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Pakistan’s Economic Crisis and its Possible Impact on India and the World

20Mar

By Ashish KeserwaniNo Comments

Analysis, Asia, Featured, World

Pakistan’s Economic Crisis and its Possible Impact on India and the World

China is already influencing Pakistan against India and if this crisis goes deeper then, it is speculated that China can increase its clout on Pakistan.If Pakistan collapses, terror organisations will increase their network which can directly hurt India’s interests. If the army takes over the government, there can be a possibility that it will proliferate nuclear weapons to rogue nations and terrorist organisations to earn money. Pakistan's Quaid-I-Azam (great leader) Muhammad Ali Jinnah once said, "Pakistan has no aggressive aspirations and will work for peace and prosperity in the world." With this dream of peace and prosperity for the world, Pakistan separated from India 76 years ago and now is in a state of mess dreaming of peace and prosperity for itself. Analysing the curr...

Guided by Pak’s ISI, Terrorists of ARSA from Myanmar entering India, say Intel reports

3Feb

By SamvadaWorld StaffNo Comments

Asia, National

Guided by Pak’s ISI, Terrorists of ARSA from Myanmar entering India, say Intel reports

As part of a secret plot of the Myanmar authorities, guerilla-trained members of the Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army (ARSA) are entering Bharat and joining local jihadist outfits in Jammu & Kashmir, Tamil Nadu, West Bengal and northeastern provinces with the notorious agenda of spreading jihadist terror. According to a credible source, members of ARSA, who are infiltrating inside India are also being guided by Pakistani spy agency Inter-Service Intelligence (ISI), who are trying to use them in executing terrorist plots jointly with militancy groups in Tamil Nadu and West Bengal. Until recently it was perceived by most counterterrorism experts and critics of Myanmar authorities that the Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army (ARSA) was a pro-Rohingya terrorist entity. But recently it has...

Tehreek-i-Taliban and Pakistan: Frankenstein monster coming back to haunt its Creator

11Jan

By Prajwal K M2 Comments

Analysis, Asia, Featured, World

Tehreek-i-Taliban and Pakistan: Frankenstein monster coming back to haunt its Creator

As it launches a violent assault on Pakistani land, the TTP intends to impose its rule over that country in a similar way it did in Afghanistan. The most recent clashes reveal the TTP's aspirations to seize control of some portions of Pakistan and set up a rival government in the country's northern region. Analysts have been raising grave concerns about the state of affairs in the nation that has been involved in numerous proxy wars. Pakistan's strategy of pitting one group against another has not worked and is unlikely to do so going forward. As a result of politics between the jihadist groups in the aftermath of the US invasion of Afghanis tan in 2001, Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) was founded in 2007. TTP asserted affiliations with Al Qaeda and claimed to be an...

Decoding Pakistan’s Political Crisis and its Implications for India

15Nov

By Viswapramod C1 Comment

Analysis, Asia, Featured, World

Decoding Pakistan’s Political Crisis and its Implications for India

Imran Khan is making people believe that he has a magic wand, and as soon as he would come back to power, he would establish proper law and order. Without well-entrenched political clout, which allows them to call shots in almost every domain of Pakistani politics and society, the Pakistani army would be just like any other army of the third world; weak, fragile and festering with limitations of strategic capabilities. Amidst all these developments, no one is even paying attention to the destruction of the civil liberties of the ordinary people and the government with the aid of the army. With China on the eastern front and Pakistan on the Western front, India is realistically facing a two-front conflict threat. The fairytale enigma of peaceful mutual co-existence (with Pakistan) has ...

Pakistan’s ISI trying to destabilize Bangladesh: Bangladesh Minister

24Nov

By SamvadaWorld StaffNo Comments

Asia, Featured

Pakistan’s ISI trying to destabilize Bangladesh: Bangladesh Minister

Pakistan's dreaded intelligence agency ISI is trying to destabilize Bangladesh by strengthening the roots of Islamic terrorism in Dhaka, Bangladeshi minister Hasan Ul-Inu has claimed. As per a report in Bangladesh Live News, the minister said that besides the LeT, the ISI is trying to destabilize Bangladesh from the time Bangladesh became independent and these aspects cannot be ignored. The ISI has been found supporting various Islamic terrorist groups, including the LeT, in the form of training, funds, and protection. Soon after the 2016 Dhaka attack, the Bangladesh government found in the investigations that the JMB terrorists had gone to Pakistan and then to Afghanistan to receive military training. Though the attack was carried out by a home-grown Islamic terror group cal...

Pakistani Deep State and the Illusion of Peace

13Nov

By Viswapramod C1 Comment

Analysis, Asia, Featured

Pakistani Deep State and the Illusion of Peace

The well known ISI is the mastermind of most of the strategies, and it works in tandem with the military forces in realizing its goals and accomplishing its missions. ISI happens to be the main source of finance for all the terrorist groups and organizations that operate in Pakistan, they are referred to as “good terrorists” in the circles of the intelligence establishment.They are the main hawkers, wheeler-dealers, peddlers, brokers, middlemen and agents who work as a bridge between the Military and Islamist clergy.The most unidentified and often neglected amongst the circles of Intelligentsia are the notorious zamindars of Pakistan who are the most medieval and exploitative section of people in South Asia.Pakistan strongly believes and espouses the doctrine of Ghazwa-e-hind, which m...

1Oct

By Dr. Duggaraju Srinivasa RaoNo Comments

Analysis, Featured, World

Decoding Havana syndrome

The symptoms of Havana syndrome include hearing buzzing sounds of piercing sequels and many experience dizziness and fatigue for months The CNN story gave a slant of failure of the American intelligence agency as it claimed that CIA Chief Burns trip was highly secretive yet the ‘enemy’ could identify, locate and inflict the target with those ‘micro waves’ causing the dizziness.CNN by not mentioning the possible suspicion of Islamabad stopping the CIA team and naming only New Delhi in its report makes the intentions of the media house more suspect. Havana syndrome which was hitherto restricted to Cuba and USA and the covert intelligence operations of CIA has suddenly dragged the name of India and it’s capital New Delhi and the Indian media splashed the news, fi...

What is Operation K2M? What are the Perils of its Renewed Version? And How has this version resulted in a ‘toolkit’ to harm India?

17Feb

By Dr Dheeraj PC1 Comment

Analysis, Asia, Featured, National

What is Operation K2M? What are the Perils of its Renewed Version? And How has this version resulted in a ‘toolkit’ to harm India?

Summary: What is this K2 desk of ISI? Why did India’s youth come to become part of the K2’s operations? Answering these questions is essential to understand the true nature of threat that India faces.Op K2M completely rested on the ISI’s ability to exploit growing socio-political frictions within India towards the objective of ensuring a complete national disintegration.The new operation, which is essentially re-operationalising the erstwhile Op K2M, is called Operation Express.Pakistan realised that a militarily as well as economically stronger India could only be contained through sub-conventional warfare. The aim would be to disrupt India’s economy and social harmony and, thereby, destroy India’s national image.This brings the question as to why are young activists unaware of th...

Karima Baloch becomes the latest victim of disappearance and murder of Baloch freedom activists; Canada’s reputation as a safe country takes a hit

22Dec

By EditorNo Comments

Asia, Featured, World

Karima Baloch becomes the latest victim of disappearance and murder of Baloch freedom activists; Canada’s reputation as a safe country takes a hit

Anger, disbelief and concern is being expressed all over the world, including Balochistan, after the disappearance and subsequent assassination of Karima Baloch. A staunch proponent of Balochistan freedom and an outspoken critic of Human Rights in Pakistan, Karima was found dead in Toronto where she was living in exile. Baloch leaders and human rights activist are blaming Pakistani intelligence agencies for the murder. As the assassination of Karima Baloch was confirmed by the Toronto's police, netizens have been calling for an investigation into her murder and have demanded that the perpetrators to be brought to justice. Baloch activists and supporters have blamed Pakistan's ISI for Karima's abduction and murder. Baloch leaders say that Karima was killed in the same way as Balo...