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This superb sculpture depicts a bearded Gandharan man, possibly a great warrior or nobleman. Interestingly, his turban is surmounted by a lion spewing strings of pearls, the lion symbolizes strength and bravery while the strings of pearls symbolize abundance of wealth. He hails from the country...

What the hell do you mean 'Pashtun loyalists'?

Free Pakistan occupied Pakistan :rofl:

Most of our politicians would be missing a hand.

I didn't know we were Indians. What has he committed that would qualify him as a 'douche bag'. He in fact, represented Pakistan quite well and behaved like any tourist would.

Our Gulf allies are much closer to India than Iran. Iran doesn't invest tens of billions of dollars into India, like the UAE or Saudi Arabia. If our diplomatic relations with a country depends on them curtailing ties with India, then we would be a very isolated country. Countries look out for...

Any source?

Great move, will help tackle corruption at the lower level.

We don't call it curry.

Thank you for highlighting our actual wedding traditions and none of that bollywood/Indian exported nonsense.

I believe we have decayed from how it was several years ago, Jingoism is spoiling this forum and has also damaged our diversity.

They probably mean as a cognate name, like "Abdullah".

This "real history" only exists in the fantasies of Hindu nationalists

Why does this keep getting brought up? Genetic studies have long debunked this "theory".

Were you just not advocating for ethno-states? According to your rationality and logic, India should be divided into 30 different states.

Pashtuns being a "lost Israeli tribe" has long been debunked through genetics. Afghanistan can hardly be considered a Pashtun ethno-state, Pashtuns make up about 40% of the population of Afghanistan and it is the Tajiks who dominate the military and government. What do you define as "Indic" or...

Was this a sectarian attack?

No, and this comment shows how little you know. The Indus Region has always been historically distinct from modern-day India. Do you have any sources for this? Not doubting your claim, would just like to read up more about it.