One year. Never forgive, never forget 🫡
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Watching PBS Newshour feature on immigration issues in Assam today. It is so heartbreaking. We complain all the time here about our US immigration woes and completely ignore the gut wrenching reality of people being made stateless for generations to come because they are too poor / uneducated to have papers? My parents don’t have a birth certificate either but never has their identity been questioned (well not yet I guess). This is so not the ethos of the country I grew up in.
Never forget, indeed. Also, don’t let propaganda from the enemy territory obfuscate the facts.
88 hours is all it took. Never forgive. Never forget. https://x.com/HQ_IDS_India/status/2052110054820835773?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E2052110054820835773%7Ctwgr%5E268953a6e9904c41886e1b37e0e8fc368a06472b%7Ctwcon%5Es1_c10&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fd-585361303938471479.ampproject.net%2F2603032146000%2Fframe.html
I think Pakistan has been very transparent, they have shared everything what they could! India has been very hush to your local audience. I just think the local narrative is that your govt keeps on pushing this narrative that we can do anything want to across the border if we wish so ; is Digenious and untruthful . The reality is both counties have very large armies; and it’s going to remain as standstill here
Gaining air superiority in such a short time over a savior of the world is ridiculous. There are a lot of reports that came out after the incident. But India did lose the narrative during and immediately after the conflict.
These guys didn’t even host properly. Hosted US while sheltering Iran airplanes at the same airbases. And still haven’t pain the bills to Serena Hotel. Must be waiting for IMF grant to do that 🙃