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Hmm...Its only a personal opinion.

BTW you have to see in the context ,that most famous import to Pakistan from India is : Bollywood,

whereas the most famous import to India from Pakistan is : Terrorism.

Both are damaging, one to body other to soul. lol.
 
Hmm...Its only a personal opinion.

BTW you have to see in the context ,that most famous import to Pakistan from India is : Bollywood,

whereas the most famous import to India from Pakistan is : Terrorism.


Terrorism as in fear?


It can't be helped if Bhartis are afraid of us.

That's something you guys need to work out on your own with a therapist.
 
Hmm...Its only a personal opinion.

BTW you have to see in the context ,that most famous import to Pakistan from India is : Bollywood,

whereas the most famous import to India from Pakistan is : Terrorism.


That's because you people are in habit of blaming all your security/intelligence failures on Pakistan. So that you can keep living in your Utopian bubble. India is also a master at sending terrorists into Pakistan, google Sarbajit Singh for more info. Even as late as 2003, I have been personally beating the **** out of Indian saboteurs that were corssed over the LoC, so don't show me this drama. Save it for some ignorant fool like yourself who's still fresh out of high school.
 
That's because you people are in habit of blaming all your security/intelligence failures on Pakistan. So that you can keep living in your Utopian bubble. India is also a master at sending terrorists into Pakistan, google Sarbajit Singh for more info. Even as late as 2003, I have been personally beating the **** out of Indian saboteurs that were corssed over the LoC, so don't show me this drama. Save it for some ignorant fool like yourself who's still fresh out of high school.


Yeap. Be afraid Indians. Our intelligence officer camels are working day and night against your country.



On topic- This website clearly demonstrates Pakistani hospitality.
 
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Yeap. Be afraid Indians. Our intelligence officer camels are working day and night against your country.



On topic- This website clearly demonstrates Pakistani hospitality.
Ha ha ha. Start news. Only other news channel that beats them is India TV. :)
 
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lol not just Indians but anyone in this world feels bit threatened when a pakistani is around. true story



plus Pakistan has degrading economy so less busy people and more time to chit chat with guest.

We have a 6.2% unemployment rate as opposed to 9.8% for India, so your logic is better suited to your own country.
Ignorance exposed. CONGRATULATIONS, YOU JUST MADE AN IDIOT OUT OF YOURSELF!!!!!!
 
Well here's the deal.

An Indian went to Pakistan and wrote an article on Pakistanis and their hospitality.


The only logical solution for Indians would be to find an article that shows a Pakistani going to India who was received warmly and counter the author's claim.

Here you go,

Upon reaching Delhi we were greeted both by a loud, irritable, and rather large customs officer, as well as by flowers, gifts and a warm welcome from our hosts, the organization ASHA and many school representatives. The press was there as well, and it was the beginning of an entirely unexpected relationship with them.

The first interaction with the Indian people was an informal gathering. The kindness they showed us was, in my initial opinion, imposed on them due to the situation. But when we got a chance to talk completely of our own accord, I was pleasantly surprised to see that the warmth was sincere.

Most of our time in India was spent in Lucknow. Those seven days were the ones that left a permanent imprint on me. The main organization involved with our visit was ASHA, a voluntary organization. Their main crew was with us from the time we left Delhi, till the very last moment upon reaching Delhi again, which was a period of almost nine days. As time progressed, my impression of these people developed from being organized, friendly, and hospitable people to knowing that they were exceptional in many other ways. Their selflessness, honesty, simplicity, and the harmony between their beliefs and their practices, was something I had never seen before. I became so comfortable with them that I would stay nights at their place, uninvited.

The picture is indeed as rosy as I have described. To understand this, you will have to experience what my fellow students and I saw and felt. But the problems exist because the political fronts put up by each country take control of its people's minds by creating an image about the other using the media, the education system, prejudiced historical 'facts', and other subtle and not-so-subtle ways. Both governments defy the fundamental reason for their existence, which is to implement the wishes of the people. The people on both sides want peace but the governments on both sides do not. Surely they can't be stupid enough not to understand what the people want….or can they?. The 'people' I speak of are not just the educated ones who have been told that promoting peace is the correct thing to do, as is commonly perceived.

In bazaars, restaurants, villages, and public meetings of Delhi, Lucknow, Agra, and wherever else we went, people were exceptionally pleased and good to me upon knowing that I was from Pakistan. They were usually the initiators of conversation on peace and the unfortunate politics between the two countries. They would inquire which city I was from, and almost always tell me about some relative of theirs living somewhere in Pakistan.

A Pakistani School's Visit to India - Chowk: India Pakistan Ideas Identities.com
 
Though it could be true.. As in India north is more like open hearted and warm to people comparatively could be due to cultural differences and living style..but still I would abstain from generalising!
 
ajtr, I should learn from you how to make your thread popular.
14 pages about warm pakistanis ? (okey its weekend, even then... )
 
And don't forget this
Pakistan rcieved the biggest reception out of the 71 countries that played.:D
We hate you but we love you:lol:
 
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We have a 6.2% unemployment rate as opposed to 9.8% for India, so your logic is better suited to your own country.
Ignorance exposed. CONGRATULATIONS, YOU JUST MADE AN IDIOT OUT OF YOURSELF!!!!!!
Did you take into account the population difference and jobs available. The youth population of India is highest in the world. Look at the possible candidates and serving people ranging from age 24-58. Can you provide jobs to all of them? I think your last line reveals that instead of thinking more about your point to be made, you opted to hurry back to blast someone else. Not to forget India's economy is growing steadily.

UK is having 11% unemployment, and they have so small number of population, Do you understand the availability of jobs depends on economy. Their industries can't support to have so many people. That's why MMRCA was so much in lime light in Europe coz it would have created thousands of jobs for atleast a decade in the 4 partnering nations. I can give more reasons regarding this.

The correlation that guy provided and you used is not linear. Its complicated than that as it has more variables.


Try to think about all the factors as you are supposed to do so coz of your title awarded (title is not for the person you replied) rather than posting in large font size and in red....

Cheers.
 
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