unseen Indian Army (2010 anti terrorist operations)

unseen Indian Army picture,recent anti terrorist operation in 2010,operation in jummu and kashmir.

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[mukeshicyboy]

bilalbhai please do nt comment over here.i dun knw wat r u talking abt ,i think 1st u need to brush up with u knowledge abt all d asian country nd english ofcourse.i knw u r vry patriotic abt ur cntry n biggest enemy of india.bt u r misleading ppl with ur selfcreated facts.luv u bye.

[gauravcurious]

@faraz526 bhosdi waale, balochistan sambhalta nahi, NWFP sambhalta nahi, karachi sambhalta nahi, peshawar sambhalta nahi, juma juma 5 saal bhi dekh nahi payega pakistan aur tere jase chtuyon ke pilee chale India min suicide bombers bhejne, behan ka laude.

[1991dillinger]

The Indian investment in Afghanistan is a testament to our rise. An apt example is that the Indian Army's Border Roads Organisation constructed a major road in 2009 in the remote Afghan province of Nimroz, connecting Delaram to Zaranj. This has created a route for duty free movement of goods through the Chabahar port in Iran to Afghanistan. Key to India's strategy in Afghanistan is to build up transportation links that bypass Pakistan, helping reduce the Afghan economy's dependence on Pakistan.

[1991dillinger]

Due to the large possibility of Pakistan asking for outside help for its balance of payments support the S&P lowered Pakistan’s foreign currency debt rating to CCC-plus from B, just several notches above a level that would indicate default.

[1991dillinger]

Concurrently, the insurgency has forced massive capital flight from Pakistan to the Gulf. Combined with high global commodity prices, the dual impact has shocked Pakistan's economy, with gaping trade deficits, high inflation and a crash in the value of the Pakistani Rupee, which has fallen from 60–1 USD to over 80-1 USD in a few months.

[1991dillinger]

The Pakistani economy recently reached a balance of payment crisis which the IMF bailed it out of in 2008 and today again Islamabad may have to seek external support to meet its balance of payment.Since the beginning of 2008, Pakistan's economic outlook has taken stagnation. Security concerns stemming from the nation's role in the War on Terror have created great instability and led to a decline in FDI from a height of approximately $8 bn to $3.5bn for the current fiscal year.

[1991dillinger]

Third point..India never needed any routes traversing Pakistan to maintain and bolster its economy and it never will. We have a sustained and extremely high growth rate Now if we were to look over at the Pakistani economy, absolute shambles would be the best way to describe it. The IMF has repeatedly threatened to stop providing loans to the government in Islamabad and even put its foot down recently unless certain changes were made.

[1991dillinger]

Rather droll to see comments from people like "bilalbhai", firstly the BPL figures in India stand at 37.2 percent of the population and not at 60 percent, it would do him well to validate figures before quoting them (UNDP's figures in this case) secondly today India is the 3rd largest economy in the world by purchasing power parity and the UN Millennium Development Goals Report has clearly stated that the percentage of the population below poverty line will drop to 22 percent latest by 2015.