Washington: Newly appointed U.S Army Chief General Martin Dempsey was being General Kayani’s Class Fellow in 1980. Both of them hold a course in American Staff college in 1980.
Saturday, 1 October 2011
First time in History: India Deploy Sukhois Fighter Jet Along Pak Border
New Delhi : India’s topline Sukhoi Su-30 combat planes will permanently roar over Rajasthan’s skies, with the Indian Air Force deploying from Saturday a squadron of the air superiority fighter jets at the Jodhpur air base, from where the Pakistan border is a mere two minute flight away.
“This will be the first time a squadron of the Su-30MKI aircraft is being based in Rajasthan, that too close to Pakistan border,” a defence ministry official said here Friday. With the induction of the Sukhoi squadron in Rajasthan, the Indian Air Force’s (IAF) strike capability has been ramped up considerably. “The squadron will formally assume its duties with effect from October 1 from Jodhpur air base,” defence spokesperson at Jodhpur Col. S.D. Goswami said. “The squadron taking to the Western sector skies – with its lethal strike force, multi-role function and weaponry carrying capability – will give unassailable advantage to IAF in this sector,” Goswami said.
The twin-engined Russian-origin Sukhoi Su-30, with a capacity to touch 2 Mach or 2,450 kmph speeds, are now produced under licence in India. These war birds are set to get deadlier with the integration of the supersonic BrahMos cruise missile very soon. The aircraft has a range of 5,200 km and a capacity to carry 8,000 kg of warheads. The planes have already arrived Jodhpur from Pune in Maharashtra, where they were previously based, officials said.
Source: paksoldiers
گورنمنٹ سکول کی بجاےٴ پرائیویٹ سکول
گورنمنٹ سکول رہنے چاہیئں
یا اب پرائیویٹ سکول ھی ٹھیک ھیں
US allegations against mutual interest: Zardari
WASHINGTON: President Asif Ali Zardari, in his article published in the Washington Post, has stressed the need for resumption of serious dialogue between the two countries. He said that the recent verbal assaults by the United States government has not only helped terrorists but also affected the war against terror.
The strategy of blaming Pakistan not only had a damaging impact on the relationship between the two countries, it also compromised common goals of defeating terrorism, extremism and fanaticism, President Zardari wrote.“It is time for the rhetoric to cool and for serious dialogue between allies to resume.”
The president elaborating the challenges faced by the country said: “Pakistan is pounded by the ravages of globally driven climate change, with floods once again making millions of our citizens homeless, we find that, instead of a dialogue with our closest strategic ally, we are spoken to instead of being heard. We are being battered by nature and by our friends. This has shocked a nation that is bearing the brunt of the terrorist whirlwind in the region. And why?”
“Pakistan sits on many critical fault lines. Terrorism is not a statistic for us. Our geopolitical location forces us to look to a future where the great global wars will be fought on the battleground of ideas,” he said.
He also mentioned the sacrifices made by Pakistan in the decade old war on terror and said “we have suffered more than 300 suicide bomb attacks by the forces that allegedly find sanctuary within our borders. We have hemorrhaged approximately $100 billion directly in the war effort and tens of billions more in lost foreign investment.”
“The war is being fought in Afghanistan and in Pakistan, yet Washington has invested almost nothing on our side of the border and hundreds of billions of dollars on the other side,” Zardari said.
Pakistan involve in Burhanuddin Rabbani murder, Afghan Intelligence
KABUL: Afghanistan’s intelligence service says it has handed Pakistani authorities evidence showing former Afghan President Burhanuddin Rabbani’s assassination was planned in Pakistan.
Lutifullah Mashal, a spokesman for the Afghan intelligence service, says the plot originated near Quetta.Mashal told reporters on Saturday that investigators provided addresses, photos and maps to the Pakistani embassy in Kabul.
Rabbani was trying to broker peace with the Taliban when he was killed by a suicide bomber.
At the UN last week, Afghan officials said the killing was plotted for four months by the Afghan Taliban’s governing council, the Quetta Shura.
The Taliban have not claimed responsibility for Rabbani’s death. (AP
اسامہ کی بیوہ کو چھڑانے کا منصوبہ ناکام بنا دیا گیا،برطانوی اخبار
KARACHI: A Taliban plot to snatch Osama Bin Laden’s youngest widow from custody has been foiled, it was revealed last night. Terror chief Mullah Omar ordered 500 men to raid a safe house in Pakistan where Amal Abdulfattah was being interrogated with two more Bin Laden brides.
The paper accused that the location was leaked by an informer in Pakistan’s ISI intelligence service.But the assault was cancelled when the trio and up to five of Bin Laden’s children were moved after tip-offs.
The Sun claimed that the ISI sources told the paper, “For weeks we’ve been intercepting calls and getting alerts from our men in tribal areas that the raid was on. Now we are all under orders to tighten security around the Bin Laden family.
“Concern is so great we moved them three times in recent weeks.”
The family was last night believed to be at a fortified compound in the capital Islamabad.
Amal, 29, was injured leaping in front of the Al-Qaeda chief as US soldiers killed him in May. Pakistani security sources say she is refusing to co-operate with them.
The Yemeni-born firebrand has a daughter, ten, by Bin Laden and officials fear they may be new figureheads for the terror organisation if they are sprung.
Another source close to the ISI said: “Amal boasts that she can use guns and even rocket-launchers. She says she wants to lead a war on infidels and train her kids as mujahideen.”
Pakistan has 97 billion dollars in Swiss Banks
BERN: Director Swiss Bank said that Pakistan has 97 billion dollars in Swiss Banks and the messages being sent on the cell phones are without director Swiss Bank’s name.
Director Swiss Bank said ‘Pakistanis are poor but Pakistan isn’t a poor country.’ He added that 97 billion dollars of Pakistan is deposited in respective bank and if this money would be utilized for the welfare of Pakistan and its people then Pakistan can make tax less budget for 30 years,
can create 60 million jobs, can carpet four lanes road from any village to Islamabad, endless power supply to five hundred social projects, every citizen can get 20000 rupees salary for the next 60 years and there is no need to see IMF and any World Bank for loans.
Source, PakistanToday
سلمان تاثیر قتل کیس، ممتاذ قادری کو سزاےٗ موت سُنادی گئ
Qadri, one of Taseer’s elite force guards, shot and killed the governor for his views on the blasphemy law outside a restaurant in Islamabad.
During the incamera hearing of the murder case, the anti- terrorism court said that it was a heinous crime and there is no justification to it. Qadri confessed to the murder under oath.
Experts say that Qadri has to appeal within seven days against the verdict. It is expected that he will talk to the media outside the court.
Qadri, a constable in the Punjab Police and a member of its Elite Force, tried to justify his murder of the governor by stating that he had killed him for supporting Aasia Bibi, a Christian woman whom Taseer had believed had been wrongly convicted of committing blasphemy.
According to Qadri’s statement, he had approached the governor on the evening of January 4 and tried to talk to him about Taseer’s very public support for Aasia Bibi and his advocacy of reform – not repeal – of the blasphemy laws.
Mumtaz Qadri Sentenced To Death
Malik Mumtaz Hussain Qadri, the self-confessed murderer of former Punjab governor Salmaan Taseer, has been sentenced to death by an anti-terrorism court today (Saturday), reported Express 24/7.
Qadri, one of Taseer’s elite force guards, shot and killed the governor for his views on the blasphemy law outside a restaurant in Islamabad.
During the incamera hearing of the murder case, the anti-terrorism court (ATC) said that it was a heinous crime and there is no justification to it, however, no date has been given for the execution of the sentence.
Justice Syed Pervez Ali Shah, an ATC judge, while taking up the case at the Adiala Jail, noted down the statement of Qadri. In this statement, Qadri admitted before the judge that nobody intimidated him to murder the former governor.
Raja Shujahur Rehman, Qadri’s lawyer, told the media outside Adiala Jail that his client had also submitted a written statement of 40 pages, referring to 11 Quranic verses, 28 quotes from Sunnah and several other eminent Muslim jurists with reference to Islamic jurisprudence.
The defence lawyer stated that the prosecution raised no objection over the statement of Qadri, therefore the court validly admitted this statement and made it a part of the court record.
Experts say that Qadri has to appeal within seven days against the verdict.
Qadri, a constable in the Punjab Police and a member of its Elite Force, tried to justify his murder of the governor by stating that he had killed him for supporting Aasia Bibi, a Christian woman whom Taseer had believed had been wrongly convicted of committing blasphemy.
According to Qadri’s statement, he had approached the governor on the evening of January 4 and tried to talk to him about Taseer’s very public support for Aasia Bibi and his advocacy of reform – not repeal – of the blasphemy laws.
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