Why Pampore Chooses Chips & Digits for All Their Tech Needs

Chips & Digits Pampore

"Chips & Digits" appears to be the name of a computer-related business or service in Nambalbal, Pampore,Pulwama, Jammu and Kashmir. It's listed alongside other computer service providers in the area.Writer-South Asia provides a listing of various computer services in Pampore, including "Chips N Digits". 

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The FORCE 12-Week Bhartiya Beast Transformation

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The editor of FORCE Magazine, a national security and defence news publication, is Pravin Sawhney. He is also the co-author of several books, including "Dragon on Our Doorstep: Managing China Through Military Power". In addition to his role at FORCE, he is active on social media, sharing his perspectives on national security and defense issues. 

FORCE has the largest subscription base from within the 

three armed (Indian Army, IAF and Navy) and the Paramilitary

(CRPF, BSF, ITBP and SSB) forces in India.

Hazelnut trees in Kashmir

The China-Pakistan-Iran Triangle: Reshaping Asia’s Geopolitics

 

Pakistan has pulled off a diplomatic coup that has sent shockwaves across the region. At the end of a historic two-day visit to Pakistan by Iranian President Dr. Masoud Peshmerga, the two countries signed 12 comprehensive memorandums of understanding (MoUs) covering energy, trade, culture and border security. It was announced in a joint press conference that bilateral trade would be increased from the current $3 billion to $10 billion annually, all with an “immediate” timeline. In an interesting but highly strategic development, a joint free economic zone would be established at the Ramdan-e-Gabad border, just 70 kilometers from Gwadar. The Iranian Supreme Council for Free and Special Economic Zones and Pakistan’s Board of Investment have agreed on a framework for the project, including major tax concessions, uniform customs processing, and integrated infrastructure that will make Gwadar and Chabahar “sister ports” of each other. Not only that, but with Beijing’s backing, CPEC is now set to transform into a trilateral corridor. Chinese companies have already invested billions of dollars in Gwadar, and now Iran is also set to connect its Chabahar hub to Gwadar and the ITI (Islamabad-Tehran-Istanbul) railway through the “Silk Road Expansion.” The Pakistani and Iranian communications ministers have formed a joint working group to upgrade the ITI line and make the Quetta-Zahedan track dual-lane. But perhaps the biggest setback has come to India and its proxies. The joint statement categorically stated that the first step to prosperity in the border areas is the elimination of terrorism. Both leaders specifically named groups like the Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) and Jaish-e-Adl and expressed their determination to eliminate their “base camps”. Iran indicated that all such hideouts would be uprooted from the areas around Ramdan, Sarawan and Zahedan, while Pakistan would further tighten the intelligence cordon on the western border.

In the global scenario, this development has become a diplomatic troika for India. China’s economic power, Pakistan’s land and maritime geography, and Iran’s energy and market have all lined up in the same row. The biggest worry for New Delhi is that the BLA, which it has been using as a “Fitnat-ul-Hindustan” in the region for a long time, will now face state power tightening its grip on both sides.

Strategic analysts say that the Gwadar-Chabahar “twin port” strategy will not only reduce freight costs by 30 percent but will also establish a new land and sea trade bridge between South, Central and West Asia. It is estimated that direct investment of $3 billion is expected in the first five years in the Ramdan-Gabad zone alone, while thousands of job opportunities will be created in Balochistan. In short, the current phase of CPEC is carving a new geographical reality. China will bring capital, Pakistan will provide a corridor, Iran will provide energy and markets, and the result will be that groups like “Fitna-ul-Hindustan” will be at odds on both sides. For the first time in history, Tehran and Islamabad are walking on a strategic highway where political trust, economic partnership and security cooperation all pass through the same speed breaker and are now moving on the “fast track”.

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New axis of power Asia,
Geopolitical realignment Eurasia,
Countering Western influence Asia,
China’s Middle East strategy,
Pakistan’s role in China-Iran ties,
China-Pakistan Economic Corridor, (CPEC) and Iran
Chabahar Port and Gwadar synergy,
Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) in Iran & Pakistan,
Energy cooperation China Pakistan Iran,
Oil and gas trade Iran-China via Pakistan,
Trade routes China to Middle East via Pakistan,

135 Indian army personnel died in Kashmir

Since 2021, around 135 Indian army  personnel have been killed in Jammu and Kashmir, likely carried out by the same group.

Phalgam attack 2025

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