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Yes, thats the on Amen to that! We can have our differences but in the end we're all united in our love for Pakistan!

I'm sure we can both agree the reason why our children not getting education is not because there are not enough resources but because there's not enough will. Eductaion, throughout our history, has been bogged down by mismanagement, corruption or downright "crises of priorities". Sending a few...

Valid points there. We're indeed not economically on par with countries like US/UK so to draw any analogy between us would be foolish. The little sympathy i have for Afgans (the reason why i'm tad bit inclined towards alternate measures as opposed to simply dislodging them) is because i have...

This is what i'm talking about. There's a potential for rapprochement between us, particularly with regard to the younger generation. A huge percentage of Afghan refugees in Pakistan have never actually seen Afghanistan, they were born and raised in refugee camps here. They're young and their...

I agree with you on the part where you say Afghans have turned Pakistan into Afghanistan in term of law and order. That's is true. My humble opinion, however, in this regard is that it is we who deserves the most blame. We have allowed them to roam freely, do as they like, indulge themselves in...

Excellent analysis! The key here, as you so eloquently pointed out, is patience and moving forward with an aim to make them dependable on us. With time, hate and grievances fade. I'm sure if we tackle this issue smartly today, there's wont be any bad blood between the two nations within a...

There's little that comes out of PTI except rants and ravings. If this is true and is actually implemented on the ground, we should all appreciate KPK govt.

That's one tough lil brother you got there! :rolleyes1: All the best for him :)

I'm opening this thread with the intention to discuss the possible measures that can be taken to eradicate MQM from national politics once and for all. The evidence regarding it's anti-state activities is clear and abundant and can''t be ignored anymore. The nation is already united in it's...

Alright, here's a newsflash. You might have been oblivious to it your entire life so I must warn you that it might come as a shock. Your skills at sarcasm at utterly deplorable at best. I have seen 10 year olds making better mockery out of things with a single sentence than your whole...

Absolutely. As this conflicts stretches forward in time, all of the parties involved lose their military and economic clout exponentially. Already it is evident that the civil war, anarchy and unrest have caused so much instability that the states of Iraq and Syria are at the verge of collapse...

The way this conflict has played out, there can be no winner, at least not after so much death and destruction. The only winner, in true sense, would be Israel.

I never said they didn't. Also, i don't see how what you're saying is relevant. If the point your're trying to make is that value of currency can be regarded as an appropriate yardstick to gauge a nation's economy, then i'm sorry to say you're absolutely wrong. To campare economies parameters...

Comparing economic well being of countries based upon the relative values of their currencies. Genius! I can't stop swaying my head in dismay. So in your world Afghanistan must be financially stronger that little nomadic, prehistoric, sub-Saharan wasteland called Japan.

Commendable gesture, one that deserves public appreciation. I'm, however, tad bit skeptical about the way these machines will be used and handled, if they will be used at all. Upon first look, they seem simple enough to be operated and maintained by local police and bomb disposal units...

Hi there, i too am studying in NUST (SMME). And just like you i'm about to chose my FYP. Hope it works out well :D Which year and college are you from?

Does anyone know the estimated worth of these ores? Only asking cause our media has a habit of hyperbolizing statistics, that's why I having hard time swallowing "hundreds of billions of dollars".

This is wonderful. Thanks alot for sharing.

Although i'm of the opinion that Imran Khan lacks political maturity and foresight, to such an extent that has often put his public stature and his party's political future at brink. I, however, strongly stand by him over the recent debacle with MQM. His resentment for MQM's villainy, which had...

Proxy wars is defined as unconventional warfare waged upon enemy through covert means usually involving splinter militant groups. Since Kashmir is not Indian territory, (whole worlds recognizes it as disputed land, which rightfully belongs to Pakistan) then how could any struggle in Kashmir...