Pakistan-India Conflict 2025: News Updates and Discussion
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NationalistPKDude132
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new abu every 3 months for lundians, first Trump Abbu Second Munir Abbu Third Imran Khan Abbu Fourth Putin Abbu Next Will be Xi Jinping Abbu or Starmer Abbu?
SoulSpokesman
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Karachi port works till today
I am told Hiroshima and Nagasaki are very beautiful cities today.
and POJK was taken away and to this day it sits with PAk along with GB!
The whole of J&K was a Muslim majority region and by logic of TNT should have gone to Pak like Hyderabad and Junagadh went to India. But to this day the 2/3rd of state including the most valuable part Vale of Kashmir stays with India.
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India has never had a Pearl Harbor, Stalingrad, Dunkirk, Battle of Britain, Gallipoli, Verdun, Guadalcanal, Nanking, like battles in any wars it has fought.
But Pakistan has had a Dhaka.
India also never had in its history, an event similar to the Magna Carter, the English Civil War, the French, American, Russian and Chinese revolutions, the American Civil War or any event that politically, economically and socially transformed the nation.
What about Pakistan? The Charter of Democracy? Anything else?
Most nations are willing to show uncompromising courage to accept horrific losses while striving for the ultimate victory.
What about Pakistan?
Regards
Karachi port works till today
I am told Hiroshima and Nagasaki are very beautiful cities today.
and POJK was taken away and to this day it sits with PAk along with GB!
The whole of J&K was a Muslim majority region and by logic of TNT should have gone to Pak like Hyderabad and Junagadh went to India. But to this day the 2/3rd of state including the most valuable part Vale of Kashmir stays with India.
@Baibers_1260
India has never had a Pearl Harbor, Stalingrad, Dunkirk, Battle of Britain, Gallipoli, Verdun, Guadalcanal, Nanking, like battles in any wars it has fought.
But Pakistan has had a Dhaka.
India also never had in its history, an event similar to the Magna Carter, the English Civil War, the French, American, Russian and Chinese revolutions, the American Civil War or any event that politically, economically and socially transformed the nation.
What about Pakistan? The Charter of Democracy? Anything else?
Most nations are willing to show uncompromising courage to accept horrific losses while striving for the ultimate victory.
What about Pakistan?
Regards
Baibers_1260
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Lahore was a Hindu majority city as well. So where is it now,
Aksai Chin was Buddhist and is no longer in India.
In 1947 India as a whole was Hindu majority. Why has it been reduced to 2/3 of its original size cut off from its traditional northern and western trade routes?
Correction: India had the Third Battle of Panipat and the Battle of Bom Di La and Se La (1962) . The difference is that India doesn't seem to learn. Unlike Russia which lost 25000 troops to recapture 1000 sq.km of relatively inconsequential territory of Kursk from Ukrainian occupation in 2024, India chooses to look the other way when the Chinese took 1000 sq.km in Galwan in addition to the 38,000 sq.km they have already held since 1962.
India claims to be the world's largest "democracy " isn't it?
Last we checked, A democracy with the only Constitution in the world which mentions an animal and which classifies certain groups of people immune from the provisions of fundamental human rights and equality before the law .
Pakistan displayed uncompromising courage during the 4 day war in May 2025 . Punishing aggression by an enemy which is 10 times superior militarily and surviving is the ultimate victory.
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SoulSpokesman
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A democracy with the only Constitution in the world which mentions an animal and which classifies certain groups of people immune from the provisions of fundamental human rights and equality before the law .
Which "groups of people are immune from the provisions of fundamental human rights and equality before the law" according to the Constitution of India?
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A democracy with the only Constitution in the world which mentions an animal and which classifies certain groups of people immune from the provisions of fundamental human rights and equality before the law .
Which "groups of people are immune from the provisions of fundamental human rights and equality before the law" according to the Constitution of India?
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Baibers_1260
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ST in the 5th Schedule l Read your own Constitution.
Check the discussion on this thread here, The information is by your own "smart " law student member.
Post in thread 'Do Pakistani Law Colleges teach Hindu Personal Law as a part of your Law academic course?'
https://defencepk.com/forums/thread...f-your-law-academic-course.28914/post-1043483
aurelianpilled
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It actually went both ways, as per American officials on WSJ. The Trump administration pressured both India and Pakistan once they got the news of the conflict spiraling out of control in the form of 1) India launching BrahMos cruise missiles, which, as per them, can carry a nuclear warhead (the article confirms that BrahMos can carry a nuclear warhead, something, the Indian military has never announced OFFICIALLY, btw can you confirm it?), and 2) Pakistan could have retaliated by using its own weapon, most likely Ra’ad ALCMs carrying conventional/nuclear warheads, escorting Babur LACMs carrying a nuclear warhead. <- Pakistan's weapons part were not their words btw, we are just assuming
We can take the meaning of these phrases by the American officials in this way as well: conflict getting out of control -> one country launching a weapon with a nuclear-capable tag (India has never put this tag on BrahMos tho) -> the other thinking that it is a nuclear attack (seems unlikely though, but yeah) -> retaliating with its own weapon with a nuclear warhead. So, this is (nuclear war threat) primarily why the US pressured India (as well as Pakistan) to stop this conflict or else we will have to impose super hard tariffs.
Article -> Trump’s Warm Embrace of India Turns Cold
Baibers_1260
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Mighty_Dragon_Strike
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still MA Bharta was ridiculed and idea of its integrity was shattered, even with formation of Bangladesh, you shot yourselves, as always
your over ambitious goals always kill you before you realize!
Distant_Observer
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Baibers_1260
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Forgot to reply to this one:
Also wondering if Indian Navy ships can visit Chittagong today and when was their last visit after 2022?
Hiroshima and Nagasaki became "beautiful " because they were rebuilt over 50 years of occupation and through foreign aid.. Whatever damage Karachi sustained it recovered in a few months. Curious what is the position of Dwarka today ?
Also wondering if Indian Navy ships can visit Chittagong today and when was their last visit after 2022?
kimjongun
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Baibers_1260
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Actually, Indians have always raised foreign rulers and patrons to the level of deities.
The best example is India's National Anthem, which was composed by Rabindranath Tagore in honor of King Edward the VIII when he visited India during the Delhi Durbar in 1911.
The words in the anthem "Bharat Bhagiya Vidhata" refers to the British monarch which means "the Dispenser of India's Destiny ".
Today Vladimir Putin is the new Bharat Bhagya Vidhata,
Baibers_1260
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I first mistook that cannoneer at point 0.43 for a Sikh. Could well maybe,Mdddo maddo ina di pen di siri
