Why India avenged Pahalgam by striking LeT, Jaish centres in Pakistan Punjab  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-xKx-szaA3E:  Christine Fair The Tribune

Nothing is going to strategically change. India doesn't have the means of imposing upon Pakistan a defeat that would make that would make Pakistan change its behavior.  so what I anticipate is going to happen is that this crisis is going to have an
off-ramp ,  there's going to be a crisis the Pakistanis are going to respond because the target by hitting the Punjab which is also ground zero for the Pakistan army you have pretty much guaranteed a Pakistani response of some sort

so when this crisis does retaliate there's going to be some stasis in the violence in Kashmir for some time just as we had saw just we saw this post pulwama but people forget that the Pakistan army is an insurgent organization the Pakistan army's aim is not to defeat India.   it can't defeat India the way you show how an insurgent organization demonstrates that it hasn't been  defeated.  

by acting again so after this crisis , I thoroughly anticipate that after a few years of calm there's going to be another terrorist attack in Kashmir . I think India is left in this very ignominious position of having to mow the lawn every so many years in
hopes that with each attack,  India can show more resolve more technological sophistication more willingness to attack targets that people like me thought were previously off limits but I don't think that these are going to be strategic game changers unfortunately

https://www.youtube.c om/watch?v=ulLja3PF_bM Why Operation Sindoor TOTALLY REDEFINES How India Will Handle Pakistan Based Terror | Akash Banerjee

PM Narendra Modi is “Besharam”, “Darpok” and “Must Apologise” to India for Pahalgam https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Q9Mx3zdsZs  PM Narendra Modi is “Besharam”, “Darpok” and “Must Apologise” to India for Pahalgam: Satya Pal Malik The Wire Satya Pal Malik, the last Governor of Jammu and Kashmir, has said that Prime Minister Modi is “besharam” (shameless), “darpok” (cowardly) and “must apologize” to the country for permitting Pahalgam to happen. Mr. Malik was also outspokenly critical of Mr. Modi’s failure to attend the all-party meeting or to praise the Kashmiri people for their emotional and powerful response to the Pahalgam terrorist attack in his Mann Ki Baat. Mr. Malik said the failure to attend the all-party meeting was a sign of “arrogance” whilst he suggested that Mr. Modi did not praise the Kashmiri response because he benefits politically from permitting a Hindu-Muslim divide to continue in the country. SM said that serious intelligence failure and security lapses lay behind the Pahalgam attack

http://www.youtube.com/embed/NrcbGIs_k0s?start=337&end=552  

The potential for war is real' – Prof Mearsheimer on India,   this is a very dangerous situation. these are two nuclear armed countries that have a history of fighting wars And in the past the United States has intervened in crisis between these two countries to go to great lengths to shut them down .Mainly what we've tried to do is make sure that the Indians didn't launch a major attack against Pakistan which would then leave Pakistan maybe to use nuclear weapons.  but you don't have the sense that the Trump administration is paying careful attention to this conflict or that President Trump  will intervene in a major way to dampen down the tensions the way previous presidents have because he's so busy on so many other fronts .

so it could be the case let's hope this is not the case that this one could spin out of control and you could have a real war and nuclear weapons might even be used because you want to remember the conventional balance of power between Pakistan and India  greatly favors the Indians And we've always feared that a conflict that started off at the conventional level would escalate to the nuclear level because the Pakistanis would feel compelled to turn to nuclear weapons if they were losing conventionally which we expected to happen.

 None of this is to say that in the past or even now a war will happen and nuclear weapons will be used. But the fact is there is real potential for a real war and there is real potential for nuclear use And in that kind of situation you want President Trump you want the United States to be deeply involved in trying to settle this short of a shooting match
But I don't have the sense that that's what we're doing. Maybe we are and I'm just not reading about it Let's hope that's the case . But uh this is just another example of another ball in the air. 

Well I wonder if this is an area where tariffs can give America a  substantial negotiating  leverage.  I mean JD Vance visited India last week .  yet last night uh Trump suggested that a free trade deal was on the horizon I don't know whether  the situation in Kashmir has been part of those discussions. I don't think anybody has said so publicly but surely America could say you might want to hold off retaliating or you might want to do what we want in this conflict or this free trade deal that we are now in the process of agreeing will be out the window.  I don't think we would do that.  I think relations between the Trump administration and the Modi administration are very good and we're not likely to play hard ball uh with Modi in the way you just described. but uh maybe maybe that's the case. I do agree with your general point that although I think that tariffs uh the way they were implemented made no sense uh I I do think that uh the possibility of walking back the tariffs does give us  leverage over allies uh and adversaries alike

Uh so I think that we do have some leverage there. h maybe Trump could tell the Indians that he'd give them a real sweetheart deal uh if he felt they were on the verge of going to war and Trump didn't want them to go to war. But just hard to say what's going on with regard to US Indian relations uh over the Kashmir at this point in time

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World Press Freedom Day, Pahalgam attack https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1M4fG-d8s2A   | Hafta 535 FULL EPISODE feat Ramachandra Guha

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 Jeffrey Sachs Warns Against U.S. Trade Trap  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fv17w9abq3s moneycontrol

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https://www.msn.com/en-in/news/India/pahalgam-victim-lt-vinay-narwal-s-wife-himanshi-breaks-silence-took-15-hrs-to-get-him-admitted-in-hospital/ar-AA1DKBO2

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 zoo_bear_ This is a slap to Right Wing hatemonger by Himanshi, wife of Indian Navy Lieutenant Vinay Narwal, who was killed in the Pahalgam terror attack. "We don't want people going against Muslims or Kashmiris. We want peace and only peace. Of course, we want justice," she says - https://www.threads.com/@zoo_bear_/post/DJG0cA3yCek?xmt=AQGzDVH4yZrWa-Puwqf17C-H8LizxrI69Pl59fY7WIel_g

Message from Lalita Ramdas
I am so proud of you as I watch the clip of your words to the press, over and over again. Your extraordinary strength, composure and conviction when you speak out against hate and targeting of Muslims and Kashmiris after the horrific killing of so many innocent men in Pahalgam on the 22nd is truly remarkable! And so badly needed in our times…

"We only want peace", you said, and ofcourse rightly,  "we want justice too". 
You are the perfect Fauji wife Himanshi, true to the spirit of the service, the constitution and to our secular values.   You are clearly a woman who knows her mind, and there could not have been a more courageous partner of a Navy man like Vinay.  

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Coalition for Nuclear Disarmament and Peace (CNDP) Post in Sukla Sen https://www.facebook.com/groups/109358664039/permalink/10162853114949040/?rdid=V3y1cmGw46as9TUp 
This piece, rather shockingly, simply ignores the huge elephant in the room.
Not for once it discusses the implications of two nuclear neighbours engaging in an all-out military clash and its bone-chilling possibilities.
But from one who is virtually arguing for larger military expenditure by India, despite India being one of the two top importers of armaments  https://www.business-standard.com/external-affairs-defence-security/news/ukraine-replaces-india-as-world-s-largest-arms-importer-shows-sipri-data-125031001154_1.html  this is probably only to be expected.Ukraine replaces India as world's largest arms importer, shows Sipri data
Indian arms imports fell by 9.3 per cent between 2015-19 and 2020-24, driven at least in part by India's growing capability to design and manufacture its own weapons