It's perfectly plausible for her to ask Bangladesh for help with education since BRAC, the largest NGO in the world, operates in Afghanistan and Pakistan: www *** brac *** net/content/afghanistan-education#.UeZus40wdmw
Pakistanis should not feel inferior or insulted by this news, since they receive billions in aid from the US, which is a far greater enemy than Bangladesh. If anything, Pakistanis should be happy in receiving help from Bangladesh, as BRAC is risking a lot in these places with their employees getting kidnapped (www *** brac *** net/node/564#.UeZwrY0wdmw).
If some Pakistanis feel insulted or their egos hurt, it just reflects the superiority complex they carry over Bangladesh. Unfortunate, but that's why Pakistan was put down in 1971.
Psychologists think people who brag of their superiority are, in reality, suffering from an inferiority complex. An example is the nature of two dogs. People think that the dog that barks louder is stronger. But, in reality, it is hiding its fear of its rival by showing off his strength.
Punjabis had the inferiority complex from the very founding of Pakistan. That is why they came to wipe us out with the weapons they purchased with our money. In an united Pakistan, they would have lost their majority in the army as well as civilian posts, given time.
So, it was the fear of losing their privilege in Pakistan that finally undid Pakistan. Today, it is Malala call that they fear would show their weakness to the world.
But, how long they can hide their weak points? Another ten years at best when our rising GDP will overwhelm theirs.