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This thread is mostly about the authenticity of the statements made by Abdullah Hussain Haroon. Your typically cringeworthy and frustrated comments along with Islamic references are getting on my nerves Sunil. Remove that idiotic video at the end please. It's not remotely relevant.

Yet all the desperation stems from Indian sources who are obsessed with promoting OIT, disproving any steppe invasions, painting everything in subcontinent as indigenous and pretending to be successors of the Indus region while ignoring their real homelands in the Ganges. Do you see any...

The kids at 7:00 are almost speaking in American accents. What's that about?

Their alleged "partnership" with a mayor who controls little, along with their soft influence and soft powers are mostly imaginary concepts and rarely definable by any measure of the word. Article itself is mainly Imran Khan bashing. What a waste of time

Spare me the sensationalist nonsense. Her behaviour was bizarre because it was very likely fabricated by US military officials. No neutral report exists and they are obviously not inclined to question their own army's actions. We have had no access to her and there was no open trial. It was a...

Did you forget the Gwadar-Singapore drama? CPEC is not only about China. Its a lot more than just one project. It connects all of Central Asia to Pakistan. It's certainly not one source. We are putting Pakistani interests first by working with the strongest country that is not swayed by other...

Japan is very much controlled by western policies, but thinking about this logically, what could they possibly offer CPEC? CPEC at this stage does not need super advanced tech. It needs a strategy and a strong leadership to see through. China has delivered both in ways that Japan could never...

Aafia is an innocent civilian and being used to blackmail the nation into releasing a criminal and possible treasonist. Its dangerous precedent to accept anything other than an unconditional release of Aafia. For US, foreign civilians are very easy to capture, imprison and set up. You do not...

Possibly the dumbest thing I have read.

This dismissive sentence clearly sets the tone for the article. The author is clearly butt hurt about something, but there are some statements that are not very plausible. For example: This needs fact checking. It completely contradicts the earlier studies. And then the author is back to...

@SunilM I have asked you repeatedly in the past to stop posting like a 5yr old on crack. Are you too important to use a normal font of a normal size?

After India's independence, both the major Harappan cities together with the Indus became a part of Pakistan and Indian archaeologists were compelled to intensify the search for Harappan sites in India. Amlānand Ghosh (Ex. Director General, Archaeological Survey of India, or ASI) was the first...

It depends on what the debt is for. If you have a genuine billion dollar tech startup idea, then taking out a million dollars to fund it is not a bad thing. Pakistan's CPEC "debt" is entirely earmarked for infrastructure, power and port facilities with a solid economic plan of linking a massive...

Despite rarely ever having a border between them, Punjab and Sindh are two distinct identities. Yes, we respect that, but you want to dilute everything down to a single artificial identity. Like I said, the people of the subcontinent are nothing like Arabs, Persians or Chinese. We are too...

I guess we shouldn't really be surprised at the sheer stupidity in this type of reasoning, seeing as Indian members on this forum follow the same logic when it comes to Pakistan's past. But according to him Pakistan got a clean slate in 1947. Bangladesh has had two clean slates. India too could...

That's where you are clearly wrong. The region has always been split into many smaller states and kingdoms each with their own names. Indian subcontinent cannot be compared to Persia or Arabia in the sense that its populated by diverse people, not related to each other in the same way as Arabs...

I am certainly not confused Kuru. Maybe you should study old European maps to get an idea of how many regions were named "India". Hint. A lot. But now you are switching the definition to mean "the subcontinent" because its easier to define, which you want to be the basis of your Indian...

If you consider a region of 1.8 billion people, hundreds of languages, ethnicities and several language families as "local" to yourself, then that's most certainly your own problem. There is no rational basis for this. Pakistanis certainly do not need to play along with your fantasies...

Once again, an Indian poster is the first one to harp on about Arab ancestry, without anyone prompting you. This is called derailing a discussion because you have nothing logical to add. And clearly you don't consider yourselves "local" given how many of you claim to be associated with Indus...

A last ditch suggestion to hold talks is not proof of anything. Ghani is now in survival mode