confused sindhi

[SarthakGanguly]

No offence, but you look like a Nepali dishwasher at the local Indian restaurant down the street from here.

No offence. I am a Nepali dishwasher. The best in the world at that.

 

[Zaalim]

No offence. I am a Nepali dishwasher. The best in the world at that.

You claiming Kashmiri identity is funny. You look like an Indo-Tibetan from your avatar. Maybe you should invest in bleaching cream to fool the masses.

 

[SarthakGanguly]

You claiming Kashmiri identity is funny. You look like an Indo-Tibetan from your avatar. Maybe you should invest in bleaching cream to fool the masses.

Maybe I should. On second thoughts, naaaah.

But this 'get white' thing has never been popular in my place.

 

[Zaalim]

Maybe I should. On second thoughts, naaaah.

But this 'get white' thing has never been popular in my place.

Nepalis are intriguing people.

 

[SarthakGanguly]

Nepalis are intriguing people.

Indeed, they are.

 

[Jit]

You claiming Kashmiri identity is funny. You look like an Indo-Tibetan from your avatar. Maybe you should invest in bleaching cream to fool the masses.

Zaalim! ha ha ha! what do you think your avtaar makes you look like, using your own logic

 

[KingMamba]

Me? Nepali? How did you deduce that without even seeing my eyes?

Please can we get 2 to 3% of Sindh. At least you got 40% of JnK.

Was not necessary can tell from your facial makeup I got a couple of nepali colleagues.

So its not just me who thinks that guy is Nepali troll pretending to be Kashmiri.

Haha he do look Nepali though right I wasn't even trolling.

 

[SarthakGanguly]

Was not necessary can tell from your facial makeup I got a couple of nepali colleagues.



Haha he do look Nepali though right I wasn't even trolling.

Amusing. I have been called many things but not Nepali. Kumaoni, Bihari, UP, Dogra, etc and now for the first time - Nepali. Feels nice, Nepalis are fearless. (Sometimes I)Wish I was a Gurkha.

 

[American Pakistani]

I have always maintained that the biggest loser of Partition was the Sindhi Hindu (non Muslim) community as they lost all of their homeland to an Islamic republic. There should have been a partition of Sindh like Punjab and Bengal and Sindhi non Muslims should have had their part of Sindh in India.

Same goes for UP, Bihar, Gujarat and Kerala.

Nothing is permanent. It was a mistake. It is still possible to partition Sindh some opportune moment in the future. Difficult, may be, but not impossible.

On the borders of Sind-Gujarat lives Peer Pagaras and their followers known as army of hurs...they fought Britishers and then Indians and they will do it again.

The Pir’s political clout derived from his spiritual influence over the Hurs. When, in 1965, war broke out between India and Pakistan, Hurs volunteered in droves at his behest to blunt the Indian offensive and fought ferociously alongside Pakistan Rangers and regular army units. In the late 1960s Pir Pagara’s Hurs crushed gangs of dacoits who were wreaking havoc in Sindh.

The Pir Pagara - Telegraph

Pir Pagara is a powerful spiritual leader with a million tribal members known as Hurs (free and brave men). The Hurs consider the Pir Pagara as literally their god on earth. -

Imbued with strong sense of patriotism, Pir Pagara supplied thousands of volunteers to the Pakistan army during the 1965 and 1970 wars against India. Thus militarily the Hurs are a great source of strength. That is why the Pakistan Army was not deployed on the Thar border and the vast expanse of Sindh desert was open to the enemy. India could have chosen the area of its operations and done irrevocable damage to the country but the militia of Hurs proved to be easily available substitute for the Army.

See more at: Story of Pakistan | Pir Pagara

Facing a shortage of troops and unable to divert any substantial forces from the Punjab and Kashmir sectors (where the main Indian thrust has come), the commander of the Pakistan Rangers, Brigadier Khuda Dad Khan, turned to local help. Hurs volunteered in droves. Given only basic training and light weapons, the Hurs nevertheless gave a fine account of themselves in the conflict. Fighting alongside Rangers and regular army units (known collectively as the Desert Force), the Hurs used their knowledge of the desert to good effect and helped to blunt the Indian offensive. But perhaps their most famous (and militarily important) action was the capture of the Indian fort of Kishangarh, a feature located several kilometers inside India.

Hurs - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[arj771]

Update: I'll be making my way to Karachi in early April, and from there my fam and I shall make our way to Hyderabad and then to some hill station, I think it's called Gorakh, near Balochistan. Wish me luck. >>>

 

[SBD-3]

U my friend r an American.

Rather a UBCS1 (US Born Confused Sindhi-1) basically like a rolling stone. We actually dealt with one more stranger case when one of our Canadian colleague (Born in Qubec) asked us to name him and his name came out CBCFS2 (Canada Born Confused French Sindhi-2)

 

[Kambojaric]

Some Sindhi Hindu Pakistanis @arj771. I hope you have a good time visiting the motherland.

Deepak Perwani - A leading Pakistani Fashion Designer

Rana Bhagvandas - Former Judge in the Supreme Court of Pakistan (for a while Acting Chief Justice as well)

Danish Kaneria - retired cricketer who holds record for most wickekts as a Spin bowler representing Pakistan.