Pakistan

Yesterday, we had looked at the UN Security Council Statement [https://www.drishtikone.com/does-the-unprecedented-un-security-council-statement-give-india-the-go-ahead-to-attack-pakistan/] on Pulwama Attack.  It had made some interesting statements. > The members of the Security Council underlined the need to hold perpetrators, organizers, financiers and sponsors of these reprehensible acts of terrorism accountable and bring

After the Pulwama Attack, many nations are condemning the attacks and terrorism.  France, New Zealand, South Africa have directly done that.  Saudi Arabia condemned terror but due to its relationship with Pakistan (Pakistan’s ex-Army Chief, Rahil Sharif defends Saudi Arabia against ISIS), it did not name Pakistan directly. But

We have known this for a while now.  About how the Indian journalists and ISI work together and even help each other with a certain narrative.  A lot of journalists from India would frequent the jaunts organized [https://www.rediff.com/news/slide-show/slide-show-1-indian-journos-took-junkets-to-fais-conferences/20110721.htm] by the ISI agent

When we look at any game of chess, we have to look at the end game first.  Where will this move lead the opponent to. Let us first get some of the things out of the way in this analysis – like who did it? With the involvement of Jaish, which

Pakistan Super League (PSL) is a beggar’s (poor man is richer) version of Indian Cricket League (IPL). While PSL’s media rights [https://www.dawn.com/news/1452873] went for $36 million to Blitz Advertising and Techfront in December 2018; IPL’s media rights were sold for INR 16,