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Not entirely true. Malayalees are known for their very strong business sense and they are from Kerala in the south. The same can be said of the Tamil Chettiar community. Tamil Muslims are known to be very good businessmen and present in large numbers throughout Malaysia, Singapore and Indonesia...

Sindhustan was it? I recall reading about an independence movement in Sindh. They had a different name for the province which they hoped to use upon independence. I believe it was called Sindhu Desh.

It's been 6 decades and your fine jawans could not make progress even once in Kashmir. It's still stayed in Hindustani hands. And all due credit goes to the fine Indian army and the rock-solid Indian defence :tup:

Any kind of major business venture with Pakistan has to be carefully thought out. We have to remember one thing, they need us alot more than we will ever need them. And we have been stabbed once in the back because of Kargil. We have to remember that happened when both sides were extending each...

Whether they actually possess the tech for all that or not, the Iranians are just digging a deeper hole for themselves with claims like that :hitwall:

That's the image we get over here as well, from daily news. Bomb blasts or someone getting killed almost daily and we tend to think of Pakistan heading down the violent and highly unstable part. Investments from Singaporeans into India are very high but there's hardly much we do in Pakistan. One...

I remember reading somewhere they think they are Persian :rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl: In any case if they attempt a two front war, they are the first ones getting erased off the map :angry:

I believe u guys have seen it more than once in recent times that we are always prepared for war. That whole 'leaked memo' worked magic anyways. Procurement has increased a great deal for sure. :woot:

Is this related to the separatist movement in Sindh? The Sindhu Desh movement and Balochistan liberation movements are getting stronger now aren't they? :blink:

U r still worried about '65, when just 6 years later in '71, we partitioned your country in a week and Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto had to appeal for leniency. :rofl::rofl::rofl: Who do you think had the last laugh?

This is a very sad tragedy. My condolences. RIP.

Yep, we have it here too :D Love it!

And hotpot. I can just imagine the kind of comfort u can get in a real cold place when having a good hotpot meal in a group :tup:

Yup it should be over Tamilnadu. Most of us Indian Singaporeans came from Tamilnadu and we brought over the culture and cuisine too :yahoo: Now everyone here loves 'teh tarik', not just the Indians :tup:

*facepalm* For once, for the sake of chai that we all love, lets show some love on this thread....:smitten:

Chrysanthemum is very very popular here in Singapore dude. Especially because it is sunny, humid and hot pretty often, the drink is very refreshing in this type of climate:tup:

Actually being from Singapore, I gotta say Chinese tea goes well with Indian food too. It somehow makes yer tummy feel loads lighter, kinda like speeding up metabolism and u can eat alot more. And you can get it in almost any Indian restaurant over here! :cheesy: And yes TsingTao is real good...

Ohhh this is popular in Singapore and Malaysia. We call it 'teh tarik' which translates into 'pulled tea'.

Mate if Iran has really achieved such a technological breakthrough, well done and congrats :tup: What is your media saying about this though? Any insights as to how this is being done?

You are saying that from 1/2way across the globe in :usflag:. I doubt sanctions will help the people living within :pakistan: in any way. And you'd invite the :usflag: to take a bolder and more hostile approach to :pakistan:. As it is, both of you guys have been at odds over a number of issues...