Pakistan: a Plagiarised Photo Worth a Thousand Words by Col Nilesh Kunwal (Retd)
From the photos of Saturday’s grand dinner hosted by Pakistan’s newly promoted Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir to “honour the
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‘Dilemma That Is Pakistan’ by Maj Gen Abhi Parmar, VSM (Retd)
Well done, Prime Minister. We are truly proud of you and your team .👍 But don’t forget you have hurt
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Balochistan: Is it another Bangladesh in Making by Maj Gen AK Chaturvedi, AVSM, VSM (Veteran)
Introduction Recently, the caretaker Prime Minister of Pakistan, Anwarul Haq Kakar, called the protesting Baloch terrorists and alleged that India
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Pakistan Floods: A Warning Bell for Future By Maj Gen AK Chaturvedi (Retd)
Introduction Pakistan is practically drowning in a deluge due to highest rainfall in last three decades. Pakistan has received 60%
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Important Issues Flagged during the Webinar on “Kashmir: Current, Future and Indo-Pak Rivalry”.
General A webinar was conducted under the aegis of the STRIVE on 28 Aug 2028 on the above subject. The
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Kargil War 1999: Capture Of Point 5770 -‘Navdeep Top’ – OpEd, By Col Nilesh Kunwar (Retd)
Background 23 years may have passed by, but memories of the exemplary valour exhibited and sacrifices made by the Indian
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‘Incentivising’ Taliban: A Faustian Deal by Col Nilesh Kunwar (Retd)
The problem with terrorist groups is that they firmly believe that the gun is the only way to resolve any
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It’s Time Pakistan Either ‘Reforms’ or Finds Another ‘Whipping Boy’ by Col Nilesh Kunwar(Retd)
Ever since its creation, Pakistan has found a convenient ‘whipping boy’ in India for two reasons. One, by portraying its
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Afghanistan: The Plot Thickens by Col Nilesh Kunwar (Retd)
When something completely unexpected happens, we ascribe it to providence. But when there are a series of such occurrences revolving
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Ashraf Ghani: The Pashtun Who Cut and Ran As Afghanistan Fell to Taliban by Lt Gen Bhopinder Singh (Retd)
Amongst the fierce Pashtuns, the Ahmadzais of the Ghilji (derived from Gharzay, or mountains, hence ‘hill people’) confederacy, have an illustrious
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