Truth be told, Nawaz Sharif has always been jealous of the Pakistani Army, for he is the only leader who saw our political potential in Kargil, or during the 1999 coup.
Sidekicks are quintessential in Bollywood, and every few years, when a star or lead shines, a filmmaker reminds us that the person next to the hero is a key ingredient in the recipe.
SEBI probe concluded that purported loans and fund transfers were paid back in full and did not amount to deceptive market practices or unreported related party transactions.
While the IAF remains committed to the Tejas programme and has placed orders for 180 Tejas Mk1A, the force is eagerly waiting for the Tejas Mk 2 version.
Many really smart people now share the position that playing cricket with Pakistan is politically, strategically and morally wrong. It is just a poor appreciation of competitive sport.
It seems like the author has a first hand experience about paki politics and gernailly mindset.here in Pakistan the masses have to accept the military power and bow their heads in submission or else if they are critical of military generals then they have two options, either be killed by unknown assailants or leave the country for foreign shores. Nothing less nothing more.
When a state born on hate and jealous how they can grow up by discovering themselves on their own and then build a nation, a jealous state always keep looking on their neighbour at use all resource and energy to beat or dreaming to defeat them. Look like Nawaj is the only sensible Paki leader who want to go beyond India and build a nation.
For India we have an obsession and Paki in our priority in external affairs until few years back and given the size and potential of nation like India we should have moved on much before but we are happy that finally Modi moved on and at least doing everything to put India in global issue and taking up bigger challenge.
This article is in a very bad taste and looks like a propoganda stuff which undermines quality journalism/content in The Print. This article ought to be discontinued.
Why has PRINT become obsessed with Pakistan?? Are the issues in India gone??
Any body who has studied Indo Pak History can easily gauge that there is much common between Modi & Nawaz Sharif……..both will sell their own to get benefit from strangers !!!
Haha, my thoughts exactly, when things are bad in India, Pakistan offers a convenient distraction. Falling GDP, rising unemployment, lower exports, higher imports, lower tax receipts, higher public debt, farmers protests, rising minority persecution, increased media repression, I mean I could go on a bit longer but I have to collect my daughter from her tuition class.
If mocking Pakistanis makes Indians less depressed then we will gladly support you in your desire to improve your mood…glad tidings from your neighbour, hang in there.
Haha, my thoughts exactly, when things are bad in India, Pakistan offers a convenient distraction. Falling GDP, rising unemployment, lower exports, higher imports, lower tax receipts, higher public debt, farmers protests, rising minority persecution, increased media repression, I mean I could go on a bit longer but I have to collect my daughter from her tuition class.
If mocking Pakistanis makes Indians less depressed then we will gladly support you in your desire to improve your mood…glad tidings from your neighbour, hang in there.
I have revealed my identity in these columns. But what the heck. Everybody can do with some fun.
They say, while the rest of the Nations of the free world have an Army, Pakistan Army is the only Army which has a Nation. It is a wonder that Pakistan, officially, is considered a democracy and as such part of the free world!!! That is because the Pakistan Army has mastered the use of “Use and throw” – getting Governments elected “democratically”, using them and throwing them!!!..and getting a new one.
Tail piece: Wonder how Pakistanis are failing to see Red (pun intended) in the scheme of Governance.
It seems like the author has a first hand experience about paki politics and gernailly mindset.here in Pakistan the masses have to accept the military power and bow their heads in submission or else if they are critical of military generals then they have two options, either be killed by unknown assailants or leave the country for foreign shores. Nothing less nothing more.
Wrong
Nawaz sharif is a great leader
Nawaz sharif is a great leader and we believe in his leadership.
When a state born on hate and jealous how they can grow up by discovering themselves on their own and then build a nation, a jealous state always keep looking on their neighbour at use all resource and energy to beat or dreaming to defeat them. Look like Nawaj is the only sensible Paki leader who want to go beyond India and build a nation.
For India we have an obsession and Paki in our priority in external affairs until few years back and given the size and potential of nation like India we should have moved on much before but we are happy that finally Modi moved on and at least doing everything to put India in global issue and taking up bigger challenge.
This article is in a very bad taste and looks like a propoganda stuff which undermines quality journalism/content in The Print. This article ought to be discontinued.
True. But supporting convicted criminals is what should be expected from such publications.
Nice satire
Why has PRINT become obsessed with Pakistan?? Are the issues in India gone??
Any body who has studied Indo Pak History can easily gauge that there is much common between Modi & Nawaz Sharif……..both will sell their own to get benefit from strangers !!!
Haha, my thoughts exactly, when things are bad in India, Pakistan offers a convenient distraction. Falling GDP, rising unemployment, lower exports, higher imports, lower tax receipts, higher public debt, farmers protests, rising minority persecution, increased media repression, I mean I could go on a bit longer but I have to collect my daughter from her tuition class.
If mocking Pakistanis makes Indians less depressed then we will gladly support you in your desire to improve your mood…glad tidings from your neighbour, hang in there.
Haha, my thoughts exactly, when things are bad in India, Pakistan offers a convenient distraction. Falling GDP, rising unemployment, lower exports, higher imports, lower tax receipts, higher public debt, farmers protests, rising minority persecution, increased media repression, I mean I could go on a bit longer but I have to collect my daughter from her tuition class.
If mocking Pakistanis makes Indians less depressed then we will gladly support you in your desire to improve your mood…glad tidings from your neighbour, hang in there.
I have revealed my identity in these columns. But what the heck. Everybody can do with some fun.
They say, while the rest of the Nations of the free world have an Army, Pakistan Army is the only Army which has a Nation. It is a wonder that Pakistan, officially, is considered a democracy and as such part of the free world!!! That is because the Pakistan Army has mastered the use of “Use and throw” – getting Governments elected “democratically”, using them and throwing them!!!..and getting a new one.
Tail piece: Wonder how Pakistanis are failing to see Red (pun intended) in the scheme of Governance.