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Curry originated in what is Modern Day Pakistan

The sad truth is that Pakistanis can't really point fingers here at anyone. In early diaspora restaurant businesses, curries and Pakistani cuisine in general (together with Bengali cuisine admittedly) have always been marketed as "Indian" because of the self-loathing phenomenon that older generations of diaspora Pakistanis (and Bangladeshis) suffered from.

It's changed now in the UK with pakistani eateries identifying with Pakistan much more confidently but the damage is already done.

The cuisine brought here by Pakistani and Bangladeshi entrepreneurs will always be viewed as "Indian".

The market is also different now in UK with as many genuine Indian eateries around as the non-Indian purveyors of "indian" food. The new wave of true Indian eateries (mainly dhosa houses and those God awful "street food" hipster yuppie joints) have benefited from the generation of free marketing provided to them by Pakistanis and Bangladeshis.
 
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The etymology of 'India' is derived from River Indus in Pakistan specifically Sindh province. Does this mean wew own your a*ss?

The name India derives ultimately from Sanskrit Síndhu (सिन्धु), which was the name of the Indus River as well as the country at the lower Indus basin (modern Sindh, in Pakistan). The Old Persian equivalent of Síndhu was Hindu.
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Names for India - Wikipedia
 
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But Indians embraced it to the next level. They even smell like curry and coconut oil.
Indians use urine in every thing they cook and apply on their body, incl. hairs.
That's why no one can define the smell Indians carry. Having said that, most fans of India are Pakistanis. :)
 
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@Areesh

For your research paper that you are planning to publish on 27th of Feb this year!

is it me or at exactly 36 seconds both the interviewers are thinking what the f#ck is he talking about. the guy is trying hard to concentrate and the woman is looking the producer. BUT Kanan Jegathala Krishnan theory of narendra moohdhi waves means moohdhi has an understanding of waves and once again Pakistan has made a mockery of itself. :(
 
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so curry goes to pakistan ...:D:D:D

it's name should be purry instead of curry
 
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The sad truth is that Pakistanis can't really point fingers here at anyone. In early diaspora restaurant businesses, curries and Pakistani cuisine in general (together with Bengali cuisine admittedly) have always been marketed as "Indian" because of the self-loathing phenomenon that older generations of diaspora Pakistanis (and Bangladeshis) suffered from.

It's changed now in the UK with pakistani eateries identifying with Pakistan much more confidently but the damage is already done.

The cuisine brought here by Pakistani and Bangladeshi entrepreneurs will always be viewed as "Indian".

The market is also different now in UK with as many genuine Indian eateries around as the non-Indian purveyors of "indian" food. The new wave of true Indian eateries (mainly dhosa houses and those God awful "street food" hipster yuppie joints) have benefited from the generation of free marketing provided to them by Pakistanis and Bangladeshis.

Yup.. Unfortunately this is very true but I am sure with the new changes , in time , people will realize and see the truth.
 
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Indians use urine in every thing they cook and apply on their body, incl. hairs.
That's why no one can define the smell Indians carry. Having said that, most fans of India are Pakistanis. :)

Just like this:

Maid pours her urine in sponsor family's food; gets 300 lashes

Maid serves food mixed
with pee to family

so curry goes to pakistan ...:D:D:D

it's name should be purry instead of curry
Poori is also from Pakistan!:D:tup: Thanks for reminding!
 
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