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The OP claims others are confusing modern geography with ancient history and civilization while he himself is a victim of the same. The following point is very pertinent: The geography of (Western) Pakistan was a mere happenstance, it was just the areas of Northwest corner of India that...

The highlighted part is not true. The reason so many Muslim converts in Pakistan claim to be of foreign origin in because it is supposed to give them a higher status is society. Caste and Ashraf/Ajlaf/Arjal issues are very much a reality of Pakistan. https :// reddiarypk.wordpress.co*...

Actually most of them. Musharraf claims to be a Syed in his book. Sharif would be another Syed. Your Ex-PM Gilani is supposedly of Persian origin, Zia was Arain and supposed Arab origin. In fact, all the "Ashraf Muslims" are supposed to be invaders and the local converts are "Ajlaf musallahs"...

IVC was just a bad name given just because the first few site identified with the civilization happened to be along the Indus (as per the usual practice). In fact, Kalibangan in Rajasthan was explored first but it was abandoned midway at that time due to some reasons. Else it would have been...

You are just another stage-2 here. There have been others on the past and there will be more in future. I will quote something from elsewhere on this forum. All your posts on "ancient Pakistani history" can be explained by stage-2 thinking. Objectivity is not a strong suit of such people.

Yes, but Djinns do exist, the sun does set in muddy waters and the Satan does sit behind your ears. No fiction about that. ;)

I think what is meant is that less than 1% pay direct taxes (income tax for individuals). Every citizen pays the indirect taxes when he purchases/consumes any good or service in the country. This probably is a bigger tax for most people than the income tax they end up paying (or not paying).

It's an interesting point. Indian car sales per annum are more than 10 times that of Pakistan. Just Delhi sells twice the number of cars than the whole of Pakistan. India sold more than 1.8 million cars in 2014 (it has been flat since 2010 for various reasons, before that it was growing fast...