MRSAM..
The Pakistani narrative has reached a desperate low. After four frustrating days of Google searches, they cited a local Bihari Hindi newspaper to support their claim. This misguided group seems unaware that the BSF does not operate the S-400 system. Moreover, even if someone dies somewhere, how does that prove the S-400 was destroyed? It’s astonishing how low their reasoning is.
Do you think the claim of Fateh 2 being 400km, with high accuracy etc hold any waters? It's a guided rocket afterall not a missile.
Them celebrating means they don't have appetite for another round of conflict for the next 3 years.
That was his choice to not have big defence budget. He had unchallenged leadership, unfettered power & authority. Decisions made by Nehru were in line with his world view & his deep inferiority complex about Indians. Look at all of his important decisions, they had nothing to do with reality
That's not accurate. Your perspective seems heavily influenced by meme-driven narratives. He has consistently demonstrated his deep nationalism. His personal and family life is a separate matter and irrelevant to his public stance. No court has proven any allegations against him. Had he been the president of Congress, the party might have performed significantly better. This is the reality. He possesses a clear vision, substantial knowledge, and the ability to articulate his thoughts effectively, knowing both what to say and how to say it.
People should read Nehru’s writings more closely. He did not believe in the concept of military strength as a cornerstone of national security. Instead, he envisioned India as a moral leader in the world, guided by Gandhian ideals of non-violence. In his pursuit of being seen as a true Gandhian statesman—especially by Western intellectuals—Nehru often downplayed the importance of military preparedness. His idealism, however, proved detached from the geopolitical realities of his time.
“Nehru, in his misplaced idealism, had once remarked that ‘the police are good enough to man the frontiers.’”This startling belief reflected his conviction that diplomacy and goodwill could secure India’s borders—an assumption tragically dismantled during the 1962 Sino-Indian War.How can the Pakistani military ever achieve parity with India? Is that even possible? Do these so-called analysts even consider India’s foreign exchange reserves compared to Pakistan’s, or the scale of India’s military-industrial complex relative to Pakistan’s?
No need to share these knuckleheads opinions.
