Pakistan 'in' South Asia

[Raja.Pakistani]

Let her be Sir, before @raja pakistani runs away as raja hindustani.

Forgive me Raja Sahab, no pun intended. Just joking.

no worries ticker

 

[Raja.Pakistani]

I......................

Bulla aki jana mein kon valid atta ha ajtr par

 

[ajtr]

Bulla aki jana mein kon valid atta ha ajtr par

 

[Raja.Pakistani]

Yes my daughter coz its mom who has more right over her child than father.

acha ji aur mum cannot be mum without father so basically it take boht of them to bring a child in this world although no doubt mother bear more pain in this process

 

[ajtr]

acha ji aur mum cannot be mum without father so basically it take boht of them to bring a child in this world although no doubt mother bear more pain in this process

thats y our right is more on child.Thats why it is said that paradise is at mother's feet not father's feet.....

 

[Raja.Pakistani]

thats y our right is more on child.Thats why it is said that paradise is at mother's feet not father's feet.....

abb dekho kaise equality bhool ghi..aur agar husabnd ko head bana diya jahey ghar ka because he take responsibilities of all family tu phir ajtr ik dum equality ki baat karne lug jati ha..

 

[Icewolf]

Yes you are not arab. Unfortunately a good part of your population is confused about that.

No you are not successors of Indus Valley, you share the history of Indus Valley along with India. Unfortunately a good part of your population is also confused about this.

You are not even close to being the strongest Muslim country! Stop deluding yourself.

Pakistan is successor of Indus Valley as Indus Valley is in Pakistan. India has nothing to do with Indus Valley you are just dravidians who moved north to claim Gangetic civilization (if there is one). You dont see us claiming your Gangetic Valley stop claiming ours

And are you mad over the lack of toilets in your country??? What doesnt make Pakistan is the strongest Muslim country?

Don't make Fool of yourself, Strongest Muslim County On what Bases ?

On kicking your *** basis

Are you joking?

The Strongest muslim country militarily is Turkey. As for Nuclear Weapons, turkey is part of NATO, so it has access to nuclear weapons and operates under a nuclear umbrella if it ever got involved in a nuclear war.

5 Strongest Muslim Countries:
1 - Turkey
2 - Egypt
3 - Saudi Arabia
4 - Pakistan
5 - Iran

Here wannabe liberal comes again... Pakistan has the strongest military and missile forces in Muslim world. And those are not Turkeys nukes those are NATO's and only NATO can activate them.

 

[Dushmann]

Funny part is, Pakistan was created by people of north-central India and Bengal using a Gujarathi lawyer; and identity crisis Punjabiyon ko ho gaya!

 

[illusion8]

Funny thing is Pakistan was created by people of north-central India and Bengal using a Gujarathi lawyer; and identity crisis Punjabiyon ko ho gaya!

realities a ******.

 

[Ticker]

Are you joking?

The Strongest muslim country militarily is Turkey. As for Nuclear Weapons, turkey is part of NATO, so it has access to nuclear weapons and operates under a nuclear umbrella if it ever got involved in a nuclear war.

5 Strongest Muslim Countries:
1 - Turkey
2 - Egypt
3 - Saudi Arabia
4 - Pakistan
5 - Iran
Original Post By Mercenary

Turkey is indeed a powerful state.

The difference here is that Pakistan can use its own nuclear weapons as a first strike even in a conventional war.

And we don't have to wait for umbrella owner's permission.

 

[ajtr]

abb dekho kaise equality bhool ghi..aur agar husabnd ko head bana diya jahey ghar ka because he take responsibilities of all family tu phir ajtr ik dum equality ki baat karne lug jati ha..

iss mamale mai koi equality nahi.mother should always have more rights over child than fathers.

 

[Ticker]

Funny part is, Pakistan was created by people of north-central India and Bengal using a Gujarathi lawyer; and identity crisis Punjabiyon ko ho gaya!

And what is your identity as an Indian, that is, if you have one.

 

[Icewolf]

What does being liberal have to do with anything?

And Turkey is a member of NATO and any nation that attacks Turkey is seen as an attack on all of NATO and thus Turkey will have access to NATO's nuclear weapons.

Please learn some basic facts before typing.

As for all the other countries you put on your list, they are only survived Israel cuz we protect them with nukes.

And Turkey doesnt enjoy the freedom we have with our nukes and Turkey cant deploy more than 300 km + missile on nukes.

Please learn some basic facts before typing.

 

[Ticker]

What does being liberal have to do with anything?

And Turkey is a member of NATO and any nation that attacks Turkey is seen as an attack on all of NATO and thus Turkey will have access to NATO's nuclear weapons.

Please learn some basic facts before typing.

If all NATO members agree - this is the key here.

Even if one country doesn't agree, request is not processed.

 

[Icewolf]

go where?? we don't have an identity crisis of being Arab or turki, or Irani or Central Asian..and the rest of your post I don't have to say what the refers to Pakistani's as or the shorter form of the word "Pakistani"..you would know better or the people who have to endure a longer search at airport queues would know the trauma of it.

Well we dont act like them cuz some of us look like them.. Unlike India who only dream is to look white... Change your name to Harry from Harminder put Fair N Lovely on you are officially a white wannabe Indian

It is being called "Snow White syndrome" in India, a market where sales of whitening creams are far outstripping those of Coca-Cola and tea.
India also has the world's second most lucrative marriage industry - the first being neighbouring China - that has grown to a whopping $40bn a year spent on weddings, dowries, jewellery etc.
And demand for fair-complexioned brides and grooms to grace these occasions is as high as ever
Fuelling this demand are the country's 75-odd reality TV shows where being fair, lovely and handsome means instant stardom.
As a result, the Indian whitening cream market is expanding at a rate of nearly 18% a year. The country's largest research agency, AC Nielsen, estimates that figure will rise to about 25% this year - and the market will be worth an estimated $432m, an all-time high.
With the Indian middle class expected to increase 10-fold to 583 million people by 2025, it looks as if things will only get better for the cream makers.
But there have been questions by medical experts about the effect of these creams on the skin.
Brand ambassador
The implicit assumption by many is this: the whiter the skin, the more attractive you are.

India's skin-lightening cream industry gets ever more lucrative
John Abraham, a top Indian actor and model, says: "Indian men want to look better."
And he should know. The market is booming like never before. Launched way back in 1978, Hindustan Unilever's Fair & Lovely is the leader in women's lightening skincare, while Calcutta's Emami group leads the male equivalent with its brand, Fair And Handsome.
The company calls this brand - launched in 2005 - the world's number one fairness cream.
It achieved sales of $13m in 2008-09 and has Shah Rukh Khan, another Bollywood superstar, as its brand ambassador.
And then there are female stars endorsing similar products. Katrina Kaif, naturally fair, sells Olay's Natural White while Deepika Padukone sells Neutrogena's Fine Fairness range.
Sonam Kapoor sells L'Oreal's White Perfect while Preity Zinta, once a top star, endorsed Fem's Herbal Bleach.

If you apply anything on the skin, there will obviously be side effects
Rues VK Sharma, All India Institute of Medical Sciences
And there are many brands on the shelves to choose from: lightening, brightening, clearing, whitening, anti-pigmentation, freshening, anti-dullness and even illuminating.
"India is on a fairness hook, everyone wants to look fair," says Mohan Goenka, director of the Calcutta-based Emami group, whose Fair and Handsome brand for men was the first of its kind in the market.
A recent study by Hindustan Unilever showed how men in southern states like Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka are fervent purchasers of whitening creams.
For example, Tamil Nadu has been recording - for the past year - the highest number of sales for Narayanan, a skin-whitening cream from the Unilever stable.
Another report in the daily Economic Times says sales of skin-whitening cosmetic products were also high in tribal-dominated states like Jharkhand and Chhattisgarh.
"The market in India is huge, really huge," says a Procter & Gamble spokesman.
Experts say that demand has boomed because of the tendency to discriminate against a person's skin colour, a practice that is still widespread across rural India.
Steroids
"But if your complexion is fair, you avoid that pinch. Everyone in India wants to be fairer. At times it is repulsive, worse than chalking of geishas' faces in Japan, but everyone wants to have a jar or tube of skin-whitening cream," says fashion designer Rohit Bal, who has dressed Bollywood actresses and visited the sets of reality shows.

Demand for fair complexioned brides and grooms is at a high
As a result, the products - priced between 50 cents and $150 a jar/tube - are in great demand countrywide.
No study has ever been done to discover what "fairness in four weeks" achieves.
Worse, there are several controversies attached to such products.
"If you apply anything on the skin, there will obviously be side effects," says Rues VK Sharma, head of the dermatology department at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences.
"Very few know that many of these creams contain steroids. Whatever doctors say will always be a drop in the ocean, as advertisements flooding the market have a far larger impact on the minds of people."
But companies say otherwise.
"We are not selling steroids and to date the company has not been involved in a single lawsuit where someone has blamed us for messing up their skin. Our products are lab-tested and we vouch for it," says Mohan Goenka of the Emami group.