Traditional Dresses of South Asia

[nalandapride]

Lepcha People in their Traditional Dress from Sikkim.

 

[nalandapride]

Women From Garo Tribe of Meghalaya in their traditional dress.

 

[nalandapride]

Garhwali people from Uttarakhand State

 

[Roybot]

We must not forget that the only population in India similar to our people - are Punjabi's and they make up just 3% of the population of India.

What about the Mohajirs? Unless you don't consider them Pakistani Also Rajasthanis and plenty of Sindhis in India.

 

[Rafi]

What about the Mohajirs? Unless you don't consider them Pakistani Also Rajasthanis and plenty of Sindhis in India.

Mohajirs are Pakistanis and so are Sindhi's but they still make up a tiny proportion of people similar in india's population.

 

[Roybot]

Mohajirs are Pakistanis and so are Sindhi's but they still make up a tiny proportion of people similar in india's population.

Mohajirs are from UP and Bihar right? You should look up the population of UP and Bihar. Its more the the population of Pakistan I think.

 

[Omar1984]

Mohajirs are from UP and Bihar right? You should look up the population of UP and Bihar. Its more the the population of Pakistan I think.

Mohajirs are 7% of Pakistan's population. Yes most of them migrated from UP and Bihar (the poorest indian states that has more poverty than any African country).

The only Sindhis in India are the Hindu Sindhis who migrated to India from Sindh province of Pakistan and they make less than 0.001% of India's population.


97% of India's population share no ethnic similarities with the major ethnic groups of Pakistan.

 

[nalandapride]

Mohajirs are Pakistanis and so are Sindhi's but they still make up a tiny proportion of people similar in india's population.

60 % Pakistani Punjabi= 3% Indian Punjabi
14 % Pakistani Sindhi= 0.5% Indian Sindhis
8% Muhajir, Bohras, Khojas, Memon= 70% Hindi-Urdu speaking North Indians, Gujarati, Daccani
82% Pakistanis ==== 74% Indians.
Muhammad Ali Jinnah :- Ethicity:- Gujarati, Hometown:- Rajkot
Liaqat Ali Khan:- Hometown- Karnal
Lal Krishna Advani- Hometown:-Karachi
Inder Kumar Gujral:- Hometown-Jhelum
Parvez Musharraff:- Hometown Delhi

And Jaats are 70% in Haryana, Majority in Western UP and has a large population in Delhi, Rajasthan. And Jaats are Indians only.

Hindi hain hum watan hai Hindustan hamara~~~~ Allama Iqbal.

 

[Roybot]

Mohajirs are 7% of Pakistan's population. Yes most of them migrated from UP and Bihar (the poorest indian states that has more poverty than any African country).

The only Sindhis in India are the Hindu Sindhis who migrated to India from Sindh province of Pakistan and they make less than 0.001% of India's population.


97% of India's population share no ethnic similarities with the major ethnic groups of Pakistan.

Not that we really want to be associated with Pakistanis, but how did you reach to that conclusionRefer to nalandapride's post.

Anything west of the Indus, yes Indians practically have nothing in common with those Pakistanis, but pakistanis east of the Indus do. Deny all you want.

 

[Omar1984]

60 % Pakistani Punjabi= 3% Indian Punjabi
14 % Pakistani Sindhi= 0.5% Indian Sindhis
8% Muhajir, Bohras, Khojas, Memon= 70% Hindi-Urdu speaking North Indians, Gujarati, Daccani
82% Pakistanis ==== 74% Indians.
Muhammad Ali Jinnah :- Ethicity:- Gujarati, Hometown:- Rajkot
Liaqat Ali Khan:- Hometown- Karnal
Lal Krishna Advani- Hometown:-Karachi
Inder Kumar Gujral:- Hometown-Jhelum
Parvez Musharraff:- Hometown Delhi

And Jaats are 70% in Haryana, Majority in Western UP and has a large population in Delhi, Rajasthan. And Jaats are Indians only.

Hindi hain hum watan hai Hindustan hamara~~~~ Allama Iqbal.

Most Jats are in Khalistan and Pakistan, not in india.

The major ethnic groups of Pakistan that are native to the land of Pakistan are Punjabis, Pashtuns, Sindhis, Saraikis, and Baloch. There are only 3-4% of India's population who belong to these ethnic groups.

Mohajirs came from India because they wanted to get away from India. They don't count as an ethnic group of Pakistan because they came from all across India to Pakistan in 1947.

Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah was the founder of Pakistan. He is the reason we are not indians. He didn't work day and night for Gujratis of India, he worked day and night for Pakistanis. Allama Iqbal was the first to introduce the two nation theory so we can be separated from hindus.

 

[jatt+gutts]

^ alright yaara thand rakh. apah kee lanah . lets time pass and post ethnic wear of our countries.

 

[Omar1984]

Not that we really want to be associated with Pakistanis, but how did you reach to that conclusionRefer to nalandapride's post.

Anything west of the Indus, yes Indians practically have nothing in common with those Pakistanis, but pakistanis east of the Indus do. Deny all you want.

Only Punjabis in Khalistan are similar to Punjabi Pakistanis but they make only 3% of India's population. Sindhis in India are les than 1% of India's population. There are almost no Pashtuns, Baloch, or Saraikis living in India. Mohajirs are migrants from India and do not count as enthic group as they came from all over India to Pakistan in 1947.

97% of India's population are not Punjabi, Pashtun, Saraiki, Sindhi, Baloch therefore they are nothing like Pakistanis.

 

[Water Car Engineer]

Some old styles

Alexander coins of his Indian campaign

Mauryan statue

Mauryan wear. Turbans was a big thing back then.

 

[Roybot]

Only Punjabis in Punjab are similar to Punjabi Pakistanis but they make only 3% of India's population. Sindhis in India are les than 1% of India's population. There are almost no Pashtuns, Baloch, or Saraikis living in India. Mohajirs are migrants from India and do not count as enthic group as they came from all over India to Pakistan in 1947.

97% of India's population are not Punjabi, Pashtun, Saraiki, Sindhi, Baloch therefore they are nothing like Pakistanis.

Ok my "nothing similar" neighbor. Carry on. Don't be mad when next time someone calls you Indian

 

[Water Car Engineer]

Cholas

Fashions like stretching ears and turban wearing are pretty much dead in India. If it wasn't for the Sikhs reviving turban wear, it'll be almost dead.