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As are Himachal, Jammu, Kashmir etc etc...

Pakistani seculars/far-left has one major flaw though. They tend to be ultra-nationalist. In Karachi, majority of race related violence is spearheaded by secular parties.

Well in the future, yes it should. But as of present, we don't want Afghan illegals crossing the border in containers. Pakistan can't afford immigrants, specially the illegal ones. We're already full. No trade route for you until you learn to coexist with each other and fix your country that...

All muslims are not brothers but all Pakistanis are. No need to get all hurt like that.

Some "Punjabis" of Pakistan are actually Seraikis, some of whom are Baloch by blood. Some "Punjabis" like that boxer Amir Khan, are actually Potoharis, who have nothing in common with east-Punjabi sikhs. Just saying...

Baloch and Punjabis have been neighbours for centuries. A good number of Baloch live on the east side of Indus as far east as Multan. And Baloch have more in common with Punjab than bhaiyyas from Gangaland not sharing any physical border with the region.

Wait what's with making a solar powered plant in Bahawalpur? Cholistan desert of Bahawalpur is well suited for a solar plant, you can't expect such a thing in, say, Swat can you? And when Pakistan was formed, Bahwalpur state paid salaries of all state employees for 6 months from its treasury...

They are too paranoid about PTI and Lahore has like 14 MNA seats hence they're financing Lahore metro train from economic corridor, and not from Punjab government's budget which the ministers are lying about. And as a citizen of Punjab, I completely agree that Karachi needed the first metro...

Hindu Shahis, Chachs of Sindh, Gandharans, King Porus and Alexander the great, Moenjodaro/Mehargarh civilization, Scythians, Kushans, White Huns, Ghaznavid/Ghurid wars etc etc are all part of the history of Pakistan, and have nothing to do with the modern day state of India. I don't get why...

I agree with the concerns expressed by members of other provinces, although I highly disagree with the nationalist twitterati form KPK. It appears Nawaz did actually make all coal power and electricity plants in Punjab, particularly the southern Punjab, which has been long ignored by the PML-N...

A Jatt acquaintance of mine once said such a thing, but I doubted it. His forefathers' origin is mired in mystery. Maybe the British sources you mentioned are more trustworthy than historical revisionism which takes place nowadays in South Asia.

They probably want to get gang raped.

India meant "land of Indus" in Greek. Indus was the Greek version of "Sindh". The Arabs and Persians called the land east of Indus as "Hind", for they had no "S" in their language. Present day "India" is anything but "land of Indus". Modern India is should be called Gangaland. And foreigners use...

Wtf is that? "Jugadh copter"? It looks like someone shoved an electricity pole down a trash can. I doubt if the helicopter would be able to resist even a BB gun or a slingshot.

Wish your comment made any sense what so ever. The "tea" in "Tea addict" should be replaced by "heroine".

Abottabad is 150 km and 6000 metres above sea level away.

I think tourism did fall by a good number. Any way, foreign tourists should only go to the civilized south India rather than the north. Just my 2 cents.

If it's ok to call someone an Akhroat or a Paindoo, then it's totally ok to call a dark person "black and ugly" was my point. What goes around comes around. I don't subscribe to such a belief though. And yes urdu speakers are really diverse looking but a good majority look just like what they...

I said: I don't carry such a perception, before you jump to the guns, mind you. I made it clear I don't subscribe to such a view as urdu speakers are very diverse looking, but according to these "common perceptions" urdu speakers are considered dark. He was justifying calling names such as...

He's a Sindhi. MQM racists brought in Punjabis out of nowhere.