You’re living your best life. Bills are (almost) paid, your mental health is stable-ish, and you finally stopped checking their Instagram stories like a forensic expert. Then boom — your phone lights up. “Hey… long time. How have you been?” Translation: “I smell peace in your life. Let me ruin...
“History is not always written by the victors. Sometimes, it’s written by those who show up only after the funeral.” India, a land of rich cultural wisdom and philosophical depth, has an unfortunate habit: it glorifies its true heroes only after their last breath. Statues rise, textbooks are updated, and...
From Ceasefire to Cyberfire Following India’s powerful military retaliation under Operation Sindoor, Pakistan made a highly questionable move — lifting its self-imposed Twitter ban. What seemed like a step towards restoring digital freedom quickly turned into a full-blown disinformation campaign targeting India. Rather than promoting open dialogue, Twitter’s unbanning became...
🌍 Breaking News: Pakistan Is Officially Happier Than India in 2025! According to the World Happiness Report 2025, India ranks 118th out of 147 countries Pakistan ranks 109th Yes, dear reader. You now finally understand why Pakistanis are happier: Because they live in a constant state of victorious hallucination. If...
There’s an old saying in India: “Jab dushman majboor kar de, toh sudharna nahi, sudharr ke unhe hila do.” Roughly translated — “When your enemies push too hard, don’t just improve… evolve into their worst nightmare.” And that’s exactly what our neighbours — Pakistan and China — are doing for...
In the aftermath of Operation Sindoor, as India tightens its grip on national security and justice for the Pahalgam terror attack victims, the usual noise from Pakistan’s military and political elite grows louder — and more delusional. Among the many recycled claims, the “Two-Nation Theory” once again makes a comeback...
In a world where war rhetoric often floods headlines, a single statement by Congress MP Shashi Tharoor has reignited a crucial debate about purpose, strategy, and historical context. “1971 was a great achievement,” he said. “Indira Gandhi rewrote the map of the subcontinent, but the circumstances were different. Bangladesh was...
In the theatre of global diplomacy, few nations wear a mask as convincingly as Pakistan. To the West, they are the perennial “victims of terrorism,” a nation constantly at war with shadowy militants. But dig beneath the surface, and a darker, more orchestrated reality begins to emerge. Pakistan is not...
📌 Background: What is a DGMO? The Director General of Military Operations (DGMO) is a top-level military officer responsible for overseeing operational readiness, strategy, and cross-border military communication. Both India and Pakistan have DGMO offices that serve as direct military communication links, especially in times of heightened tension or during...
Terrorism does not look the same everywhere. For India, it’s clear: someone who plants bombs, shoots civilians, or crosses borders to kill innocents is a terrorist. We arrest them or We kill them or We bring them to justice. But for Pakistan, that same person becomes a freedom fighter. Why?...
