I don't think there is any sense to compare some village fight to international issue.
The issue became international for centuries old Napunsakta in our bloods nothing else. Can't even take a proper decision just lingering on with the dispute.
I don't think there is any sense to compare some village fight to international issue.
It is like oranges and apples. Over simplification and trivialisation of international geopolitics.I don't think there is any sense to compare some village fight to international issue.
Can you please shut up? Get away from keyboard for a second. And touch grass dude. If our forefathers were what you say, India wouldn't be India today that you see.The issue became international for centuries old Napunsakta in our bloods nothing else. Can't even take a proper decision just lingering on with the dispute.
Can you please shut up? Get away from keyboard for a second. And touch grass dude.
This is a newly acquired ability amongst netizens. Thinking to an extreme and they end up debasing themselves. I told a chap the same thing; get off tiktok/reddit/X and try to stay still for 5 mins before you spiral.Can you please shut up? Get away from keyboard for a second. And touch grass dude.
Is India an Islamic Republic? Nope. Why do you think so? Do you know how many lakhs of people died protecting a single site and never converted while a sword on their throat? How many people actually resisted? Ofc there were traitors who sided with invaders throughout history. But there have been enough brave people too who have fought back with real bravado... people who were torn apart into two halves by the British yet they refused to become vassal.Why, I am saying the truth. How come a Hindu land became an Islamic dominant place which later became an international issue? Who were those people who made it international? How come Pakistan became all Muslim dominant area? It was all because of our own people.
The core problem is here talk about this. Not some fancy international BS!
Is India an Islamic Republic?
No it isn't. Dude let's not be that much pessimistic. Bro, for you own mental health you should do a bit of digital detox. I know our country is not perfect. We have a broken a system. Our society has fault lines, people have their own issues. I get it, sometimes it feels hopeless to see certain things happening in front of our eyes. I do feel that too. However, let's not be this pessimistic. Have some patience, India and Indians have been through far more difficult time than this. On one side yes certain issues plaguing this country are still there but on the brighter side this country has seen a lot of positive growth over the year as well from both social and economical point of view.Bangladesh and Pakistan were part of India they are now Islamic republic so yeah more than 30% of India did become Islamic republic, and rest is on it's way unfortunately, by looking at the situation how Hindus are behaving.
And you spiralling here will solve this dilemma?Bangladesh and Pakistan were part of India they are now Islamic republic so yeah more than 30% of India did become Islamic republic, and rest is on it's way unfortunately, by looking at the situation how Hindus are behaving.
Despite 1000? or so years of being suppressed, killed.. we still survived
But the values, history, sense of pride towards culture, plurality, and flexibility of Hindu thought process.
And most importantly.. after you read, you may start to understand that just because some people were born of "hindu" parent and state recognises you as soon... Doesn't mean they are hindu. They just haven't officially changed their real affiliation to target our culture from Inside. Hindus are in minority with even less power than jews. Our civilisation didn't survive.. cause we aren't out of danger yet.
If there is ever a plebiscite or referendum regarding the fate of J&K, India can only count on the indigenous H (KPs, Dogra et all) population to vote on its favour.Doesn't help . They lack the numbers aren't aggressive & are mostly well settled across India. Why'd they return to Kashmir ? There's nothing in it for them there .
Ex servicemen can be settled there . Tried & tested formula across the time space dynamic including in India. Then again we'd be creating a problem there which'd require enhanced presence of security personnel. Not required at the moment.
What we need are better surveillance tools - electronic & human . Whether all this would be under the purview of the NIA or we require a special agency on the lines of the IB dedicated to counter terrorism exclusively without enforcement powers specialising only in intelligence & espionage / counter espionage will have to be examined in detail by our security establishment.
The NCTC was a step in that direction. It needs to be revived & strengthened as per contemporary requirements.
That's not exactly a tall task . We have plenty of expertise in house in matters technical , that needs to be harnessed . If need be involve the pvt sector & the academia to partner with DRDO & security agencies .
We require better policy making , laws & a nudge to the judiciary to avoid situations like this .
Fauji Foundation doesn't need to be baited. It's a gift which keeps on giving. We'd get our chance . Hopefully we're well prepared the next time whenever that is & don't terminate our operation without achieving more ambitious goals than just taking out terrorist infrastructure.
If there is ever a plebiscite or referendum regarding the fate of J&K, India can only count on the indigenous H (KPs, Dogra et all) population to vote on its favour.
The point is Kashmiri society is deeply polarized along religious lines. Ethnic groups like Paharis, Dogras, Bakarwals, etc are about the only pro-India groups in the Valley. Returning them to the valley will India counter Pak propoganda.If you for once do plebiscite in Kashmir, then every tom dick and harry in India will come up with such demand, we have stupids in majority living in this nation. The whole nation will become a joke. This will be the biggest blunder.
The point is Kashmiri society is deeply polarized along religious lines. Ethnic groups like Paharis, Dogras, Bakarwals, etc are about the only pro-India groups in the Valley. Returning them to the valley will India counter Pak propoganda.
People like Anupam Kher have long been advocating for rehabilitation and restitution of victimized ethnic groups in the state. The govt needs to give them a platform for mobilizing global opinion.
I don't even think even Biharis would migrate to Kashmir. That place has nothing but tourism. Heck Bihar actually has a better chance of industrialisation than Kashmir. So why would you even migrate to Kashmir unless you are let's say a government official? There is very little incentive there to do so.I personally have many Kashmiri friends , settled in posh areas of Delhi you think these people will leave Delhi and settle in Kashmir where there is no job, no medical, no school for their kids. They are rather planning to leave India and we are talking about settling them in Kashmir. Any one who can afford is leaving India, Kashmiri Pandits are well settled now. You know people in jammu are leaving Jammu and settling abroad. And now there is a fear that Jammu will also be losing it's population to immigration.
Well then you can compare yourself with Iran. Remember what Iran did in retaliation and how it bombarded Tel Aviv. Even entire might of US and Israel combined failed there. And this is Pakistan we are talking about. Will USA even try to do for Pakistan what it did for Israel? Also more aptly, will it RISK doing that?Comparing our case with Israel is kinda not fair. Because Israel has USA behind them. It is easier for them to get away with anything. Not for us. The moment we start any kind of large scale settlement policy there. You can expect some troublesome things to happen. And you know our guys don't wanna deal with unnecessary geopolitical drama wrt to Kashmir. Even if there will be settlement, the government would prefer it happens slowly, naturally and steadily.
No, that shit is not gonna happen. Article 1 of Constitution. The government that allows it is toast.If there is ever a plebiscite or referendum regarding the fate of J&K, India can only count on the indigenous H (KPs, Dogra et all) population to vote on its favour.
There are KP groups who want to reclaim their ancestral lands/properties in J&K. They are demanding govt support/incentives which are apparently not forthcoming.I personally have many Kashmiri friends , settled in posh areas of Delhi you think these people will leave Delhi and settle in Kashmir where there is no job, no medical, no school for their kids. They are rather planning to leave India and we are talking about settling them in Kashmir. Any one who can afford is leaving India, Kashmiri Pandits are well settled now. You know people in jammu are leaving Jammu and settling abroad. And now there is a fear that Jammu will also be losing it's population to immigration.