This growth includes systems such as BrahMos, which has become one of India’s major defence exports and was used during Operation Sindoor to destroy key military targets in Pakistan.
Why not go for Sindoor 2.0 to double the export of Brohmos?
 
So, what happened here at Ambala?

8 April - Radar seen deployed
11 May - Blacked / Burnt visuals
17 May - Radar removed
21 Aug - Radar seen deployed again
All imageries from 2024 and back - no radar deployed.

Lat : 30.365066
Long : 76.821132

Yes, PAF also claimed drone hit at Ambala.ambala.jpg
 
Yes u guyz have an economy that can absorb a small shock of a war, however next time entire Pakistani retaliation will focus on destroying your economic targets, deliver a super massive economic setback, and systematically set your economy back 10 years if not more.
They can "absorb" sweet f.a.

Many of the folks posting on this forum have zero understanding of economics, which is actually to our benefit. Every effort to drop the economics argument by them is a simple attempt at derailing the thread to avert ongoing embarrassment over military results.

Every time they mention "total GDP", Adam Smith spins in his grave.

Ask them about GDP per capita and then about debt:GDP ratio.

War will harm India substantially more than these folks like to imagine. Then again, many of them already live a dalitised life in 3rd world conditions. Perhaps they won't mind any worsening.
 
Su57 has done pretty well in Ukraine, so lets nt go by 10 year old tropes.
Not exactly - if you look at employment patters on su-57 nearly every mission has been standoff munitions launch.

If anything - Su-35s are escorting Su-57s on standoff munitions launch!
 

Users who are viewing this thread

Back
Top