Posted on January 14, 2010 by pakistanfront
On the fateful day of October 27, 1947, Indian troops landed in Srinagar and forcefully started occupying the state. The whole operation was premeditated and launched with the tacit approval of British Raj. There are evidences that Maharaja Hari Singh, Ruler of Kashmir was forced to sign a post dated document of “accession to India”, [...]
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Posted on January 14, 2010 by pakistanfront
It is quite fashionable to use the term “Islamic Militants” even by local print media to identify “Muslims” who perpetrate acts of terror in the country and around the world. Of course,people responsible for such acts need to be condemned in the strongest possible terms, but, heedless use of the expression “Islamic Militants” has far [...]
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Posted on January 14, 2010 by pakistanfront
Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh will be on a visit to USA from 23 November onwards to hold wide ranging talks of mutual interest. The visit assumes significance since it is the first visit of any head of state to USA on the request of Obama Administration. The latter’s endeavor would be to give a [...]
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Posted on January 14, 2010 by pakistanfront
Indian intelligence agencies launched a comprehensive media and psychological warfare against Pakistan prior to their Prime Minister Visit to USA. In this connection, New Delhi has raised numbers of issues to malign China, Pakistan, and its intelligence Agencies in her domestic communal conflicts.Indian started pretending them as a great victim of terrorism just to divert [...]
Filed under: Current Affairs | Tagged: Afghanistan, Delhi, India, Pakistan, RAW, Terrorism, USA | Leave a Comment »
Posted on January 14, 2010 by pakistanfront
Are Hindu Extremist groups emerging out of control or state “Aasheerbad” & agencies support is the right answer to the mass massacres ofIndian Muslims, Sikhs and Christians in so called secular society of India? The million Dollar question is replied by recently revealed ,a unique story of its kind—triangle comprising of Col Prohat, extremist character [...]
Filed under: India | Tagged: Christians, Hindu, India, Islam, Muslim, Pakistan, Prohat, Srisanth | Leave a Comment »
Posted on January 14, 2010 by pakistanfront
Intolerance becoming naked in so called Secular India Shiv Sina one of the many Hindu extremist groups is active these days on the roads of those cities of India where not only fashion elites but powerful representatives of all segments of society are residing. Media has reported activities of extremist group followers very clearly showing [...]
Filed under: India | Tagged: BJP, Dalits, Extremist, Hindu, India, Minorities, Pakistan, RSS, Siv Sina, Terrorism, VHP | Leave a Comment »
Posted on January 14, 2010 by pakistanfront
Kashmir is a disputed territory representing core political conflict between India and Pakistan. The people of Kashmir are suffering in the hands of Indian illegal occupation and their oppressive rule. Pakistan keeps on voicing her concerns to persuade India to resolve the Kashmir issue as per the will of the Kashmiri people and in accordance [...]
Filed under: Kashmir | Tagged: China, Freedom Fighters, India, Kashmir, Kashmiri, Pakistan, Self Determination, UNO | Leave a Comment »
Posted on January 14, 2010 by pakistanfront
Myths are galore about Indian subjectivity, arrogance mixed with prejudices and wicked mischief which actually reflect Indian imperialist ambitions and hegemonic designs. India cunningly politicizes the issues to fit in her schemes to draw advantage through clever manipulation of events using propaganda as an instrument of her state policy. In her efforts to become a [...]
Filed under: India | Tagged: America, Bangladesh, China, India, Pakistan, Srilanka | Leave a Comment »
Posted on January 14, 2010 by pakistanfront
India today is trying to blindly follow the policies of her military Guru Chankiya, where she is frantically driving for fulfillment of her eventual trance of Greater India and emergence of a sole regional power of South East Asia. India has long-standing policies and strategies to make and keep Pakistan as a lame duck and [...]
Filed under: Pakistan & The World | Tagged: Chankiya, Hindu, India, Israel, Obama, Pakistan, Terrorism, USA, Watchdog | Leave a Comment »
Posted on January 14, 2010 by pakistanfront
All national songs are meant to rally and unite nations, but one keeps wondering as to what is embodied in Vande Mataram, the Indian national song that has become such an unceasing source of friction and acrimony between the Hindus and the remaining communities in India, particularly once its title means; Salute to the Mother? [...]
Filed under: India | Tagged: India, Islam, Mataram, Minorities, Muslims, Pakistan, Religion, Vande | Leave a Comment »
Posted on January 14, 2010 by pakistanfront
USA is losing its War on Terror in Afghanistan; now it is the talk of the town that. Different analysts are suggesting to the US authorities to think of the ways of getting out of the blazing hell of Afghanistan. It is also in the air that the Taliban would never let the Americans go [...]
Filed under: India | Tagged: Afghanistan, Al Qaeeda, India, Manmohan, Pakistan, Taliban, Terrorist, USA | Leave a Comment »
Posted on January 14, 2010 by pakistanfront
Throughout the world, every nation has to spend a lot of its financial resources on the formation and the development of the security forces; and in return these forces are expected to provide safety and security to the nation. The situation becomes very painful when the security forces become a pain in the neck for [...]
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Posted on January 14, 2010 by pakistanfront
MTT had launched a poll to know about what people have an opinion about Indian offers of peace talks with Pakistan. The poll had a very simple question as mentioned below and people are given three choices. Article source: http://www.markthetruth.com/current-affairs/205-do-you-think-that-india-is-really-interested-in-peace-process-with-pakistan.html
Filed under: Current Affairs | Tagged: India, Kashmir, MTT, Pakistan, Peace Process | Leave a Comment »
Posted on January 14, 2010 by pakistanfront
Indo-US relationship which has strengthened rapidly after the disintegration of the former Soviet Union is, in fact, based upon mutual self-deceptions. Overtly, both the powers are taking steps to further stabilise their ties, but covertly they are fulfilling their self-interests at the cost of each other. In these terms, while acting upon the ‘shrewd strategies’ [...]
Filed under: Pakistan & The World | Tagged: India, Islam, Pakistan, Taliban, USA, War on Terror | Leave a Comment »
Posted on January 14, 2010 by pakistanfront
Jamiat-Ulema-eHind on 2nd Nov 2009 passed a resolution asking Muslims not to recite Vande Mataram on the ground that some verses of the national song are against the tenets of Islam. Similar fatwa was also passed by Darul Ulum Deoband three years ago, when the controversy had begun afresh. Incidentally the same organizations have also [...]
Filed under: India | Tagged: Fatwa, India, Islam, Matram, Muslim, Vande | Leave a Comment »
Posted on January 11, 2010 by pakistanfront
Instead of addressing the root causes of the Maoist uprising, Indian government has started a blame game against China, alleging for supplying arms to these insurgents. Recently, Home Secretary of the Indian Union, G.K. Pillai accused that China was a big supplier of small arms to the Maoiststhe Chinese are big smugglers. Article Source: http://www.markthetruth.com/china/202-india-blames-china-for-maoist-uprising.html
Filed under: Current Affairs | Tagged: China, India, Insurgency, Maoist, Naxal, Pakistan, Pillai, Terrorism | Leave a Comment »
Posted on January 11, 2010 by pakistanfront
Sylhet, the beautiful paradise of Bangladesh, is going to turn into a vast barren wasteland very soon. Located on the banks of the winding pair of rivers Surma River and Jaintia and surrounded by Khasi and Tripura hills, this city is situated in the north-eastern region ofBangladesh. The Sylhet region is well known for its [...]
Filed under: Current Affairs | Tagged: Bangladesh, Barrak River, Himalayas, Khasi, Manipur, Surma River, Sylhet, Tapaimukh, tripura Hils | Leave a Comment »
Posted on January 11, 2010 by pakistanfront
The angry reaction in Pakistan to Seymour Hershs article in the New Yorker, once viewed in the context of its ludicrous contents, seems justifiable. The long winded report (7000 words approx) is based on unnamed sources, its contents stand repudiated bygovernment officials in Pakistan and US and the hypotheses it outlines dont even pass muster [...]
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Posted on January 11, 2010 by pakistanfront
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 [...]
Filed under: Current Affairs | Tagged: Chand Saroha, Congo, Congolese, gold Smuggling, India, Indian Army, Pakistan, Peacekeeping Mission, Sexual Abuse, United Nations | Leave a Comment »
Posted on January 11, 2010 by pakistanfront
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 [...]
Filed under: Current Affairs | Tagged: India, Jammu, Kargil, Kashmir, Kashmiri, Manmohan Singh, Pakistan, UNSC | 1 Comment »
Posted on January 11, 2010 by pakistanfront
Never in the history of India, New Delhi linked the left wing Maoist movement with Pakistan. But in a recent conspiracy of Indian Intelligence agencies various resistance groups to Indian rule are being linked with Pakistan. The sole aim of this strategically acrobatic move is to malign Pakistan internationally. In this context, in a recent [...]
Filed under: Current Affairs | Tagged: Delhi, India, Jharkand, Manmohan Singh, Maoist, Naxal, Pakistan, Terroism | Leave a Comment »
Posted on January 11, 2010 by pakistanfront
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 licences 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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Posted on January 11, 2010 by pakistanfront
Satya Sai Baba of Puthaparthi in his recent tour of Mumbai (Nov. 2009) was invited by the Maharashtra Chief Minister designate, Ashok Chavan to his official residence, Varsha, for blessing the house and for the associated puja (invocation). When criticsed for inviting the Holy Guru to his official residence he said that since he is [...]
Filed under: Current Affairs | Tagged: Ashok Chavan, Babas, gurus, India, Maharashtra, Puthaparthi, Satya, secular, Varsha | Leave a Comment »
Posted on January 11, 2010 by pakistanfront
Barack Hussein Obama in June, 2009 while visiting Cairo revealed, I have come here to seek a new beginning between the United States and Muslims around the world; one based upon mutual interest and mutual respect; and one based upon the truth that America and Islam are not exclusive, and need not be in competition. [...]
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Posted on January 11, 2010 by pakistanfront
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 [...]
Filed under: Current Affairs | Tagged: Afghanistan, Composite Dialog Process, FATA, India, Kashmir, Pakistan, Terrorism | Leave a Comment »