Tensions and fears of a significant military conflict between nuclear-armed neighbours India and Pakistan remain high, with continuous ceasefire violations by Pakistan in Kashmir and a heightened danger of terrorist activities by Pakistan-based terrorist&nbsp;organisations. 
 
Although India's conventional forces are far more powerful than Pakistan's, the two nations' nuclear arsenals are comparable. 
 
The transfer of Islamist forces and proxy organisations from Afghanistan to Kashmir threatens to exacerbate border conflict. 
 
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In the last seventy years, the two armies have battled four times. 
 
In the current scenario, there is a red line somewhere, albeit a hypothetical one, that if crossed might lead to war. 
 
According to the most recent study from Global Firepower Ranking, the military might of India and Pakistan is completely unmatched. 
 
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In terms of the total power index, India is only behind the United States, Russia, and China, while Pakistan is far behind in 10th place. 
 
This is how their militaries compare:

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			<td>Countries</td>
			<td>India</td>
			<td>Pakistan</td>
		</tr>
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			<td>Global Firepower&nbsp;ranking</td>
			<td>4</td>
			<td>10</td>
		</tr>
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			<td>Active personnel</td>
			<td>1,455,550</td>
			<td>654,000</td>
		</tr>
		<tr>
			<td>Defence budget</td>
			<td>$73,650,000,000</td>
			<td>$12,275,000,000</td>
		</tr>
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			<td>Fighter aircraft</td>
			<td>542</td>
			<td>357</td>
		</tr>
		<tr>
			<td>Helicopters</td>
			<td>775</td>
			<td>331</td>
		</tr>
		<tr>
			<td>Combat Tank strength</td>
			<td>4730</td>
			<td>2680</td>
		</tr>
		<tr>
			<td>Submarines</td>
			<td>17</td>
			<td>9</td>
		</tr>
		<tr>
			<td>Naval Destroyers</td>
			<td>10</td>
			<td>0</td>
		</tr>
		<tr>
			<td>Airports</td>
			<td>346</td>
			<td>151</td>
		</tr>
		<tr>
			<td>Ports &amp; Terminals</td>
			<td>13</td>
			<td>2</td>
		</tr>
		<tr>
			<td>Aircraft Carriers</td>
			<td>1</td>
			<td>0</td>
		</tr>
	</tbody>
</table>

(Source: globalfirepower.com) 
 
Pakistan lags considerably below India's military might on every metric, including land, air, and sea.

In comparison to the Indian military, Pakistan has just half the personnel. Pakistan cannot compete with India in terms of battle tanks or other munitions.

Being 'aggressive' was Pakistan's way of life — their arrogance led to a series of blundering miscalculations, a series of humiliating setbacks, and the gradual realisation that their war machine was not as effective as they believed it was.

The feeling of shame leads to bad behaviour and immoral types of combat, one of which is terrorism. Pakistan is currently unclear about how to defend its land, so it is creating religious mercenaries with barbaric beliefs in order to achieve an impossible objective.

The Pakistan Army has repeatedly humiliated its people while maintaining control over them by denying them education and keeping them religiously enslaved. 
 
(With inputs from agencies)

Tensions and fears of a significant military conflict between nuclear-armed neighbours India and Pakistan remain high, with continuous ceasefire violations by Pakistan in Kashmir and a heightened danger of terrorist activities by Pakistan-based terrorist organisations.

Tensions and fears of a significant military conflict between nuclear-armed neighbours India and Pakistan remain high, with continuous ceasefire violations by Pakistan in Kashmir and a heightened danger of terrorist activities by Pakistan-based terrorist organisations. Although India's conventional forces are far more powerful than Pakistan's, the two nations' nuclear arsenals are comparable. The transfer of Islamist forces and proxy organisations from Afghanistan to Kashmir threatens to exacerbate border conflict. Also read | How is the tea? Internet wonders if India trolled Pakistan by giving tea to captured terrorist In the last seventy years, the two armies have battled four times. In the current scenario, there is a red line somewhere, albeit a hypothetical one, that if crossed might lead to war. According to the most recent study from Global Firepower Ranking, the military might of India and Pakistan is completely unmatched. Also read | There is peace in Kashmir, Pakistan Army misguides us, says arrested teenage terrorist In terms of the total power index, India is only behind the United States, Russia, and China, while Pakistan is far behind in 10th place. This is how their militaries compare: Countries India Pakistan Global Firepower ranking 4 10 Active personnel 1,455,550 654,000 Defence budget $73,650,000,000 $12,275,000,000 Fighter aircraft 542 357 Helicopters 775 331 Combat Tank strength 4730 2680 Submarines 17 9 Naval Destroyers 10 0 Airports 346 151 Ports & Terminals 13 2 Aircraft Carriers 1 0 (Source: globalfirepower.com) Pakistan lags considerably below India's military might on every metric, including land, air, and sea. In comparison to the Indian military, Pakistan has just half the personnel. Pakistan cannot compete with India in terms of battle tanks or other munitions. Being 'aggressive' was Pakistan's way of life — their arrogance led to a series of blundering miscalculations, a series of humiliating setbacks, and the gradual realisation that their war machine was not as effective as they believed it was. The feeling of shame leads to bad behaviour and immoral types of combat, one of which is terrorism. Pakistan is currently unclear about how to defend its land, so it is creating religious mercenaries with barbaric beliefs in order to achieve an impossible objective. The Pakistan Army has repeatedly humiliated its people while maintaining control over them by denying them education and keeping them religiously enslaved. (With inputs from agencies)

India Army vs Pakistan Army: How two military forces stack up against each other

The Indian Army&nbsp;carried out an operation on the hideouts of terror group NSCN-Khaplang along the Indo-Myanmar border on Wednesday. 
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The operation was carried out early in the&nbsp;morning. 
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&ldquo;Firefight occurred along Indo-Myanmar border at 0445 hrs today. Heavy casualties reportedly inflicted on NSCN(K) cadre. No casualties suffered by Indian Security Forces,&rdquo; Indian Army&rsquo;s Eastern Command said in a tweet, giving details of the operation.

&quot;Own troops reacted swiftly and brought down heavily retaliatory fire on insurgents. The insurgents then broke contact and fled from the spot. As per inputs, a large number of casualties were suffered by the insurgents. Own troops suffered no casualties,&quot; the Eastern Command&nbsp;said.

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Sources in the government denied the operation was a &lsquo;surgical strike&rsquo;. The Eastern Command too released a statement clarifying that&nbsp;Indian troops &quot;did not cross the&nbsp;international border&quot;.

In June 2015, the Army had conducted a similar operation against banned insurgent groups following the killing of 20 soldiers in Manipur.&nbsp;

Sources in the government denied the operation was a surgical strike

The Indian Army carried out an operation on the hideouts of terror group NSCN-Khaplang along the Indo-Myanmar border on Wednesday. The operation was carried out early in the morning. “Firefight occurred along Indo-Myanmar border at 0445 hrs today. Heavy casualties reportedly inflicted on NSCN(K) cadre. No casualties suffered by Indian Security Forces,” Indian Army’s Eastern Command said in a tweet, giving details of the operation. "Own troops reacted swiftly and brought down heavily retaliatory fire on insurgents. The insurgents then broke contact and fled from the spot. As per inputs, a large number of casualties were suffered by the insurgents. Own troops suffered no casualties," the Eastern Command said. Detailed statement attached pic.twitter.com/nbLYMLCqxQ — EasternCommand_IA (@easterncomd) September 27, 2017 × Sources in the government denied the operation was a ‘surgical strike’. The Eastern Command too released a statement clarifying that Indian troops "did not cross the international border". In June 2015, the Army had conducted a similar operation against banned insurgent groups following the killing of 20 soldiers in Manipur.

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