Sindoor 1.0 was a failure, but it was not given a state burial. Modi administration wants Sindoor 2.0 so that both misadventures can be cremated in a single pyre.

Meanwhile, Indian Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, in his delusional and dangerously revisionist remarks, has uttered that "Sindh will always be a part of India — borders can change — tomorrow Sindh may return to India again." Top Indian officials have been uttering such gibberish since their May defeat, but Pakistan cannot simply overlook a mad elephant trampling in fury right next door. The fury can very well be the bugle call for war!

So, the two states are currently in a race; not particularly an arms-race, rather a race for structural enhancement in their forces, so that in a coming conflict they are better equipped to figh

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