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Look you're so naive, believing the new yorm times like its the gospel, anti state elements are string their pants now cause the Pakistani army is now going to change the propaganda war

Pakistanis have such positive views about Iran, I wonder what Iranians think about us?From I've learned on the internet, they generally look down on us, so I don't understand why we like them.

eveyrbody considers themselves to be native to their land, majority do not have foreign ancestry and if they do, they're still predominantly punjabi by blood; having one distant ancestor 10 generations ago doesn't mean anything we can uproot the sikh holy sites and transport them to Khaalistan

Only the part where Sikhs live is there and there are barely if any Sikhs in Pakistani Punjab; I've spoken to Sikhs and they don't claim any Pakistani land, it's just indian trolls like you who try to make claims these to "scare" Pakistanis from supporting the Sikh cause

Why do they have to mention this when it's been proven that it was an accident?This is why I hate the Pakistani left wing media outlets like Dawn and Tribune, they're always spinning lies

i hate the pakistani media, hopefully Bol will change the game

All parties are involved in these crimes http://www.newslinemagazine.com/2015/05/cover-story-deliver-or-die/#pq=jtlZ9D

This happens in all parts of Karachi, except the military run areas and all parties/gangs are involved; in Urdu speaking areas it's MQM extorting money, in Pukhtun areas it's TTP or ANP extorting money, in Baloch areas it's gangsters like Uzair Baloch and Rehman Dacoit type people extorting...

we don't want to change it; your comment reeks of inferiority complex, we don't need to copy a european script; we should stick with our nastaliq script and hindi should stick with devnagri People still text in Roman Urdu, so it has it's place somewhere.

The western establishment and Pakistani liberals are trying to attack and discredit Axact,and the parent company Bol, because both will be assets in countering Leftist anti state propaganda, NYTs is trying to destroy it with it's report like Geo and Hindustan times tried some years ago, and too...

In the second video about drugs, there is no mention of the ethnicity of the people; karachi is such a large city with so many people and many of our charsis are makranis/balochis,rural sindhis,afghans and local muhajirs, it's a mix and makranis and sindhis also have such accents. Posting video...

Sunni iraq will merge with sunni syria

Loool no, Pakistani Punjabi speak better Urdu on average, just compare imran khan to kapil dev A few examples doesn't mean anything, you're using example of some people like Shoaib akhtar who are from rural backgrounds

Its okay in the dha we don't have much 'bhaiyas' I don't speak much Punjabi, very little in fact but I can understand quite well, better than the average Urdu speaker Hell even my pure Punjabi friends in Karachi or even some upper class ones in Lahore prefer to speak English or even Urdu over...

Like 1/5th of Karachi's population...

Navjot Singh sounds like a typical sardarji, its not Urdu and harbhajan has a weird accent, I don't think there are any Indian cricket players that speak Urdu well

I can't watch YouTube here, could you post alternative links or maybe just post in between brackets?thanks Average Urdu speaker does not sound 'bhaiya', that word is barely used anymore, Karachi is a big city and accent vary a lot depending on the area and also class, rich people,middle class...

TV isn't very representative, you have to come to Karachi to be able to form an opinion Imran Khan does speak very fluent Urdu, given that he is from the upper crust of Lahori society, of course he will sound more sophisticated than some poor or middle class Urdu speaker from the north parts of...

lol okay you sound like you a punjabi nationalist agenda all languages borrow from each other anways, and so does punjabi; sanskrit is the base of all indo aryan languages including urdu. Urdu started development in the times of Delhi sultanate at least back in 12th century but progressed into...

I've heard many indians say the Urdu spoken by Pakistanis whether in speeches,talkshows or dramas, sounds poetic to them -they don't mean 'poetic' like in shairi but poetic in it's sound, like how italian is considered a sensual language fixed