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    'Sare Jahan Se Achcha' poet Mohammed Iqbal remains pariah in India

    One fought for the freedom of a nation (including for the muslims of that country) The other spoke for separation of 2 communities. There is vast difference my dear.
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    Questions to Indians

    It's the Nawab of Bengal who locked up British soldiers and civilians in Fort William. It led to the Battle of Plassey and the eventual expansion of Company raj.
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    Alert :: Nibiru Collision :: CNN, NBC, BBC, Aljazeera, Reported

    About CNN iReport iReport is an invitation for you to be a part of CNN's coverage of the stories you care about and an opportunity to be a part of a global community of men and women who are as passionate about the news as you are. .... Everything you see on iReport starts with someone in the...
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    U.S. nuclear support for India over Pakistan is double standard: McGovern

    You want to discuss a 6 year old news??? why did you missed the first part on the article? (Editor's note: This oped, written by former Sen. George McGovern, was first published by the Mercury News on March, 17, 2006.)
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    India hesitant over China, but not hostile despite US influence

    Well its off-topic but still wanted to let u know that you are so wrong dear.:no: Duryodhan (Jinnah) like Pakistan was the one asking for Partition of Hastinapur (India), when his father Dhritarashtra (Gandhi) made the eldest Pandava Yudhistar (Nehru) the heir.;) And the Pandavas agreed for...
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    JINNAH VS. GANDHI:One against none

    Actually he did not disinherit her. He actually fought a case in the 1940s claiming that since he is Khoja Shia he does not come under the Muslim inheritance law so as to make sure that his daughter, inspite of marrying a Parsi, still inherit his property. Opinion: Nation states do not need...
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    Any questions regarding Pakistan.

    Jammu and Kashmir state as a whole is in control under 3 countries today. 1. Aksai Chin - with China 2. Shaksham Valley - with China 3. Gilgit-Baltistan areas - with Pakistan 4. Part of Kashmir - with Pakistan 5. Part of Kashmir - with India 6. Jammu - with India 7. Ladakh - with India...
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    Any questions regarding Pakistan.

    Then there is a follow question to this at Post #251
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    Any questions regarding Pakistan.

    What if they have an elected government that is not Pro-Pakistan and is more closer to say Iran or even India. Will Pakistan again support mujahideen groups to overthrow their government like in 1979.
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    Any questions regarding Pakistan.

    I have noticed that many Pakistanis believe that once US troops (most if not all) leaves Afghanistan in 2014 the Taliban will gain more power and regions in that country. Question: 2 Does these Pakistanis want Taliban to come to power in Afghanistan instead of a democratic elected govt. If...
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    Any questions regarding Pakistan.

    Many Pakistanis were not happy about increasing trade relations with India and the MFN status granted last year until the Kashmir and water issues are resolved. However, they are interested in Indo-Pak cricket series and their singers and actors in Bollywood. Question 1: Why the Pakistanis...
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    Circumcision: Undisputed Health benefits says AAP

    Might as well cut off your ears and noses too as it gets dirty too... and in your case mouth too. And don't get started like that smart guy [ post #6 ] who says it reduces chances of AIDS and STDs. Does he or any circumcised guys has the courage to have it unprotected with these patients...
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    The pain of partition

    Read the following 2 links regarding India being the successor state. The UN decided on this issue when Pakistan approached it and then India and Pakistan both agreed on it. I think it was Nehru who made it sure to fight it out in UN that India becomes a successor state and that Pakistan is a...
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    Hinduism and Talibanism:Did hindus destroyed Buddhist& jain temples?

    Interesting, so you are comparing the Taliban in Afghanistan and Pakistan in 21st c. with 10 c. Hindu kingdoms. It would have made some sense(however little) if you had compared them with Ghazni, Qutubuddin and Aurangzeb. Moreover the main point is that while muslims particularly Pakistanis...
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    Veena celebrating krsna janamashtmi in BJP's show

    There are many ancient tribes whose descendants still follow some rituals which contradicts the rules of the religion they converted to today. It is pathetic of you to attempt to disgrace a religion merely for scoring points. The festival sacrifice goats and buffalo not cows. Secondly, I...
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    Pakistan, Bharat, British India - What came first, what came after?

    Something tells me that the point of starting this thread is because you are peeved at how India, the country is recognized with a 5000 yr old civilization and Pakistan as a 65 yr old nation. Pakistan no doubt is today the birthplace or inheritor of the Indus valley civilization. But has it...
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    BD should attach importance to Asian Highway development

    India is anyways going to connect to this corridor with Myanmar. Why should it be thru Bangladesh when we can do it directly. On the contrary the East West corridor extends to only Mawlamyine and Kengtung in Myanmar near the Thai border. Myanmar is not going to extend it to their capital and...
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    Free Koran project sparks outcry in Germany

    My dad once told me about an incident in his chennai branch office. The trash from the shredder was taken out and the muncipality workers refused to take the trash away because they saw some papers were written in Arabic and thought it was the Koran. They protest against the company and the...
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    Free Koran project sparks outcry in Germany

    Dude it's Bhagavad Gita - The Song of God......Bagawat Gita would mean the song of rebellion.
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    Putin good for Pakistan & our Neighbourhood

    Just want to point you out that this MK Bhadrakumar in rediff.com seems a useless chap churning out articles everyday, sometimes 3-4 a day. The former Indian diplomat MK Bhadrakumar blogs at Diplomatic Perspective. Diplomatic Perspective So don't try to fool people.
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