Cricket match fixing lo D gang

[Silverado]

Yes,but after also ani RVS Mani gadu chepadu

[karthik25]

1 minute ago, Silverado said:

E vishyam lo matram pichollu dude,oil kosam kadu,terrorism kosam kadu,deni kosam fighting??pilla na dash gallu 

US valladi unwritten policy.. that they should always be in a war with someone... democrat or republican.. both follow this. After WW2, there is no calendar year where their troops weren't in other country... Vietnam, Afgahan... okkoti decades koddi lagaru.. most khatarnak gallu villu..

I don't know whats the purpose of that policy.. 

[Silverado]

6 minutes ago, karthik25 said:

US ollu pichoolu kadu bhayya anta dabbulu waste ga pettadaniki.. these wars give them testing grounds of their defense R&D 

Defense R&D kosam antha karchupedataru antava?? It's not for r&d purely ollu doola

[Silverado]

1 minute ago, karthik25 said:

US valladi unwritten policy.. that they should always be in a war with someone... democrat or republican.. both follow this. After WW2, there is no calendar year where their troops weren't in other country... Vietnam, Afgahan... okkoti decades koddi lagaru.. most khatarnak gallu villu..

I don't know whats the purpose of that policy.. 

Oho for MNC  defense manufacturers??

Mari trump gadu businessman why he started calling back troops in many countries

[Sachin200]

1 minute ago, karthik25 said:

US ollu pichoolu kadu bhayya anta dabbulu waste ga pettadaniki.. these wars give them testing grounds of their defense R&D 

they never expected that they will have a strong retaliation . Testing grounds ki use anukuna valla economy Chala invest chesaru .

Valla resources  Ani isolate chesina drug export matuku aapalekapotgunaruv. Which t@liban ki huge money techi pedutundhi 

 

How wealthy is the Taliban?

The Taliban ruled Afghanistan from 1996 to 2001, imposing a strict version of Sharia law.

Since its fall from power, it has maintained a long-running insurgency across the country.

Tracking flows of funding is often a matter of informed guesswork and the secretive militant organisation does not publish accounts.

But BBC interviews carried out inside Afghanistan and abroad indicate the group is running a sophisticated financial network and taxation system to pay for insurgent operations.

The group's annual income from 2011 onwards was estimated to be $400m (£316m). But it is believed to have significantly increased in recent years and could be as high as $1.5bn.

The Afghan and United States governments have sought to constrain these networks. A little over a year ago the US army embarked on a new strategy of bombing drugs labs.

However, the Taliban's income derives from far more than just the drugs business. The UN in 2012 warned against the general perception that the poppy economy in Afghanistan is the main source of Taliban income.

Opium, taxes and extortion

Afghanistan is the world's largest producer of opium.

With an estimated annual export value of $1.5-$3bn, the opium poppy is big business, supplying the overwhelming majority of illicit heroin worldwide.

Although there is some cultivation in government regions, most of the poppy growing takes place in areas controlled by the Taliban and is believed to be an important source of income.

The Taliban earns money from taxes imposed at several stages of the process.

A 10% cultivation tax is collected from opium farmers.

Taxes are also collected from the laboratories converting opium into heroin, as well as the traders who smuggle the illicit drugs.

Estimates of the Taliban's annual share of the illicit drug economy range from $100m-$400m

 

[karthik25]

Just now, Silverado said:

Oho for MNC  defense manufacturers??

Mari trump gadu businessman why he started calling back troops in many countries

This is what I don't get. Trump gadu konchem eccentric kada... his foreign policy has been a little different compared to his predecessors.. be it North Korea or Russia or even India... Indo-US rapport is at its peak now... 

[Sachin200]

Bombing the labs

As part of the Trump administration's more aggressive counter-insurgency strategy in Afghanistan over the past year, the US renewed its focus on targeting the Taliban's financial networks and revenue sources, including the drugs labs where opium is converted into heroin.

The US military says 60% of Taliban funding comes from narcotics.

By August 2018, the US claimed to have destroyed around 200 of the estimated 400 to 500 Taliban drug laboratories in the country, nearly half of them in southern Helmand province.

It was also claimed that the air campaign wiped out around a quarter of the Taliban's revenue from the opium trade .

But the longer-term impact of this campaign is far from clear. Even when laboratories are destroyed, they are cheap and quick to rebuild.

The Taliban usually denies its involvement in the narcotics industry and takes pride in the total ban on poppy cultivation during its regime in 2000.

Expanding areas of control

The Taliban's financial network extends well beyond taxing the opium business.

A BBC investigation published at the start of 2018 found that the Taliban had an active presence in 70% of Afghanistan.

In these areas, it has sought to maintain its taxation regime.

In an open letter earlier this year, seen by the BBC, the Taliban's Financial Commission warned Afghan traders transporting goods to pay their taxes when travelling through areas it controlled

[karthik25]

Coming back to Pak, manam first wateer aapali.. these people do so much non-sense.. there is no need for us to respect shimla treaty.. 

Daily basis lo terrarists pumputaru.. but still medical needs ki india kavali.. medical tourism cut chesi dobbali.

[Silverado]

1 minute ago, karthik25 said:

This is what I don't get. Trump gadu konchem eccentric kada... his foreign policy has been a little different compared to his predecessors.. be it North Korea or Russia or even India... Indo-US rapport is at its peak now... 

It is fake man vadu not doing enough against Pakis not even blocking Chinese movies in UN he is nut case not useful for India,not stopping funds for pak

India US relations was peak in bush and Clinton time 

Whereas Clinton team was Pak sympathiser other than everything is ok

[Sachin200]

Mines and minerals

Afghanistan is rich in minerals and precious stones, much of it under-exploited as a result of the years of conflict. The mining industry in Afghanistan is worth at least an estimated $1bn.

Most of the extraction is small scale and much of it is done illegally.

The Taliban has taken control of mining sites and extorted money from ongoing legal and illegal mining operations.

In its 2014 annual report, the UN Analytical Support and Sanctions Monitoring Team said the Taliban received more than $10m a year from 25 to 30 illegal mining operations in southern Helmand province.

A snapshot of the Taliban operation in eastern Nangarhar province sheds a light on how they operate. The governor of the province told the BBC that around half the revenue from mining in his region goes to either the Taliban or the Islamic State group.

He estimated that they take up to $500 from each of the hundreds of mineral trucks leaving the province daily.

According to the Taliban, local traders and Afghan government officials we spoke to, the Taliban now receives more than $50m annually in revenue from mining all over the country.

Image captionLapis stones, mined in Afghanistan, for sale in Kabul

Foreign funding

Several Afghan and US officials have long accused several regional governments including Pakistan, Iran and Russia of giving financial aid to the Afghan Taliban, a practice they frequently deny.

Private citizens from Pakistan and several Gulf countries including Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Qatar are considered the largest individual contributors.

Although impossible to measure, these sources of funding clearly provide a significant proportion of the Taliban's revenue, and according to experts and officials could be as much as $500m a year.

These links are long-standing. A classified CIA report estimated in 2008 that the Taliban had received $106m, from foreign sources, in particular from the Gulf states.

[Sachin200]

1 minute ago, Silverado said:

It is fake man vadu not doing enough against Pakis not even blocking Chinese movies in UN he is nut case not useful for India,not stopping funds for pak

India US relations was peak in bush and Clinton time 

Whereas Clinton team was Pak sympathiser other than everything is ok

Deemi gallu eppudu paaaki symp gallu.  Pakka allu untey 370 kastam ayedhi modi ki . Vallu vachevaru madhyallo 

[karthik25]

1 minute ago, Silverado said:

It is fake man vadu not doing enough against Pakis not even blocking Chinese movies in UN he is nut case not useful for India,not stopping funds for pak

India US relations was peak in bush and Clinton time 

Whereas Clinton team was Pak sympathiser other than everything is ok

yeah... he is not doing much agree.. next time elect ayite trade deal sign avutundemo.. ee sari lengthy discussions ayyayi Piyush Goyal and Madi tho.. but finalize kaale.. I was saying in that sense.

[karthik25]

Just now, Sachin200 said:

Deemi gallu eppudu paaaki symp gallu.  Pakka allu untey 370 kastam ayedhi modi ki . Vallu vachevaru madhyallo 

Yes... historically republicans tho mana relationship better undindi..

[Silverado]

Just now, karthik25 said:

Coming back to Pak, manam first wateer aapali.. these people do so much non-sense.. there is no need for us to respect shimla treaty.. 

Daily basis lo terrarists pumputaru.. but still medical needs ki india kavali.. medical tourism cut chesi dobbali.

Water apali for sure ,Pak Punjab area was more cultivated by indian water,most paki big shots were from Punjab so they will feel pain

Baluchistan ki ani rakalaga support ivali,ipudu insurgency taggindi ani anaru adhi lepali malli same what they are doing in Kashmir infact balochis were India friends since gaffor Khan era ,India should demand in UN to form Mediation group for Baluchistan

And give aslyum to baloch nawab family that's enough Pak will be in soup for some years

[karthik25]

@Silverado do you think demonetization actually helped curb terrorism to any extent?

As such, there are no attacks in India's hinterland in last 6 years.. but UPA 10 years lo chala ayyayi.. What all are the reasons? I can think of - increased free hand to RAW, govt. official have no interests with ISI unlike CONgress... demon also?