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When Indira Gandhi ruled 18 states, PUNJAB wasn’t in those 18. Now when Modi is ruling 19 states, PUNJAB isn’t in those . When British ruled all over India PUNJAB was the last one to come under that rule and immediately started struggle for freedom. In the freedom struggle against British, the contribution of Punjabis is more than 80%. When Mughal ruled India and converted Hindus to Islam, one and only one Punjab stood against them and Guru Teg Bahadur Ji ( 9th Guru & father of Guru Gobind Singh ji ) laid down his life at Chandni Chowk in Delhi for their support & Guru Gobind Singh sacrificed all his four sons of the age of 7,9,14 & 17 years against the conversion to Islam.  His Elder two sons (Sahibzade) sacrificed their lives in war against Mughals at Chamkaur Sahib(Pb) & younger two sons (Sahibzade) were bricked alive at Sirhand (Pb) by the  Mughal ruler of that State. Even when Sikander conquered all, only King Porus of Punjab dared to stop him. I salute to the riv

What you are about to watch is an actual event. The Israeli Armed Forces filmed this in real time. What you'll see is a fully armored Syrian tank being hit by an Israeli laser-guided, steel-penetrating, phosphorous-filled "hand held" rocket. The rocket is small, very portable and is a tightly controlled weapon. Each one is accounted for when they are checked out and back in. There must be no fewer than 2 soldiers present to verify the use, one must be a senior officer with a minimum of 10 years military service.. (the name and program is classified) This tank was headed for one of Israel 's settlements. There were four more tanks one mile to the rear of this tank. They turned around before getting to this area after learning what had happened to the lead tank. You can hear the ammunition going off after the initial strike. No Syrian tank crew member survived this event (pretty obvious) and it did not make the news.

These are not my usual musings. I am plucking a leaf from my life of the last five years, to tell you all how seemingly insurmountable obstacles can be overcome if one has the strength of one’s convictions, courage, will, grit, determination and perseverance. No, no it’s not about what some of you close to me will be thinking…… This is about my fight for my ‘Identity’. This is about my fight to ‘Redeem my Honour’. I have always believed that challenges are what make life interesting and overcoming them is what makes life meaningful. World over from times immemorial, the Armed Forces have steadfastly and stoically believed in the motto,  “Nemo Resideo” - “No one left behind”. It is said, “The mechanics of warfare are sterile when you are sitting in an air conditioned office”. Unfortunately, in the Indian context it is these very men sitting in air conditioned offices, sliding on shrimp sandwiches their whole lives, who call the shots making lopsided pol

Sri Lanka's Faustian bargain with Pakistan:  Exit LTTE, enter ISI Not surprisingly, the Easter blasts that killed hundreds in Sri Lanka have revealed a Pakistani connection. Rakesh Krishnan    New Delhi     Last Updated: April 22, 2019  | 20:28 IST Wherever there is a terror attack, chances are you will find Pakistani fingerprints all over the place. From Times Square in New York to the streets of Kabul and of course across India, virtually every bombing can be traced back to the terror factories located in Peshawar, Bahawalpur or Karachi. Not surprisingly, the Easter blasts that killed hundreds in Sri Lanka have revealed a Pakistani connection. Among the suicide bombers was Zahran Hashim, an Islamist extremist imam, who is believed to have visited Pakistan in 2018. Hashim was a demagogue for the National Thowheeth Jamaath, which was known in Sri Lanka for vandalising Buddhist statues, but has the larger aim of spreading global jehad. His speeches are straight out

‘Mea culpa’: Rajdeep Sardesai finally admits Modi wasn’t responsible for 2002 and that media sensationalised the riots One is bound to wonder then that if Rajdeep agrees now that Modi had no role to play in the riots and that the media sensationalised the riots, was he deliberately fanning the sensationalism further since 2002 up until recently?   OPINDIA STAFF APRIL 26, 2019 In an interview with author-journalist Manu Joseph, Rajdeep Sardesai, the  Michelangelo of Indian journalism , who made a career out of demonising Narendra Modi for Gujarat riots seems to have finally found some remorse for his relentless campaign against Prime Minister Modi for the unfortunate incidents that followed after the train burning at Godhra that left Hindus dead. Responding to a question asking whether Narendra Modi the then Chief Minister of Gujarat in 2002 was in any way responsible for the incident, Rajdeep Sardesai admitted that he personally believed that Modi was not responsible for