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You can ignore India but you can't ignore Indian
hahahaha...
Nobody is ignoring India nor indians..
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You can ignore India but you can't ignore Indian
Oh the vengeance of a feeble mind aided by might strong tapping fingers....
The 'bunch' of pictures you purport to show are a couple of females of Bhutto family (incl. Nusrat Bhutto who was an Iranian by birth and ethnicity), a cross dresser, and a cranked up lady everybody ignores. Good luck Sherlock.
Like I said Sari is not relevant in Pakistan. Some faded old ladies, and Bengali immigrants in Karachi still wear it. Many women keep a sari or two for novelty - and that is the extent of it.
Your efforts to create a faux fact are not only stupid, but also hilarious. You are in full swing in displaying your ignorance. Carry on. Keep a tube of Burnol handy.
Burqa? You know nothing about Burqa, its prevalence, or its place in Pakistani society, and neither is your gibberish relevant. Keep typing. Gives good exercise to your finger muscles.
When Indians can create a TV cartoon to promote their religious deities like 'CHOTA BHEEM' so that children idealize them like superman,batman,spiderman...then we can also promote our cultural values via cartoon series....
A feeble mind is preferable over an ignorant mind any day friend.
I did say that the relevance of Sari is very low in Pakistan today. Yet, that was not the case a few decades ago.
And the reason for that along with the reasons for decline of many things in Pakistan has been a rabid Islamization drive.
From blatant Islamization efforts to subtle ones - like the cartoon, all are evident to people with a critical eye.
Undoubtedly.
The question however arises - is Burka something that should be promoted or not.
Is 'Bheem' something that is promotable or not?
Haha..entirely upto you mate.
However just as 'parda', should not be promoted in India, similarly burqa should not be promoted in Pakistan.
Haha..entirely upto you mate.
However just as 'parda', should not be promoted in India, similarly burqa should not be promoted in Pakistan.
A feeble mind is preferable over an ignorant mind any day friend.
I did say that the relevance of Sari is very low in Pakistan today. Yet, that was not the case a few decades ago.
And the reason for that along with the reasons for decline of many things in Pakistan has been a rabid Islamization drive.
From blatant Islamization efforts to subtle ones - like the cartoon, all are evident to people with a critical eye.
Undoubtedly.
The question however arises - is Burka something that should be promoted or not.
Haha..entirely upto you mate.
However just as 'parda', should not be promoted in India, similarly burqa should not be promoted in Pakistan.
Apparently not. But see'ing definitely is.
What is seen is a woman in burqa trying to be a hero - a hero that is literate and teaches as well...but a woman in burqa.
Should kids be taught that Burqa is okay? Nay by showing kids that Burqa clad woman as a hero, they are trying to inculcate that this should be emulated. That woman in burqa is a desirable trait.
Oh trust me ive seen tht move...
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I hope this burka avenger is not Malala !
am i right or is it possible ?
i hope some one in the forum knows