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Breaking news: this is the case in many parts of Pakistan too. Don't pretend as if women are safe in every part of India either. Even if I take your word and say India has seen more rape cases due to Indian women being less afraid than Pakistani, Is that same for the tourists? Foreign tourists?

My problem exactly. My grand father from dad's side was actually a third generation Karachite, and pretty much every member of their family either married to Sindhis or Urdu speaking Pashtuns in Karachi. From mum's side they're third generation Azad Kashmiris of Islamabad. My connection to my...

What does his point got to do anything with Pashtun history? The photos you've posted are of Kuchis who're nomads: the type of people who would rent or sell their lands and travel throughout Pashtun areas at different seasons. They weren't poor, they were in fact known as one of the richest...

If I'm not mistaken then the royal Saud family have got roots in current day Yemen, maybe that's why.

Amazing turn of events, isn't it? Got to give it to the government of Saudi got utilising its wealth in a fair share, no wonder even their poorest are better off than some average class of most nations. Let this be a lesson to those countries who're going through tough times and believe things...

I didn't think there are even four million refugees countrywide anymore, forget about four million in just Balochistan. Nonsense of a claim to stop a very pivotal census for the country.

That's a good point. Personally it's a win-win for her, but professionally a massive loss. By the way, which part of Afghanistan have you worked in?

Good move. Security forces on both sides of the border need to get tougher and stricter on controlling who comes in and out of their country. This will stop illegal activities and less complaints of smugglers, too. To suggest Pakistan should stop transport of goods is a ridiculous suggestion...

Pashtun culture is truly a beautiful and unique culture. Whether it's the Rabab, or the colourfully embroider female dresses, or men's vests and caps, or Attan dance, Khattak dance, and you name it. War has been at the Pashtun forefront for many centuries, but I hope more and more take...

Who are you to decide a woman's fate anyway? A normal society is run by both men and women on equal basis, where rules and regulations are made for both genders, followed by both genders, and if broken by either gender than punishment/forgiveness should be granted regardless of gender. As much...

Good. Any collaboration between the countries without foreign interference, is a good collaboration. Both Pak-Afghan governments need to grow up when it comes to illegal activities at our borders and activities of terrorists on our soil, and stop bringing in a third country to support the peace...

Don't worry, abhi time baaki hai for all that. :cheesy:

No, what Pakistani government needs to do is protect their own borders and civilians first. Other nations don't have to adapt their existence for our benefit all the time, it's time to come out of the habit of making others do what we want. Pro-India sentiment is run among general Afghan public...

For his age, Ibrahimovic is on fire! He's got a good couple of years of football in him, and hopefully that's enough time for him to win a major title in his last league club! Not a fan of Neymar and not sure what Jamie Vardy is doing in the list.

What might be morally right for you might not be for other people. For example, you might find it morally right that in countries such as Saudi women cannot wear what they want, they cannot drive what they want, they cannot choose a career they want, and in most cases not even marry the man of...

Just because you don't know of any case where neighbouring borders have been fenced is no excuse to support barbarism in any country, neighbouring or not. If not fencing then stricter border controls will reduce insurgency and illegal activities by a significant amount, and Pakistani security...

So you're basically saying our own interest is only best served by oppressing a huge majority of our neighbours with a regime we wouldn't even like to see on our own streets, forget as ruling elite? See, this is the mentality which is earning us hostility, NOT pro or anti-India government of...

I remember an elderly lady, a practising Muslims, cursing the Arabs (namely Saudis, Qataris, and Emiratis). She was calling them un-Islamic pigs who make women dance for their entertainment, and spend millions on their lust and lifestyle. And for these reasons, according to the lady, she didn't...

I wonder what you mean by Irano-Afghan? You do realise that like Persians of Iran, about 75% of Afghanistan is of Aryan race too? And that about 40% of Afghanistan is Persian, too? Technically, most Afghans, at least half of Iranians, and most North-West Pakistanis are Iranic (Aryan) by race...

You are ignoring the point I raised. Taliban had control of the entire country for a good six years, what did that do to our relations? Politically Afghanistan was always hostile, and the attitude turned national and even personal thanks to our own lack of understanding and well-doing during...