India and Pakistan at Cross Roads

Internal Threats to India:

When the past remains unresolved, the present cannot be perfect. The historical divide created and nurtured by politicians for gaining the power at independence while presiding over bloodiest events of partition and subsequently resorting to constant vote bank plotics only widen the gap between perfect and imperfect. The anger and reactions to unresolved past and further  constant appeasement of a section of society are bound to surface in one form or other sooner or later and will further accelerate widening of the gap. This is the reason why conflicts are taking place every now and then within the country between sections of  its own citizen on one pretext or the other.

External Threats to India:

While Pakistan continues to escalate cross boarder terrorism and financing separatists and anti nationalists within India due to its own internal contradictions, China is fueling the fire by supporting and  using terror country for its own political gamble and the rest of world just being busy in the  business of arms trade. Though India too is paying a heavy price in securing its boarders at J&K and in losing heavily its civilians and security personnel's in the bloody war of terror,  Pakistan needs to keep  its eyes wide open to the present realities of the two nuclear states at cross roads as it being a small country, there are every likelihood that it may vanish from the map in a catastrophic nuclear war, if it take place ever in future. India will still remain and survive due to its sheer size and mighty power.

What needs India and Pakistan to do:

Under such a scenario,  India and Pakistan need a transformative leadership to burry the past and bridge the gap to create conflict free nations within and a neighbourhood of love, peace and co-existence. Pakistan first needs to stop sponsoring terror and create a conducive atmosphere for dialogue. World knows that after coming to power, Modi took the first initiative to invite Pakistam Prime Minister to his swearing in ceremony and also visiting Lahore to create an atmosphere of trust but Pakistan stabbed at the back by attacking Indian military installations and escalating war of tertor. Now, under the leadership of Prime Minister Modi, it is certain that India will not talk to Pakistan till it mends it's ways and create a violence free atmosphere for mutual talks to succeed. If not, there are very bleak chances for survival of humanity in the Indian sub-continent.

The World:

The world should also stop defining and discriminating "terror" as "good terror" & "bad terror", and "my terror" & "your terror". If they don't, they too will not remain unaffected by the fire. It has already severely impacted mighty and powerful nations badly.


Unfortunately, both the countries, India and Pakistan find today more vulnerable than ever. The historical blunder of 1947  partition continues to hound them with bigger force.