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· Indian company controls dam on Kabul River, tens of dams control flow of Kashmir water into Sindh, Punjab, Balochistan · Flood gates of Afghan Sarobi Dam, Indian Baglihar Dam were opened to drown Pakistani plains · Two US allies, the puppet regime in Kabul and the 'strategic ally' in New Delhi, declare water war on Pakistan · The tragedy one again raises question marks on the US double game against Pakistan in the region · Melting glaciers have nothing to do with this tragedy; it also doesn't explain why Kabul river surged It's not as if the clouds dodged borders and focused on Pakistan only. Pakistan's water flows from Indian-occupied Kashmir and from US-occupied Afghanistan. A natural deluge should have shown some spillover effect into Indian and Afghan regions adjoining Pakistan. It is interesting that a second and a third wave of floods is expected in Pakistan when there's no rain to justify it. Wher...

India's foreign minister and army chief don't know what they're talking about. Bravado aside, this country does kick ass. ISLAMABAD, Pakistan—Pakistan can fire missiles on a ten-minute notice on all the major Indian cities. Part of this capability is the result of geography: the lack of geographic depth also means that it would take less time for Pakistani missiles to enter Indian air space. The launch and travel time is short. India needs 30 minutes for initial ignition, partially due to the country's size, response time across the chain of command, and other reasons. There is also the question of the quality of Pakistani and Indian missiles, the quality of the delivery systems, and the speed with which nuclear weapons can be loaded and launch pad readied. Pakistan has also not committed itself to no-first use. This means that Pakistan can use nuclear weapons for self defense whenever its chain of command deems the action necessary and not just as a last option. T...

Adm. Mike Mullen asked Pakistan for a guarantee that Pakistan Air Force will not respond to Indian surgical strikes. General Kayani is said to have responded with showing Mullen a photograph of an IAF Mirage-2000 locked by Pakistan Air Forces' F-16 taken on December 13. 'Next time, we'll bring it down' , Mullen was told. To make sure the message was loud and clear, Pakistan Air Force jets started patrolling the skies in hot mode and a red-alert was issued throughout the country. The Indian war rhetoric has failed to impress Pakistan. Instead, the focus is now shifting to Indian intelligence agencies' failure to put together credible evidence implicating Pakistan in the Mumbai attacks. It is best to win without fighting- Sun Tzu With India and Pakistan standing eyeball to eyeball, it was India that blinked first, with its media and officials admitting defeat on the diplomatic front. Times of India writes: "While the de-escalation should soothe the tense ...

RSS chief says India should be ready for nuclear war NEW DELHI: The head of India's rightwing Rashtriya Swayamsewak Sangh ( RSS , National Volunteers Corps) has warned that a nuclear war with Pakistan could become inevitable if peaceful means fail to rein in terrorism and voiced the chilling prospect of a Third World War breaking out, which he feels may cleanse the world of evil . Mr K.S. Sudarshan, the powerful supreme leader of the RSS who may wield even greater clout in the next government, said in an interview widely distributed on the email on Thursday, and verified as authentic by senior RSS officials on Friday, that the Mumbai terror attacks were only part of a bigger plan to destroy India . "They want India to be broken into pieces but Indian people have always won. " "We are tolerant, but a very brave society. We were defeated and enslaved only when we were disunited." However, in remarks that could leave global diplomacy grappling with chilling poss...

A blog from an angry Indian India is no stranger to terrorism . When I was born , Kolkata was in the grip of Naxalite terror. When I was a teenager , Khalistani groups terrorized us. When I was in university , the LTTE assansinated Rajiv Gandhi. Over the last two decades, we have been constantly at the brunt of various Islamist groups, both home-grown and foreign . However, the attacks in Mumbai suggest a totally different level of threat to national security . First , the terrorists seem to be able to strike simultaneously and with impunity at some of our most iconic social institutions – the Taj hotel, CST station and so on. Second , the terrorists clearly knew what they were doing and who they were targeting. This is no bomb-and-run job. They knew their way around and inside the two hotels, they knew where to find the Jewish rabbi, they knew about tourist-friendly Café Leopold and possibly they deliberately killed the head of Mumbai's anti-terror unit. Third, and most i...