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No, Arefin007. Almost all of them immigrated after "BD" was created. They are therefore illegal immigrants. The have no identification to prove their citizenship (unlike others), and will tell you themselves that they immigrated in the 1980s and early 1990s. It is they themselves who let...

Once CPEC projects are completed, I am sure there will be renewed interest in Pakistan from American investors. :usflag::pakistan:

I don't, Arefin007. I do care about Pakistan though and its history. If you don't like it, you can ignore me.

Was operation search light essential? April 2, 2017 Dr Junaid Ahmed Operation Search Light’ (OSL) was launched by Pakistan army to counter the insurgency and lawlessness in East Pakistan started early March 1971. Why it became essential needs to be understood in the backdrop of situation...

Was operation search light essential? April 2, 2017 Dr Junaid Ahmed Operation Search Light’ (OSL) was launched by Pakistan army to counter the insurgency and lawlessness in East Pakistan started early March 1971. Why it became essential needs to be understood in the backdrop of situation...

Heh, no. :D

Actually, the divorce rate is at a 40 year low now. And it continues to decrease: Well, the quality of healthcare in America has been improving as of late. Though it could still make many improvements. "A new brief on the Peterson-Kaiser Health System Tracker finds that the quality of the...

It's interesting to see him rising in the polls. This has been an odd election cycle indeed. He may overtake Hamon, but I would be surprised if he surpassed Fillon's vote share. Though with each passing week, Fillon's poll numbers seem to get a little worse as the scandal sinks in. So, who...

Bangladeshis will never move on from 1971. Whether the Awami League or BNP is in power, there is little difference on this "issue". The country has been brainwashing itself since 1971. Best to cut our ties permanently with their nonsense. There is nothing to be gained from it, and there never...

Great song. :tup: The phrase "losing my religion" is sometimes used by Southerners when they are losing their temper or composure. That's where the song's title comes from.

Congratulations NUST! I hope you enjoy your stay here in California. :pakistan::usflag:

Lol, really? It's "soft power" at work. :D

That's nice. No one in Pakistan gives a damn. :coffee: Thank God we were separated from these obsessed people...

The rates are indeed below market: 1. CPEC Fiber Optic (2%) 2. Orange Line (2.5%) 3. Gwadar (reduced to 0% from 1.76%) 4. Energy projects (5-6%) http://www.fwo.com.pk/news-info/latest-news/430-cpec-special-report-in-shanghai-business-review

I have the utmost respect for the 34,000 or so troops that did bravely serve Pakistan in the war. But yes, there were far too many traitors and foreign abettors to overcome. Geography was always an enormous issue as well. Separation was indeed good for Pakistan in the long run, however. No...

The projects do not have high interest rates. Most of the interest rates being provided are below market rates. Can you please tell all of your Indian friends to stop repeating this line over and over again? It's simply not true.

Indeed. The differences between the BNP and the Awami League have far more to with their domestic politics, than with India/Pakistan issues. Some Pakistanis seem to get excited when Bangladeshis say or do something against India, falsely taking it as evidence of support for Pakistan. That is not...

Will they get another vote anytime soon?

Pakistan needs to permanently cut relations with this country. There is nothing to be gained from it. Thank God we were separated from them. Good riddance.

Sheikh Hasina & Awami League or Khaleda Zia & BNP, it doesn't really matter. As I've said before, the BNP (not just Hasina/Awami League) spouts the same "genocide" and "atrocities" nonsense. They are two sides of the same coin: "Bangladesh Nationalist Party on Tuesday said Pakistan in no way...