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This is good. When it comes to the treatment of minorities, we should not emulate India. By the way, funny that the same people criticizing this move were calling IK Taliban Khan not two days ago.

This thread is about export orders. It's supposed to be non-political good news. You seem to have some serious anger issues, as you are incapable of having a conversation without trying to put down the current government. We get it, you don't like IK. Please stop detailing every thread.

Firing these employees is not enough. Given that lives depend on these people, they should be prosecuted in court, and so should those who enabled and facilitated their recruitment. Of course, I am not optimistic that the courts will actually do anything. So they should at least be named and...

I hope PTI does come back in the next election. It is a well-known fact that first terms are usually more difficult. Even in countries like the US, its the second term when most presidents get real work done. For example, Obama's greatest accomplishments, including the Affordable Care Act were...

Karachi is a port city, so it is understandable that it's a commercial hub, like New York, Mumbai, or Shenzhen. Karachi's relationship with the rest of the country is symbiotic - they need each other to thrive. But Karachi's economic dominance is both a success and a failure: The success...

Government jobs anywhere in the world are coveted because of the benefits, job security, unionized representation, and prospects of mobility (both lateral and vertical).

She hates Pakistan and India for very different reasons: Pakistan, because of the narrative that she has created in her head that completely ignores and denies Pakistan's legitimate objections and concerns about India's belligerence. India, because of its inability to subdue Pakistan in spite...

You're right. As an individual she is irrelevant. But her views and thoughts reflect the approach of a large section of her country's establishment. We have to understand the mindset of the people who are trying to undermine us as a state, in order to defend ourselves effectively.

Exactly. You've hit the nail on the head. Funnily enough, she addresses that in this very video. Watch from 56:26 :laugh: She actually says the exact opposite here. Please listen to the part I highlighted.

You will have to watch it on Youtube. Playback on other websites has been disabled by the video owner.

I don't know if you actually listened to the part of the video I highlighted or not. But it does look like she holds Pakistanis in high regard. The fact that she still is anti Pakistan, makes it even worse. Sort of like the Quraysh of Makkah (before they became Muslims) who could not deny the...

Christine Fair is known for holding extremely hostile views towards Pakistan, and its Army. Her conversation in the video below confirms that perception. However, if you listen to her from 24:26 to 27:03, you may be surprised to hear her real views on Pakistanis. I found it interesting, and...

Would you care to elaborate how Karachi is responsible for the predicament in which the whole country finds itself?

I see that he is being honored by the BAF, but I wonder if he is as well regarded and admired in Bangladesh as in Pakistan. Of course I would be pleased if the level of respect in Bangladesh is the same or more. Any members in the know would care to enlighten the forum?

exploit noun plural noun: exploits /ˈekˌsploit/ a bold or daring feat. "the most heroic and secretive exploits of the war"

I haven't 'met' many famous people. But I have seen many up close and shaken hands with them. Pervez Musharraf Ahsan Iqbal Necmetin Erbakan - former Turkish PM Mahathir Mohamad Anwar Ibrahim - Malaysian politician Ahmad Deedat Louis Farrakhan Junaid Jamshed Savera Nadeem - when she was a kid...

I once attended an event where Musharraf and a number of his ministers were present. The venue was small, so I saw them up close, and met a number of them, including Shaukat Aziz. After Musharraf's speech, the event ended and most people left. I went up to the stage and found a piece of paper...

No Xoom users?

That's if I want to get my money out of the country Does the recipient need a USD account, or would a regular PKR account do?

I would like some feedback on the best way to send money to Pakistan, based on your experience, or word of mouth. There are a number of factors that would be considered, including fees/charges, exchange rate, reliability, convenience, source country, and possibly others that I have not thought...