The few anti-Army civilians in Pakistan, who once saw red with the institution over its treatment of Imran Khan, have now reached a consensus — Asim Munir has made Pakistan a global player.
It’s not the first time a traumatised generation has found refuge in absurdism. In 2026, we’re watching the amusing hallucinations of a sinister all-knowing machine.
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The one thing that keeps the relentless beauty of trans people alive is their community. But for lawmakers, kinship is ‘deception’, ‘allurement’, and ‘undue influence’.
Aluminum prices, already rising before the conflict, have gained further as traders and buyers focus on the potential for tighter markets and shrinking global inventories.
It’s easy to understand why the government can’t speak the hard truth. When this war ends, as all wars do, India’s interests will lie with both the winner and the loser.
The places of worship act is a nonsensical bs. If a mosque is built over a temple and in most such cases the linga inside is stored in abject conditions with the Muslim community knowing about it, but refusing to budge, it shows what attitudes they carry. They still believe we live i. The Mughal era. All such asses should move to their PAK land.
Historical reparations and apologies mean nothing when you take into account the fact that many men who worked for the Mughals and British and obeyed their orders were men from the very community now demanding apologies. So who should apologize to whom exactly?
Will Brahmins of today apologize for the crimes their ancestors did on lower castes? It makes no sense to demand an apology when the Brahmins of today are not the ones running temple prostitution or ostracising dalits.
It is incomprehensible in modern day moderate society to have to witness places of worship being built over broken pieces of other places of worship. Time for some good old “paschataap” and time to say sorry! For a world busy discussing if Palestine truly exists, nothing is more dishonest than watching mosques built over broken idols and documenting that as takes off bravado and racial superiority . Yes, Amana, the moderate voices need to rise up especially from among those who documented loot and plunder as tales of bravery .
The places of worship act is a nonsensical bs. If a mosque is built over a temple and in most such cases the linga inside is stored in abject conditions with the Muslim community knowing about it, but refusing to budge, it shows what attitudes they carry. They still believe we live i. The Mughal era. All such asses should move to their PAK land.
Historical reparations and apologies mean nothing when you take into account the fact that many men who worked for the Mughals and British and obeyed their orders were men from the very community now demanding apologies. So who should apologize to whom exactly?
Will Brahmins of today apologize for the crimes their ancestors did on lower castes? It makes no sense to demand an apology when the Brahmins of today are not the ones running temple prostitution or ostracising dalits.
The truth is that it is not about old historical wounds but about present attitudes.
It is incomprehensible in modern day moderate society to have to witness places of worship being built over broken pieces of other places of worship. Time for some good old “paschataap” and time to say sorry! For a world busy discussing if Palestine truly exists, nothing is more dishonest than watching mosques built over broken idols and documenting that as takes off bravado and racial superiority . Yes, Amana, the moderate voices need to rise up especially from among those who documented loot and plunder as tales of bravery .