The Kashmir conflict 2025.
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There is a question, where does India's lust for war and utter destruction come from?
There is hindu epic called 'Mahabharata', which is story of conflict between two clans 'Pandavaas' and 'Kauravas', who are related to each other, conflict lasted for 18 days, now pay attention for number of casualties during this legenday war (which was supposed to happend around 3,000 BC) is something like 1,660,020,000 for those who are numerically challanged like me, the figure is one(1) Billion, six hundred and sixty (660) million and twenty (20) thousand only.
Now for those who might say that I have brought the religion in here, if you watch the following clip
Our favourite hindutva sister Palki Sharma @ 42 seconds, she is quoting from this famous epic, now we should pay attention to it.
Did you know some Jai Hinds think it was real and claims it is historical?
That they somehow had flying chariots powered by holy microscopic semiconductors with 10G internet that could launch hypersonic nuclear missiles all the way back then. That's why they keep claiming they had all this super powerful ancient tech.
Somehow citing the avengers as your founding history seems more down to earth. I mean iron man and captain America with all their powers are still at the end of the day mortal men. There's only so much they can do.
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Pakistan will not get water from Indian controlled rivers? That can be arranged.
Those rivers could always leave Indian control.
Thanks for sharing. I saw that NYT referred to the May 10 attack as having been largely “thwarted,” which aligns with the absence of any before-and-after satellite imagery showing visible damage to Indian bases.
However, one concerning detail is that the MRLS salvos reportedly penetrated Indian air defenses something that should be raising serious alarms for Indian defense planners.
What’s more troubling is that these were Fateh-class systems, which aren’t even considered top-tier by most standards, as I mentioned in my earlier post.
The implications for India’s air defense posture and future deterrence strategies could be significant.
This epic is very famous in Sub continent and its translated in all the regional languages, I read it in Urdu a long time ago, in it when it comes to arithmetic of casualties of war, I just couldn't comprehend it because they are stated in funny way and the number seemed so absurd.
In days after the 7th May operation, retired Major General G.D Bhakshi on Indian national tv was screaming, 'Arjun Yudh kar, Arjun Yudh kar, Geeta mali gi', almost loosing his voice.
'Arjun start the war, Arjun start the war, you will get the Geeta' (which is also part of Mahabharata), so offcourse they think its real, along-with 1.66 Billion deaths.
That’s kind of disturbing, as 1.66 billion is pretty much the entire population of both India and Pakistan added together.
As most myths, legends and religious text are often more analogies or lessons to be learnt rather than history, the lessons being learnt on the Indian side does not give me much confidence.
(Apologies for posting this here, funny and feel good thread is locked).
Hardcore Bhakts still refuse to accept that the IAF accidentally committed fratricide against their own helicopter in 2019 despite numerous Indian media reporting on this and the government acknowledging it months after the event… I guess anyone who bears bad news is an anti-national…
Here is an editorial by otter comparing Indian military’s mental state to that of WWII era Japanese military. Note that he is only comparing mental state and not actual competency.