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India Pakistan conflict along LoC and counter terrorist operations
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What are you, insane???Defence Detectives (@defenceDetectiv) Tweeted: #Pakistan ki janta ko kis had tak pahucha diya hai @ImranKhanPTI ki sarkar ne dekh lijiye, @SMQureshiPTI Multan me cake kat kar road ka inauguration kar rahe the aur isme Cake khane ke liye ladai shuru ho gayi
Video Courtesy @nailainayat https://t.co/RNy6UqWf5L Pakistan mei shyhad ki nadiya bahti hai
Are you willingly tying to give people a heart attack??
Bhai mein dinner karke he just computer pe baitha aur yeh dekh kar chair se ulat kar gir gaya
.. Agar mujhe kuch ho jata toh??!! 
Anyway, this reminds me of their Ghajini-e-hind dream.
And also their Unmah ka Chumma !!!!
They will bend over to anyone who has got money. Aur idhar toh free mein cake mil raha hai.
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A Pakistani told me L for Lahore L for London so London and Lahore are same
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I for Islamabad I for Iraq
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I for an I will leave the whole world blind
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bkl bezantyne konsi empire hai? Are they talking about beizzati-time empire aka porkistan?
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India and Afghanistan may sign pact on $300 mn dam this week
India and Afghanistan could sign a pact this week for the construction of the Shahtoot dam, which aims to provide safe drinking water to 2 million people in Kabul and supplement irrigation facilities in Afghanistan, two people familiar with the development said.
The dam is expected to be built on the Maidan river tributary of Kabul river. The dam project has been in the works for several years even as Pakistan has expressed concern that it would reduce water flow into the country.
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India and Afghanistan could sign a pact this week for the construction of the Shahtoot dam, which aims to provide safe drinking water to 2 million people in Kabul and supplement irrigation facilities in Afghanistan, two people familiar with the development said.
The dam is expected to be built on the Maidan river tributary of Kabul river. The dam project has been in the works for several years even as Pakistan has expressed concern that it would reduce water flow into the country.
India and Afghanistan may sign pact on $300 mn dam this week
Foreign ministers are expected to ink the deal at virtual summit between PM Modi and President Ghani
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You will be able to understand spoken one but they have started using lot of arbi farsi word now to differentiate it completely.
The written one is completely different.
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It's the same language, momuls write in Nastaliq script with way too many imported Persian and Arab words.
We write in Devanagri with much lesser Sanskrit words than it should have
Thanks to school education though, many desi momuls now roll with Devanagri instead of that meme Nastaliq one.
The Hindi language is native to Delhi and north-west UP/Northern MP areas iirc.
We should drop urdu completely in India there is no need for it. Atleast the written script should be devnagari
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Why the fucking media people are allowed to go this near to disturb and malign disciplined ceremony?
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For the last one as well porkis bend there ass over for the Arabs. Gernail Raheel and his fellow Porki hijadas in Saudi Arabian Army are fighting the houthis so this meme made by the porkis isn’t that accurate.What are you, insane???
Are you willingly tying to give people a heart attack??
Bhai mein dinner karke he just computer pe baitha aur yeh dekh kar chair se ulat kar gir gaya
Anyway, this reminds me of their Ghajini-e-hind dream.
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And also their Unmah ka Chumma !!!!
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They will bend over to anyone who has got money. Aur idhar toh free mein cake mil raha hai.
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Bro it's show of power and alliances.SM and media play a important role in this. When we will understand era of information warfare has began
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Bhai. Cameras are not effecient to not zoom and capture class videos and pics. There is a deep sense of neglegence and arrogance visible when you see reporters shouting "arey hat ja bhai" "tu mic niche kar" "arey ye bich main aa raha hai, hatao usey".
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Pakistan: Falsehoods exposed again
New Delhi [India], February 9 (ANI): In an October 2020 interview to an Indian on-line platform, Moeed Yusuf, Special Assistant to the Pakistan Prime Minister had asserted that India was behind the Tehrik-e Taliban Pakistan (TTP) merger with four other splinter organisations.
He further alleged that in August 2019, more than a million US dollars of Indian embassy funds were used to effect this merger.
In a press conference in November 2020 Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi went further and claimed that Pakistan had prepared a dossier on Indian involvement in terrorism in Pakistan.
According to him, investigations into the recent upsurge in violence in Pakistan revealed that it was a direct consequences of India's intensified engagements with all brands of terrorists and that Indian Intelligence Agencies were endeavouring to resuscitate various banned terrorist outfits.
A press release issued at the conference alleged that after unification of the TTP with its breakaway factions (Jamaat-ul-Ahrar-JuA and Harkat-ul-Ahrar-HuA) in August 2020, India was endeavouring to establish a consortium of TTP with dissidents of Balochistan (BLA, BLF and BRA) which were already united under the banner of BRAS (Baloch Raaji Aajoie Sangar) constituted in 2018.
Further, RAW while using Indian Embassy in Afghanistan held a number of meetings with TTP Commanders and that RAW was supposedly providing weapons, ammunition and IEDs to them. The evidence contained in the dossier revealed that TTP leaders after collecting the weapons reached back their safe locations after crossing the border into Pakistan.
Soon after Qureshi's press conference, Pakistan's envoy to the UN Munir Akram had handed over the dossier to UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres stressing on the Indian sponsorship of two UN- designated terror groups - the TTP and JUA.
He said at a press conference 'We knew of India's hand in such attacks. We now have gathered irrefutable evidence that India is engaged in a systematic campaign to destabilise Pakistan through terrorist attacks, promotion of secession and subversion.'
With such a crescendo, Pakistan's expectation was that in every future UN debate and document, India would be hauled over the coals for sponsoring terrorism in Pakistan since Paksitan had supposedly submitted 'irrefutable' proof to the UN.
However, to its shock, the twenty-seventh report of the UN's Analytical Support and Sanctions Monitoring Team dated 03 February 2021 did no such thing. On the contrary, it was an anti-climax and a slap on the wrist for Pakistan. In para 68 the report mentioned: 'Tehrik-e Taliban Pakistan (TTP) (QDe.132) was reported to have overseen a reunification of splinter groups that took place in Afghanistan and was moderated by Al-Qaida. [Emphasis added].
Bolstering the argument, the report held that, 'Member States report little evidence of significant changes in relations between Al-Qaida and the Taliban. Al-Qaida assesses that its future in Afghanistan depends upon its close ties to the Taliban, as well as the success of Taliban military operations in the country.' As is well known, the TTP has pledged allegiance to the Afghan Taliban a long time ago. Hence, the facilitation of the Al Qaida in moderating the differences in the TTP is perfectly understandable.
Commenting on the UN report, Pakistan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) in a press release on 07 February 2021 stated that 'the report vindicated Pakistan's long standing position on threats posed to Pakistan and the region by groups like the TTP, JuA, HuA and their affiliates based in Afghanistan.
Pakistan, in the past, has drawn attention of the international community to the support provided to TTP and its affiliates by the hostile intelligence agencies. One result of that support was the merger of JuA, HuA, and other splinter groups of LeJ with TTP in Afghanistan last year. Pakistan acknowledges UNMT's efforts in exposing the hostile agencies' sponsored collusion of anti-Pakistan elements in Afghanistan.'
What the press release did not realise was that it actually contradicted the November 2020 assertion of the Foreign Minister that TTP cadres, after receiving weapons, crossed back into Pakistan.
In other words they were based in Pakistan and not in Afghanistan. Moreover, the government of Afghanistan in a statement on 15 November 2020 had also rejected as baseless such allegations when it stated 'We are committed to the policy of combating all forms of terrorism in the world without any discrimination. We will never allow Afghan soil to be used for disruptive activities against other countries.'
Pakistan's complex links with the TTP have been well-documented. For one thing, Pakistan had recently sought to have Aamir Ali Chaudhury, a TTP operative specializing as an electronics and explosives expert de-listed from the UN's Al Qaida Sanctions Committee. Chaudhury was incidentally associated with the bomb used in the failed May 2010 attack in Times Square, New York City.
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(ANI)
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New Delhi [India], February 9 (ANI): In an October 2020 interview to an Indian on-line platform, Moeed Yusuf, Special Assistant to the Pakistan Prime Minister had asserted that India was behind the Tehrik-e Taliban Pakistan (TTP) merger with four other splinter organisations.
He further alleged that in August 2019, more than a million US dollars of Indian embassy funds were used to effect this merger.
In a press conference in November 2020 Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi went further and claimed that Pakistan had prepared a dossier on Indian involvement in terrorism in Pakistan.
According to him, investigations into the recent upsurge in violence in Pakistan revealed that it was a direct consequences of India's intensified engagements with all brands of terrorists and that Indian Intelligence Agencies were endeavouring to resuscitate various banned terrorist outfits.
A press release issued at the conference alleged that after unification of the TTP with its breakaway factions (Jamaat-ul-Ahrar-JuA and Harkat-ul-Ahrar-HuA) in August 2020, India was endeavouring to establish a consortium of TTP with dissidents of Balochistan (BLA, BLF and BRA) which were already united under the banner of BRAS (Baloch Raaji Aajoie Sangar) constituted in 2018.
Further, RAW while using Indian Embassy in Afghanistan held a number of meetings with TTP Commanders and that RAW was supposedly providing weapons, ammunition and IEDs to them. The evidence contained in the dossier revealed that TTP leaders after collecting the weapons reached back their safe locations after crossing the border into Pakistan.
Soon after Qureshi's press conference, Pakistan's envoy to the UN Munir Akram had handed over the dossier to UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres stressing on the Indian sponsorship of two UN- designated terror groups - the TTP and JUA.
He said at a press conference 'We knew of India's hand in such attacks. We now have gathered irrefutable evidence that India is engaged in a systematic campaign to destabilise Pakistan through terrorist attacks, promotion of secession and subversion.'
With such a crescendo, Pakistan's expectation was that in every future UN debate and document, India would be hauled over the coals for sponsoring terrorism in Pakistan since Paksitan had supposedly submitted 'irrefutable' proof to the UN.
However, to its shock, the twenty-seventh report of the UN's Analytical Support and Sanctions Monitoring Team dated 03 February 2021 did no such thing. On the contrary, it was an anti-climax and a slap on the wrist for Pakistan. In para 68 the report mentioned: 'Tehrik-e Taliban Pakistan (TTP) (QDe.132) was reported to have overseen a reunification of splinter groups that took place in Afghanistan and was moderated by Al-Qaida. [Emphasis added].
Bolstering the argument, the report held that, 'Member States report little evidence of significant changes in relations between Al-Qaida and the Taliban. Al-Qaida assesses that its future in Afghanistan depends upon its close ties to the Taliban, as well as the success of Taliban military operations in the country.' As is well known, the TTP has pledged allegiance to the Afghan Taliban a long time ago. Hence, the facilitation of the Al Qaida in moderating the differences in the TTP is perfectly understandable.
Commenting on the UN report, Pakistan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) in a press release on 07 February 2021 stated that 'the report vindicated Pakistan's long standing position on threats posed to Pakistan and the region by groups like the TTP, JuA, HuA and their affiliates based in Afghanistan.
Pakistan, in the past, has drawn attention of the international community to the support provided to TTP and its affiliates by the hostile intelligence agencies. One result of that support was the merger of JuA, HuA, and other splinter groups of LeJ with TTP in Afghanistan last year. Pakistan acknowledges UNMT's efforts in exposing the hostile agencies' sponsored collusion of anti-Pakistan elements in Afghanistan.'
What the press release did not realise was that it actually contradicted the November 2020 assertion of the Foreign Minister that TTP cadres, after receiving weapons, crossed back into Pakistan.
In other words they were based in Pakistan and not in Afghanistan. Moreover, the government of Afghanistan in a statement on 15 November 2020 had also rejected as baseless such allegations when it stated 'We are committed to the policy of combating all forms of terrorism in the world without any discrimination. We will never allow Afghan soil to be used for disruptive activities against other countries.'
Pakistan's complex links with the TTP have been well-documented. For one thing, Pakistan had recently sought to have Aamir Ali Chaudhury, a TTP operative specializing as an electronics and explosives expert de-listed from the UN's Al Qaida Sanctions Committee. Chaudhury was incidentally associated with the bomb used in the failed May 2010 attack in Times Square, New York City.
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(ANI)
Pakistan: Falsehoods exposed again
New Delhi [India], February 9 (ANI): In an October 2020 interview to an Indian on-line platform, Moeed Yusuf, Special Assistant to the Pakistan Prime Minister had asserted that India was behind the Tehrik-e Taliban Pakistan (TTP) merger with four other splinter organisations.
www.aninews.in
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PM Modi says India, Afghanistan want terror-free region, ministers seal deal to build dam in Kabul
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Afghanistan President Ashraf Ghani held a virtual meet on Tuesday in which the two neighbours agreed that it was essential to create a terror-free region. India and Afghanistan also signed an agreement to build the Shahtoot dam in Kabul to provide drinking water facility in the Afghan capital.
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"blood and water cannot flow together"
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Afghanistan President Ashraf Ghani held a virtual meet on Tuesday in which the two neighbours agreed that it was essential to create a terror-free region. India and Afghanistan also signed an agreement to build the Shahtoot dam in Kabul to provide drinking water facility in the Afghan capital.
PM Modi says India, Afghanistan want terror-free region, ministers seal deal to build dam in Kabul
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Afghanistan President Ashraf Ghani agreed that it was essential to create a terror-free region. India and Afghanistan also signed an agreement to build the Shahtoot dam in Kabul.
"blood and water cannot flow together"
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Afghans living in kpk province are bit confused they accept suzerainty of Pakistan over them but then they do not recognize durand line.PM Modi says India, Afghanistan want terror-free region, ministers seal deal to build dam in Kabul
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Afghanistan President Ashraf Ghani held a virtual meet on Tuesday in which the two neighbours agreed that it was essential to create a terror-free region. India and Afghanistan also signed an agreement to build the Shahtoot dam in Kabul to provide drinking water facility in the Afghan capital.
PM Modi says India, Afghanistan want terror-free region, ministers seal deal to build dam in Kabul
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Afghanistan President Ashraf Ghani agreed that it was essential to create a terror-free region. India and Afghanistan also signed an agreement to build the Shahtoot dam in Kabul.
"blood and water cannot flow together"
But we should keep in mind that India hatred is their prime motto.
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