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sonu nigam definitely; his voice and talent are one of a kind. i don't know about the latter although they probably make near that (live performances make a lot of money)

crores is a bit too much for a singer but he does has appreciation. when it comes to the entertainment industry the 'talent' inside are usually addicted to fame and they want to achieve no matter what. ever wonder why sl_ts like rakhi sawant, veena malik, poonam pandey etc do what they do ;) lol

transgressing; look it up and your blowing the subject way out of proportion. everyone is entitled to their doings and in islamic and most eastern views being gay is a sin/bad deed. and when people that commit a sin or bad deed are punished it's called justice. idk if you know but that's how...

the dude has no job, of course he's gonna pulll the most effective card in south asia

stupid and immature move by india

lmfao, he has a point bu that's like hollywood complaining about british or australian actors. point being; if it's an industry that runs on talent then one should realize talent sees no nationality.

i agree with the opposition in this. it's not like there weren't gay people before; they stopped transgressing for a reason. i guess in the end it all depends on your school of thought and your view on history. as for the un; if islamic or eastern views are repeatedly ignored (palestine...

shows the pattern or political uprisings in the middle east just didn't come out of now where

lmfao @ the original post

it's bad out there but definitely not 3rd, compared to other countries our women are much more safer and advanced. i mean even the u.s. hasn't had a women lead their country (as a president yet) and we had bhutto for 2 terms (unfortunately). this poll is definitely biased, what happened to...

pakistan is def not # 1 in this list, military wise perhaps but economically and government structure wise there are a couple of countries ahead of us. to name a few; turkey and saudi arabia.

slavery would create too much chaos and suppression, we've got to learn that from the past

:what: wow ignorance is truly bliss from the start of this discussion all you ever did was make assumptions and yet you still don't know where you stand :disagree: go read a book and gain some knowledge and then you'll deserve a direct response from me

stfu. if you don't know where i stand or who i support; then you shouldn't comment on it; plain and simple. you sound as idiotic as imran khan does in public

the people that have created havoc (killed thousands of innocent people) in the country organize and train in that region, if PTI had any sense of right or wrong they would support their army and nation to kill those bastards instead of b!tching about everything Btw great patriotism imran khan -_-

i kinda see this as steps to another world war if the u.s. doesn't pull out it's interest from the region

Now that the news is out that the army is going to launch an operation in North Waziristan and aid agencies in the area have been given an heads up, my question is where will the militants flee now? In previous operations the top militants fled to neighboring tribal areas but even those areas...

may Allah bless his soul and give him the justice and reward that this world is incapable to give

source: Dawn News

source: Geo News KARACHI: US ambassador to Pakistan Anne W Patterson, as a result of no progress on Mumbai attacks investigation, had made it clear to the Washington in 2009 that India had presented insufficient evidence against the senior leaders of Lashkar-e-Tayyiba, according to a cable...