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Khalistanis are expressing their anger as their leaders are being assassinated one after another in different countries. Despite the lack of evidence implicating the Indian intelligence agency (RAW) in these killings, they persist in blaming RAW for these incidents.

I once had an Indian friend who converted to Islam in order to marry a Muslim girl. Surprisingly, the very next day after his conversion, he began asserting an Arab ancestry. When I questioned him about this sudden change, reminding him that he was a Hindu just the day before, he started...

Indian Hindus and Afghan Muslims do not claim identities other than their own. However, Pakistani Muslims often assert affiliations with various foreign ethnicities such as Arabs, Turks, Persians, Mongolians, or anything other than their Punjabi or Sindhi origins. Afghans do not ridicule...

Bangladesh is located close to the Indo-China border and shares a border with the narrow Siliguri corridor, also known as the "chicken's neck." the positions of Indian forces near the Bangladesh border are primarily focused on strategic considerations related to China, rather than being directed...

I have come across various types of economies such as free market economy, socialist economy, and capitalist economy, but I haven't encountered an "InshAllah economy." It could possibly be a more advanced Islamic form of economy specific to Pakistan.

Is there any challenge from IAF ?

Racism is prevalent in various societies, but in the case of Pakistan, it has become institutionalized, often intertwined with religious sentiments. As a Bengali, you must be aware that the animosity of Pakistanis towards Bengalis was also rooted in a combination of religious extremism and an...

Afghans have historically viewed Punjabis and Sindhis as a lesser race due to their relatively darker skin tone compared to average Afghans. It may raise questions as to why this animosity is not extended towards Indians, who also have regions with darker skin tones. The reason for this lies in...

Your sensitivity towards being called a "Daalkhor Kaaliya" stems from your own inferiority complex in comparison to Afghans, and they take advantage of this by using it as a means to remind you of your ancestors who were subjected to brutal attacks by Afghans.

Why do Pakistanis exhibit an inferiority complex compared to Afghans? When i use this term for Indians, it goes unnoticed, but if the same term is used for Pakistanis, it infuriates them. They then feel the need to justify themselves by highlighting how they consume more meat than anyone else...

So called Pakistanis are Punjabi and Sindhi Hindus who were conquered, humiliated, and compelled to embrace Islam and Islamic culture. Name one empire that originated from the region of Pakistan.

Why do Pakistanis become furious when Afghans use the term "Daalkhor kaliya" to refer to them? Is there something wrong with consuming lentils and having a darker skin tone compared to Afghans? Indians take pride in their history and food traditions.

The term "Muslim" and Pakistan do not have any inherent connection to the region.

Afghans do not use this term to refer to Indian Hindus, and Indian Hindus do not react when called by this name. It is specifically Pakistani Muslims who are sensitive to this term. Afghans frequently engage in online and offline trolling of Pakistani Muslims using this specific term. I...

I don't observe Indians adopting Western names or following Western religions. In contrast, Pakistanis often have Arab names and practice the Arab religion. There is also the practice of selling women to Arab sheikhs under the guise of "Nikah-e-Misyar." This is not a recent phenomenon but has...

Have you observed the situation where Pakistani Muslims were expelled from Turkey, a Muslim country that Pakistanis embraced as their own after being influenced by the Turkish TV drama "Ertugrul"? It seemed like everyone in Pakistan suddenly identified as Turkish, just as some had previously...

I have personally never witnessed Afghans using this term for Indians. However, they do frequently refer to Qamar Javed Bajwa and other Pakistanis with this name on a regular basis.

Afghans use this term to refer to Punjabi Muslims, although they might also use it for Sindhis. However, I have not witnessed them using this term for the Indian side of Punjab, despite the similarities in food preferences (such as daal) and skin tone on both sides.

They use the term Daalkhor Kaliya for Pakistanis. I don't perceive anything derogatory in this term, but Pakistanis strongly react to it.

@NG Missile Vessels Not only Arabs, Turks, and Persians, but you won't even find a Pashtun with a Punjabi or Sindhi name.