Operation Sindoor and Aftermath

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Tumba said:
I dont see how Tejas could have played a role in Op Sindoor, other than point defence and relieving big boys for CAP, they could have played a role if we have Rudram and Brahmos NG integrated to them
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If Tejas was just a point-defence fighter, it could have been used in the aerial battle that ensued the next day of Op. Sindoor, right? In fact, Tejas and Su-MKI are the only 2 aircrafts which can fire the Astra-1, which is the 2nd longest range A-A missile currently in our inventory. Why I say 2nd longest is, there was a tweet that the Rafales were still using Mica instead of Meteor. So, if it was not used, then can we not doubt that IAF has still some insecurity in deploying Tejas for real combat? Or are we too concerned about the likely felling of a Tejas as we are planning to export it? But if it was used and if it did a commendable job, then like all other indigenous products, this would have a big morale booster for likely exports.
 
Azaad said:
This is the reason there will be no peace with Paxtan even if tomorrow Paxtan ceases to exist for Paxtan is a state of mind. It existed much before it was realised on the ground & having ceased to exist on the ground it'd survive on in their minds.

After all the original Paxtanis here have never given up on their dreams of turning India green or ruling over the Kuffar ever , even if they don't say it out aloud.

This is also the reason we should start thinking in terms of the final solution. I've no clue if it will happen or how long will it take though it's been a cherished wish of mine since I woke up to the full dimensions of this problem less than a decade ago except to say that we'd be forced into it unprepared if we don't prepare for it .

Recent events in BD & Paxtan are ominously pointing out in that direction. The time bomb that is the population imbalance in states like WB , Assam , Kerala & areas like Western UP or parts of NE Bihar ,etc will prise out the problem layered as it is today within existing secular discourse in MSM & large parts of SM apart from academia , TTs ,etc as anything but the problem of religious imbalance like it was with explanations offered in the aftermath of the KP genocide with justifications offered for it by the secular media & which the rapidly falling TFR of our lot will only serve to underline the severity of this problem .

In this respect the situation is identical to British Raj Punjab. Observe the religious demographics of the 3 principal religions there from the first census conducted by the British to what it came to be in 1941 , a mere 6 years before partition & a year after the passage of the Lahore Resolution. The fall in the percentage of Hindus was simply precipitous & alarming. There were plenty of reasons for this which I'd leave it to you to dig out .The parallels you'd see with Kerala or WB today is simply eerie.

Our polity is also way too fractious & has too many internal stresses & fault lines for its own good . We need to build up internal unity first & that means elimination of the thought process of the Aman ki Asha if not their types . That itself is a tall order. Will it happen in time to face the onslaught of the scenario I've tried to describe above ? The prognosis is it's too delicately poised at the moment.

Without achieving this we can kiss all attempts at permanently neutralizing the peacefuls be they in Paxtan or BD or at home , goodbye.
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I am a advocate of India being a unitary state under one party which protects indigenous religions. We must have this system for minimum 50 years until we vanquish our enemies or neuter them and ourselves uplifting to major economic power. We have no choice but to have this system otherwise Hindus won't wake up ever. Democracy only works when people are highly educated. I have been having the same thoughts as you and I am afraid about what will be the state of our country in 2050. Destroying Paxtan will buy us some time. But we need a permanent solution to the Islamist problem once in for all. With China at the border our situation has only become complex.

The biggest problem is our people do not even know there is a battle taking place or there is a battle at all. Secular mind virus has made Hindus completely take a back seat on all things important to their future well being. This reminds me of Mongols. Mongols were divided into tribes but Genghis Khan united them under one banner. Mongol lifestyle was entirely made for war. Right from childhood, their kids used to practice on horsebacks how to hold a bow and fire arrows. And then you had the Chinese who were advanced civilization but they were a settled civilization. They were not nomads like the Mongols. And when the Mongols who were by all accounts smaller in number than the Chinese knocked on the door of China, Chinese dynasties fell like dominos.

Hindus are very similar to Chinese of that time. They are very comfy sitting in their homes, watching movies, focusing on their careers, marrying and having kids etc. There is hardly Kshatriya spirit among them except the ones who give their kids to serve the nation on the border. Whereas the other side are sharpening their knives, openly calling for genocide in 15 mins, and what not. Yet, Hindus haven't woken up. They are busy in fighting over languages, caste, worshiping cinema heroes, watching cricket etc. They are the easiest to trick by politicians by dangling freebies. And I am not getting any younger when all this shit goes down.
 
RoaringTigerHiddenDragon said:
World Bank has strict monitoring requirements. Porkis cannot spend it on war preparations. Also, India can walk out of IWT declaring WB as a rogue entity not worthy of being a guarantor to the IWT.
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... and, India has 32B US$ invested in World Bank. In addition, India has 14B US$ invested in IMF. India should pull its funds from World Bank and IMF, and invest that money in BRICS.
 
NOTE-: In the last 24 hours, social media posts from Pakistani sources have been circulating videos of random fires, falsely claiming they depict the destruction of India's S-400 air defense system. These claims appear to be triggered by the latest satellite images of Murid airbase. To hide or cover the information, pak army has started again misinformation campaigns amplifying unverified narratives. Indian authorities, including the PIB, have debunked these claims, confirming that no S-400 system was damaged and that such posts are baseless propaganda. The spread of these videos reflects an attempt to exaggerate Pakistan's military actions, despite official Indian statements and lack of credible evidence supporting the claims.
 
Muzh said:
... and, India has 32B US$ invested in World Bank. In addition, India has 14B US$ invested in IMF. India should pull its funds from World Bank and IMF, and invest that money in BRICS.
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The main issue with BRICS is China holds too much power and from what it looks like
they seem to be worst than the west??
 
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Numero said:
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Wire... Not unexpected..
They're cheering for Pakistan's social media proof over India's original satellite proof. Says a lot about where their credibility lies.
Praising Pakistani ads while India literally bombarded their cities, airstrips. It's a crazy level hate 😂
Then made stories out of their social media theories.
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There is no need to give publicity to those articles by posting them here. We already know these types of articles are propaganda items.
 
Pazhassiraja said:
If Tejas was just a point-defence fighter, it could have been used in the aerial battle that ensued the next day of Op. Sindoor, right? In fact, Tejas and Su-MKI are the only 2 aircrafts which can fire the Astra-1, which is the 2nd longest range A-A missile currently in our inventory. Why I say 2nd longest is, there was a tweet that the Rafales were still using Mica instead of Meteor. So, if it was not used, then can we not doubt that IAF has still some insecurity in deploying Tejas for real combat? Or are we too concerned about the likely felling of a Tejas as we are planning to export it? But if it was used and if it did a commendable job, then like all other indigenous products, this would have a big morale booster for likely exports.
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Incorrect info India got 150 meteors by end of 2021 as per SIPRI …
so our Rafales are flying with meteors.

Also Astra MK1 has range of 110 kms which is not the 2nd longest range AAM with IAF its
4th, Meteor being 2nd longest I am talking about deployed ones not in development
 
A detailed long comprehensive piece by Christopher Clary of stimson.org.

It mentions all the events of the four day war with references.

It's the most detailed piece which has come out of western world nd clearly states how india achieved it's strategic objectives. Worth reading..

www.stimson.org

Four Days in May: The India-Pakistan Crisis of 2025 • Stimson Center

An early assessment of available evidence on what transpired in the recent India-Pakistan crisis and its implications
www.stimson.org www.stimson.org
 
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