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Chaos at a Muslim wedding in Amroha, Uttar Pradesh: Guests brawled over chicken leg pieces in biryani, hurling chairs and overturning tables in a scene resembling a free-for-all. Video from the banquet hall has gone viral. Police informed.

#Kabul: Alleged Violations of International Humanitarian Law and War Crimes in Afghanistan’s Border Provinces According to reports, Pakistani forces have fired heavy weaponry and indiscriminate mortar rounds into civilian-populated areas in the provinces along the so-called Durand Line, including Paktika, Khost, and Kunar. These attacks have directly targeted civilians and their homes. Thus far, at least 17 civilians, including women and children have been injured in these assaults. The use of heavy weapons has compelled numerous families to flee their homes, heightening fears of an emerging humanitarian crisis in the region. Psychological and material damage: Attacks on residential properties and agricultural lands have caused substantial financial losses to local communities and have spread widespread fear across the area. Under international human rights and humanitarian law, particularly the Four Geneva Conventions parties to an armed conflict are required to clearly distinguish between military and civilian targets. Indiscriminate or blind attacks on residential areas that endanger civilian lives constitute clear war crimes. We call upon Pakistani forces to immediately cease attacks on civilian areas and to respect international law. We urge the United Nations and international human rights organizations to investigate these violations and take appropriate action against those responsible. Humanitarian organizations should provide urgent assistance to families displaced by the conflict or those whose members have been injured. During times of conflict, the lives of innocent people especially women and children must be protected. Safeguarding human dignity and adhering to human rights principles is essential under all circumstances. #IHRF






Have often been told that having capital is good enough to be a defence OEM. First, capital is important but buys very little if the country’s objective is to build a defence MIC. Also OEM’s in defence or any critical manufacturing segment are built ground up. Even acquisitions of firms or a licenses don’t work if there’s no knowledge of a product in the acquirer. To cite an example, Beretta’s string of acquisitions wouldn’t work if they didn’t know how weapons are designed & built. Knowledge matters & so does a specific type of advantage. This one is real Investment in any space within military hardware lands up on a supply chain & finally to a shop floor. It takes time to groom that talent - designers, domain experts, machinists, programmers, QC guys, tooling & heat treatment specialists, assembly technicians, testing teams. Their work comes together (almost like a symphony) to hold tolerance on a real part with real world outcomes to show. My guess is a min 4-5 years. That timeline doesn’t compress to a few months because somebody gave you prints or there’s a billion $ sloshing around. In fact we could give anybody prints on the MG240 machine gun or an AR 15 but it would take serious effort & many years to build a good production weapon if there’s no “know why” My years in PE taught me limits on capital. Let me assure everybody - grinding it out & building from ground up is much easier any day if the tolerance for failure is high. That last bit is the reason there’s an O in an OEM




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