From International News:
India and Pakistan are in a state of active hostility — if not war or at least two proxy wars. At least six of the Pakistan army’s nine corps are on the border with India. Of the six, I Corps and II Corps are heavy armour strike corps. At least seven of the Indian army’s 13 corps are on the border with Pakistan. Of the seven, X Corps and II Corps are powerful strike corps (strike corps is an offensive formation). Additionally, all of India’s holding crops that are directly facing Pakistan also have significant offensive capabilities. In effect, 66 per cent of the Pakistan army’s holding and strike formations are directly facing India. In effect, more than 53 per cent of the Indian army’s holding and strike formations are directly facing Pakistan.
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My Comment: An accurate assessment on Pakistan's relationship with India. What strikes me about this article is its emphasis on India's massive expenditure of new weapon systems .... a scope and size that Pakistan cannot even come close to matching.
The author is asking the right questions .... but I doubt that anyone in the Pakistani Government or military is listening.