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What happens if South India(Dravida Nadu) becomes a separate country ? (Hindi)

I don't need to ask to anybody about you. Your threads give it away.

Proud Marathi? You started a feel-good thread about South and now you only can digest narrative of other false flags separatism crap. Anything else is a Brahmin conspiracy:enjoy:. Y'all need to get a life.

Not even once you discussed any facts rather than stupid rants. I guess that's all you are good at. Making more rants.
You said that North Indians states are geographically dis advantaged. I proved you wrong. Then you started hurling abuses.

Practice what you preach!

NVM you are a Brahman hypocrite.
 
I tagged you, not quoted you. Learn the difference.

Tumha manuvadi Brahmanchye divas bharle ahet. Aata kahi divas ajun mouz mara.

And ended up doing exactly what I told you not to..ie. Quote me! lol

Yeah sure, I’m shivering in my boots.
The law of nature is, survival of the fittest.
You can continue complaining about Brahmins, while people like me who give two shits about caste will continue to prosper. You on the other hand with your caste based anarchist mindset will be weeded out with impunity. Just pray that someone like me doesn’t come to power.

Instead of hurling insults and abuses, if you discuss the topic with logic and substance, you can do a better job..otherwise people will just laugh on your lot..

who the **** are you again?
 
You said that North Indians states are geographically dis advantaged. I proved you wrong. Then you started hurling abuses.

Practice what you preach!

NVM you are a Brahman hypocrite.
:lol: How is fertile Ganga make a connection with the outside world? Which was the point I made. Geographic disadvantage means (in the context of what I said) they are too far from coastlines. Also, exports to highly populated Northern States generates revenue to Southern States. Go figure.

You are a total fail to discuss facts. That's why I said, you better stick to your feel good Brahmin vs Dalit stuff. Don't get into issues relating to South which do not seem to be your forte.
 
:lol: How is fertile Ganga make a connection with the outside world? Which was the point I made. Geographic disadvantage means (in the context of what I said) they are too far from coastlines. Also, exports to highly populated Northern States. Go figure.

You are a total fail to discuss facts. That's why I said, you better stick to your feel good Brahmin vs Dalit stuff. Don't get into issues relating to South which do not seem to be your forte.
Mate, this isn't aint your RSS shaka or Gau Rakshak samiti where you Brahmins can pass orders.

North Indian states can use ports of western, eastern and souther states to export their goods. But the truth is that they can't produce shit. My bad they do shitt on the streets. They rather freeload, rape and steal.

So take your pathetic excuses and shove up them your gau mata's behind.

@Nilu Pule mate can you speak Marathi language?
Yes I can speak Marathi and Konkani.

And some gujarati too.
 
For all you Chinese people out there ( not Pakistanis,as they never seem to learn ) , the probability of south India separating from the north is as much as the pearl river delta separating from china and becoming a separate nation ..
 
When North Indians were pimping their women to invaders, South resisted.!

No, you just happened to be further away from invaders than northern Hindustan was.

You've also been conquered a fair few times (especially by us Muslims). Nothing to be ashamed of though, invasions happen. What matters is how much you resisted the invasion and how you progressed afterwards.

For example, when Alexander of Macedon invaded Pakistan, it was one of his most difficult campaigns. Yes, he did win, but resistance was fierce with his troops suffering high casualties as compared to other campaigns, he also took an arrow to the chest in Multan and lost his horse in Jhelum. In fact, he only barely managed to defeat Porus of Jhelum and because of the sheer bravery of Porus and his forces, Alexander made him his satrap over an area even larger than the initial kingdom under the control of Porus. It was this brutal campaign that convinced the Greeks not to advance any further, with Alexander famously having this to say about the people of the Indus when writing to his mother:

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After the invasions, Greek culture massively influenced the region and was used to make beautiful pieces of architecture and further our knowledge of the world, with many Greeks also assimilating into the region. So we not only resisted, but we also made the most of this invasion:

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Moral of the story: It's okay to lose, so long as you try your best and make the most of your defeat.
 
We are culturally very different except resemblance of Punjab with eastern Punjab (khalistan). We share very little with UP etc... and the rest except a few who migrated to Pakistan from these areas during partition but now even they have changed a lot. Our food, culture, names, religion, life styles ...are very different.


Read my post above... please do not mix us with North Indians since it is contrary to the facts mate.

there are four crore mohajirs in pakistan , they are all from india .
 
No, you just happened to be further away from invaders than northern Hindustan was.

You've also been conquered a fair few times (especially by us Muslims). Nothing to be ashamed of though, invasions happen. What matters is how much you resisted the invasion and how you progressed afterwards.

For example, when Alexander of Macedon invaded Pakistan, it was one of his most difficult campaigns. Yes, he did win, but resistance was fierce with his troops suffering high casualties as compared to other campaigns, he also took an arrow to the chest in Multan and lost his horse in Jhelum. In fact, he only barely managed to defeat Porus of Jhelum and because of the sheer bravery of Porus and his forces, Alexander made him his satrap over an area even larger than the initial kingdom under the control of Porus. It was this brutal campaign that convinced the Greeks not to advance any further, with Alexander famously having this to say about the people of the Indus when writing to his mother:

937067-Alexander-the-Great-Quote-I-am-involved-in-the-land-of-a-leonine.jpg


After the invasions, Greek culture massively influenced the region and was used to make beautiful pieces of architecture and further our knowledge of the world, with many Greeks also assimilating into the region. So we not only resisted, but we also made the most of this invasion:

800px-FriendlyAnimalsPalette.jpg


800px-Flower_motif_Stupa_No2_Sanchi.jpg


Moral of the story: It's okay to lose, so long as you try your best and learn from your mistakes.
I am a Marathi not a South Indian.

South was conquered few times. But they resisted. Read about Vijaynagara, Tuluvas etc
 
For all you Chinese people out there ( not Pakistanis,as they never seem to learn ) , the probability of south India separating from the north is as much as the pearl river delta separating from china and becoming a separate nation ..
he is not pure chinese .
 
Not quite:

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north and south Hindustanis are more related to each other than us Pakistanis are to either group.
Don't divert this topic. We can discuss history and genetics somewhere else.

And you think the north didn't? Have you forgotten about all those Rajput kingdoms?
Rajputs were mercanaries of the Mughals.

Lets not discuss this here..
 
Don't divert this topic. We can discuss history and genetics somewhere else.

It's not a diversion, you called us the same as north Hindustanis, and I'm telling you the similarities are superficial.

Anyway, the information does strongly question the legitimacy of the south gaining independence. If you are genetically the same, why should you get independence? You both also have similar ideologies.

Justify your stance.
 

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