6 surprises that greet a Pakistani in India

[Ray_of_Hope]

I came across this interesting article written by Tahir mehdi.
6 surprises that greet a Pakistani in India - Blogs - DAWN.COM
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What r ur comments?

 

[ranjeet]

I came across this interesting article written by Tahir mehdi.
6 surprises that greet a Pakistani in India - Blogs - DAWN.COM
What r ur comments?

This article was posted few weeks ago, people to people relations have always been good but unfortunately politics has spoiled things for us all. Has shared few drinks with Pakistani guys who stayed at my cousin's hotel when they were here for medical treatment. Genuine guys through and through but alas things can't get better between both of our nation.

 

[Ray_of_Hope]

This article was posted few weeks ago,

Did`nt know

 

[ranjeet]

Did`nt know

if you'll scroll down on this page ... @Syed.Ali.Haider started this thread. But anyway ... good old memories.

 

[VCheng]

if you'll scroll down on this page ... @Syed.Ali.Haider started this thread. But anyway ... good old memories.

Yes, I posted this quite a while ago. Thank you for remembering that.

Here is another good article I just posted for discussion:

The cultural charades of our losing middle class

 

[TankMan]

Obviously, Indian and Pakistani people get a long well - if it wasn't for the destructive politics played on both sides, we could have had a competitive yet friendly and beneficial relationship - sadly, the truth is very different.
Otherwise, if you want more experiences, just go and live in the UK or other hotspot for a while - you'll see you'll get a long very well with Indians.

 

[ranjeet]

Yes, I posted this quite a while ago. Thank you for remembering that.

Here is another good article I just posted for discussion:

The cultural charades of our losing middle class

I am sure I am speaking for every Indian here, we take Pakistani guys who are critical of their own country more seriously than the random rambo from across the border.

Obviously, Indian and Pakistani people get a long well - if it wasn't for the destructive politics played on both sides, we could have had a competitive yet friendly and beneficial relationship - sadly, the truth is very different.
Otherwise, if you want more experiences, just go and live in the UK or other hotspot for a while - you'll see you'll get a long very well with Indians.

Totally agree with it. Blame the politics.

 

[VCheng]

I am sure I am speaking for every Indian here, we take Pakistani guys who are critical of their own country more seriously than the random rambo from across the border.
...............

....except that any Pakistani who is liked by Indians here MUST be a RAW agent!

 

[Metanoia]

You know a particular person is genuine and intellectual when they are self-critical; nobody likes douchebags.

If we look at the general relations between Pakistanis and Indians (families or individuals) settled for a decent amount of time in countries like Canada, States, EU countries etc. one can realize that given a healthy environment and security nobody gives a damn about politics, religion, or history.

 

[ranjeet]

....except that any Pakistani who is liked by Indians here MUST be a RAW agent!

It's hard to see clear through the mist.

 

[Levina]

I came across this interesting article written by Tahir mehdi.
6 surprises that greet a Pakistani in India - Blogs - DAWN.COM
What r ur comments?

Oh that was a very cute artcile...cute as in I felt like pulling the cheeks of that guy Tahir mehdi for being so mellifluous about India...despite being a Pakistani.
He's right that in India even if you introduce yourself as "Tahir Mehdi" or "Naziya Khan" nobody would ask you which country you're from.The guy it seems didnt come to the southern tip of India, and so to add to what that guy had to say about Indian varieties of non-veg food I would say Kerala must be the only state in India where ppl would eat beef even in breakfast. Shocked?? are you??
So when are you coming to India??

and the other Pakistanis...
@Leader, @Marshmallow @Mugwop

I liked these lines in the article best
"“You know what? Please, come closer. It is a conspiracy of the world powers, the US, of course. It’s a part of the new world order. They plot to make us fight each other. They are afraid that if India and Pakistan joined hands, they would not be able to stop us from ruling over the entire world!" ....
exactly what I think!!

....except that any Pakistani who is liked by Indians here MUST be a RAW agent!

And I was called a Pakistani spy...believe it or not!!

 

[Judge]

....except that any Pakistani who is liked by Indians here MUST be a RAW agent!

You have just shown your hand. You said it, everyone was just thinking it. Now everyone will know you are a RAW agent.

You know a particular person is genuine and intellectual when they are self-critical; nobody likes douchebags.

If we look at the general relations between Pakistanis and Indians (families or individuals) settled for a decent amount of time in countries like Canada, States, EU countries etc. one can realize that given a healthy environment and security nobody gives a damn about politics, religion, or history.

If that was the case Metanoia then Pakistanis in UK would not have been having the way they did - in a whole number of different cases, not just one.

 

[faisal6309]

Blame everything on politicians and religious extremists. They are key of hate on both sides.

....except that any Pakistani who is liked by Indians here MUST be a RAW agent!

Or CIA agent working of Obama to brainwash innocent Pakistani minds.

 

[Sheikh Rauf]

This article was posted few weeks ago, people to people relations have always been good but unfortunately politics has spoiled things for us all. Has shared few drinks with Pakistani guys who stayed at my cousin's hotel when they were here for medical treatment. Genuine guys through and through but alas things can't get better between both of our nation.

People to people relationships seems horrible
indian team came to pakistan every one supported no one ever witness throwing bottles or calling them with names where in india in mohali many times cricket match have to stop due to crowd they threw water bottels bothered player by them.. burn Pakistani flag after the match..
recently hockey incidence.
mob came to studio beat our comedians
threaten our singers..
tried to beat one PHD Pakistani student in chinnie. who left the country right after that incident
on top of India media like a mad dog..
samjotha express,
happens to kashmir muslims.
HATE is what Indian politicians along with redicals are feeding to buy cheap popularity.
indian needs to change alot then you will see the reaction from Pakistan.

 

[faisal6309]

You know a particular person is genuine and intellectual when they are self-critical; nobody likes douchebags.

If we look at the general relations between Pakistanis and Indians (families or individuals) settled for a decent amount of time in countries like Canada, States, EU countries etc. one can realize that given a healthy environment and security nobody gives a damn about politics, religion, or history.

To know more about each other, we should have visa free access.