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Incredible India

Fatima Bhutto Book Best Seller in India

May 6, 2010

Fatima Bhutto book titled “Songs of Blood and Sword” is yet again on top of the Best Sellers List in India. The book is occupying this place since April, 2010 and according to the story published today, it is yet to climb down the stair. According to Hindustan Times story published today: “In a super [...]

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Indian Army Says It’s Ready for War with China and Pakistan

January 1, 2010

In a report in the Indian newspaper it has been claimed by the Indian army that they are preparing for a war on two fronts i.e. China and Pakistan. In the report it has been concluded that Indian army has started to work with Indian Air force and Navy for optimum achievement of goals and [...]

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India’s Hidden Face in World Narcotics Trade

November 20, 2009

India is the largest poppy cultivating country but it is generally taken for granted that the cultivation is for medicinal purposes. Indian farmers are granted licenses to cultivate opium, which is supposed to be purchased by the government-run medical laboratories for manufacturing medicines. However, only a small quantity is sold to the government while a [...]

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Indian Troops Real Face in Congo on UN peacekeeping mission

November 18, 2009

About 4,500 Indian troops are presently posted in Congo under the United Nations (UN) peacekeeping mission. In the past Indian Army personnel were involved in activities like gold smuggling, sexual abuse and other acts of misconduct, which prompted the Congolese government to write to the UN to stop sending replacements of Indian troops. Indian peacekeepers [...]

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India’s struggle to get Non-Permanent Seat in the UNSC

November 17, 2009

Political statements coming from the office of Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh are not very encouraging. Analysts have started a renewed debate on the future of Jammu & Kashmir state and seriously ponder if Kashmir is not an issue at all and mere related to Kashmiris’ grievance regarding governance and development. In fact India wants [...]

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Composite Dialogue Process & The Indian Flip-flops

November 11, 2009

India remains a diehard proponent of bilateral interaction for addressing intractable issues afflicting Indo-Pak relations; particularly the festering issue of Kashmir. This strategy of stonewalling, however, is fast becoming irrelevant due to the US led intervention in Afghanistan and the fight against extremism in FATA being conducted in the backdrop of a prominent Indian foot [...]

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Heavy Indian Weaponry Seized in South Waziristan Operation

November 3, 2009

The cross border involvement by Indian intelligence agencies aka terrorist organization RAW has not been a hidden story any more since both Pakistan as well as Nato forces operating in Afghanistan have shown concerns over it. According to much hyped report by General Stanley McChrystal, Indian political and economic influence is increasing in Afghanistan, including [...]

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Indian Foreign Policy Doctrine: Way of Chanakya Kautilya

November 1, 2009

It was a scene from ancient Bharat, the emperor Chundergupt Moriya and his generals were trying to act like a bunch of care full listeners to a man who was addressing to the council, his name was Chanakya, explaining the policy matter, defining the ruler’s version, ideas of expansions, analysis of the invasions, when policy [...]

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Zee TV Slaps Indian Cricket Team – Video Post

September 27, 2009

I never expected such a response from Zee Tv on the match loss by Indian team against Pakistan. It is a fact that Indians have lost more matches against Pakistan then vice versa and they should expect it to be a norm now rather then acting in such a manner. The Indian media should have [...]

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Indian Girl Who Cries Blood

September 12, 2009

The recent discovery of an Indian girl who is believed to cry blood has taken everyone by surprise. Doctors from across the globe are trying to find the possible reason for this strange phenomena. Dr. George Buchanan, who travelled to India to observe this phenomena calls it a first of its kind incident. The doctor [...]

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India’s Failed Space Expedition: Picture Post

September 8, 2009

With all due respect, it was a great effort by one of the highest conentration of poor people in the world (India) going for space expedition. The failure of the mission at least gives the Indian Government a chance to try to conentrate more on alleviation of poverty rather than aspirations of becoming a super [...]

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BJP Sacks Jaswant Singh Over Jinnah Remarks

August 19, 2009

Thought I have seen it all, just when one thought there was going to be some sort of goodwill created , BJP has booted Jaswant Sigh out of the party (Primary membership is seized), over the recent book released ‘Jinnah – Parition, India , Independence’. The BJP president Rajnath Singh told reporters in Shimla that his party’s [...]

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Jinnah: India- Partition- Independence by Jaswant Singh

August 17, 2009

‘He single-handedly stood against the might of the Congress Party and against the British who didn’t really like him … Gandhi himself called Jinnah a great Indian. Why don’t we recognise that? Why don’t we see (and try to understand) why he called him that?’ Quaid-e-Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah is hero of our nation (founder [...]

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Swat: The Neglected Exodus

July 31, 2009

After two months in a small tent with limited resources how worth-it is the journey back home?.For the displaced the journey has just begun.Imagine walking back into shattered houses,burned streets and the luscious valleys reeking of gunpowder.This is indeed a long journey back to life. The Pakistani government has recently declared the notorious swat valley [...]

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