Pakistan is a South Asian country and western neighbour of India. It was created in 1947 after being partitioned from India during independence. It has longstanding border disputes with India and is currently reeling under economic and political issues.
Kate and William are just show-pieces, nothing that they do actually matters.
Pakistan must have begged very hard to send these two on this superficial tour.
All the best to Pakistanis on their Azadi march to Islamabad, and get freedom from military rule and its stooge the drug-addict Imran.
No country has tainted the reputation of Islam as napak Pakistan.
A witty ditty. But in India we are not allowed to make fun of our leaders; else we will be labelled anti-national, ironically Pakistani and booked for sedition.
YEAH! yesterday #RebulidBabriMasjid was trending without freedom of speech in India. LOL
Lady Inayat, watch out Big Boots in your country don’t take lightly to Pakistani ladies orgasming on foreign media.
Another gem from Naila (humor reminds me of M. Hanif/ M. Hamid). Wonder when she will do a piece on Indian politics?
Naila must be really, really liberal for boldly using the word “orgasming” . Wonder if Shekar Gupta saw that and let it go or the story by-passed him.
The entire Pakistan will be “orgasming” when the FATF puts them in the grey list for the final round.
Imran Khan can only now orgasm in his office since country of ours is going to stone age back! Naya Pakistan.
I had caught my husband ‘admiring’ male genitalia through his impressive DVD collection several times. It was embarrassing to walk into the bedroom of a husband who was pleasuring himself to images of male bodies while his wife was busy cooking in the kitchen. Initially, he would cover it very well by saying that he was seriously thinking of having surgical enhancement as he felt he could do with another two inches. This was a recurring conversation. Apparently, he had also done some research on it. I didn’t quite know how to respond to such a delicate matter in diplomatic fashion. I was genuinely shocked at his obsession, particularly at his age, and dismissed it as silly nonsense. But his insecurities lay deep. I found it sad and depressing. Reham Khan in her book REHAM KHAN