Bharat Rakshak

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India thrash Pakistan 3-1 in hockey U-18 Asia Cup semi-final, to face Bangladesh in final
Indian men’s U-18 hockey team on Thursday registered an emphatic 3-1 win against arch-rivals Pakistan in the semi-final of the Asia Cup.
India will now face Bangladesh in the final on Friday.
India dominated the match from the very start with Shivam Anand scoring the first goal in the seventh minute. Just before the halftime, Dilpreet Singh added a second goal in the 32nd minute. The third goal was scored by captain Nilam Sanjeep in the 46th minute.

habal wrote:Indian muslims will not put down their cup of tea for Pakistan, let alone go about an uprising.

A_Gupta wrote:If the surgical strike didn't take place, then the Pakistani awaam must be wondering what the fuss is about. If the surgical strike did take place, then the Pakistani awaam must be wondering what good their army is for. The myth that enables the Paki army to control the state starts evaporating, and the army will have to resort to more and more force. So Pakistan will be seeking revenge for an event that didn't take place.

Rahul M wrote:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R7hNf49DOeA

guys please check from 14:05. there are 2 IED attacks on uniformed soldiers. can anyone identify the force and/or the incidents ?

arun wrote:Excerpt from US State Department Daily Press Briefing September 29, 2016.

From here : Clicky


QUESTION: -- Prime Minister Modi, he spoke about one thing – what he had a great message for the people of Pakistan that Pakistan and India both got freedom on the same day, but Pakistan is supporting terrorism, India is supporting ITs, engineers, and doctors around the globe.

sudhan wrote:Looks like online soldiers of Mallustan had a field day on Asim Bajwa's FB page..

Surgical strikes across LoC: Pakistan general Asim Bajwa gets a taste of Malayali troll

"Pakistan is running full speed to develop tactical nukes in their continuing hostility with India," the former secretary of state told a closed-door fundraiser in Virginia in February, The New York Times reported, citing 50-minute audio being hacked from the Democratic Party's computers.

"But we live in fear that they're going to have a coup, that jihadists are going to take over the government, they’re going to get access to nuclear weapons, and you’ll have suicide nuclear bombers. So, this could not be a more threatening scenario," the daily quoted Clinton as saying in the audio that appeared on The Washington Free Beacon website.

During the fund raiser, responding to a question on modernisation of nuclear weapons, the daily said, Clinton went beyond the question to warn of an emerging nuclear arms race, naming Russia and China as well as Pakistan and India.

"This is one of the most dangerous developments imaginable," Clinton said.

Such remarks from the former secretary of state gains significance in view of an interview of Pakistani Defence Minister Khwaja Muhammad Asif to the local TV channel in which he threatened to unleash nukes against India.

"If our safety is threatened, we will annihilate them (India)," Asif had said.

The United States appears to have taken a strong note of Asif's recent statements on use of nuclear weapons.

"Nuclear capable states have the responsibility to exercise restraint regarding nuclear weapons and missile capabilities," a state department official told PTI when asked about the statements being made by the Pakistani leader.

Earlier, Defence Secretary Ashton Carter had said while India has generally shown responsible behaviour with nuclear technology, China conducts itself professionally, nuclear weapons in Pakistan are entangled in history of tensions.

Meanwhile, in an opinion "Consequences of Pakistani Terrorism: Raids signal that India won’t tolerate more attacks in Kashmir", The Wall Street Journal warned that Pakistan increasingly risks becoming a "pariah state" if it continues with such policies.

It said if Pakistan wants to prevent an escalation of violence it needs to shut down the terror groups it continues to support. "That should start with Jaish-e-Mohammad and Lashkar-e-Taiba, two major jihadist groups that operate openly in Pakistan and are prime suspects in these attacks," it said.

"Both groups are supported by its military despite being on United Nations lists of terrorist organisations," the daily said in the hard-hitting opinion piece, a day after India carried out surgical strikes in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir against terrorists planning to sneak into the country.

The Journal noted that the Prime Minister Narendra Modi has consistently offered closer economic and diplomatic ties to Pakistan as long as it stops supporting terrorism.

Bangladesh, Bhutan, Afghanistan and now Sri Lanka. The Indian campaign to isolate Pakistan in the aftermath of Uri attack has worked with Sri Lanka becoming the fourth country today confirming that it will not participate in the annual SAARC summit which is scheduled in November this year in Islamabad.
Sri Lankan ministry of Foreign Affairs, in official communication sent to SAARC chair Nepal today said, "Sri Lanka regrets that the prevailing environment in the region is not conducive for holding the 19th SAARC Summit in Islamabad on November 9 and 10 2016.

Dilbu wrote:SAARC summit: Sri Lanka joins India, 3 others in boycott; Pakistan isolated

Bangladesh, Bhutan, Afghanistan and now Sri Lanka. The Indian campaign to isolate Pakistan in the aftermath of Uri attack has worked with Sri Lanka becoming the fourth country today confirming that it will not participate in the annual SAARC summit which is scheduled in November this year in Islamabad.
Sri Lankan ministry of Foreign Affairs, in official communication sent to SAARC chair Nepal today said, "Sri Lanka regrets that the prevailing environment in the region is not conducive for holding the 19th SAARC Summit in Islamabad on November 9 and 10 2016.

Sri Lanka’s participation in the 19th SAARC Summit scheduled for November 2016 in Islamabad

Sri Lanka regrets that the prevailing environment in the region is not conducive for holding the 19th SAARC Summit in Islamabad on 9th and 10th November 2016.

The General Provisions of the SAARC Charter require that decisions at all levels shall be taken on the basis of unanimity, and this applies to the convening of meetings of Heads of State or Government of SAARC Member States as well.

Peace and security are essential elements for the success of meaningful regional cooperation for the benefit of the people of South Asia. As a founding member of SAARC, committed to regional cooperation, Sri Lanka hopes that the steps required to ensuring our region’s peace and security will be taken to create an environment that is conducive for the pursuit of regional cooperation.

Sri Lanka condemns terrorism in all its forms and manifestations, and stresses in this regard, the need to deal with the issue of terrorism in the region in a decisive manner.

Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Colombo
30 September 2016

Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority (Pemra) Council of Complaints (CoC), Lahore, has recommended imposition of fine amounting to Rs200,000 on Neo TV on failure to edit programme “Tabdeeli” in which defamatory remarks were made against politicians, scholars, advocates, judges and journalists by Zaid Hamid alias Lal Topi Wala

arun wrote:
The H&D ie: Honour & Dignity of the Mohammadden Terrorist fomenting Islamic Republic of Pakistan has taken yet another battering :
With this pull out from the Islamabad Summit, that leaves Maldives and present SAARC Chair Nepal who might join the Islamic Republic in Islamabad:

rajpa wrote:After Khooja's insane rant, it struck me (surgically) that the next coup by the TSPA could very easily be a tactickle nook thrown on the Islamabad parliament. So simple.

China’s move in the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) was at the instance of Pakistan, and unless it positively decides to extend the hold, it expires on Monday after a six-month period. China can extend the ‘hold’ by three more months, or block the move altogether.

If the hold lapses due to Chinese inaction, Azhar will be designated a terrorist by the U.N. Pakistan will face the embarrassment of hosting another U.N. designated terrorist and face international pressure for action against him.

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All members of the 15-member Security Council barring China have supported the move, cosponsored by the United States, the United Kingdom and France. China has earlier also delayed moves against Pakistan-based terror groups such as Jamaat-ud-Dawa and Lashkar-e-Taiba.

ramana wrote:Objective will be to gain control of nooks not under US proximate security.

rsingh wrote:Hindustan times online has 4 editorials, 3 about S stikes and all 3 are pro-Bakistani. National media is seriously compromised.

SwamyG wrote: Exactly, Congress just went down in 2014. Hope Pakistan goes down quietly without fanfare. And two nation theory will be flushed down the drain.

rsingh wrote:Any chance that Ganja Sherif dismisses Raw Sherif on account of "sleeping on guard"?

rsingh wrote:Any chance that Ganja Sherif dismisses Raw Sherif on account of "sleeping on guard"?

Rudradev wrote:One strategic outcome of the 28/9 strike is likely to be the dismissal of Ganja Sharif yet again, and another coup heralding another military dictatorship in the Baki political lifecycle (where is the Mongolian these days, BTW?)