Terrorist Islamic Republic of Pakistan - Aug 21, 2013

anupmisra · Post by **anupmisra** » 25 Oct 2013 17:45

Paki is as paki does

Two Pakis removed from stadium for abuse

Two spectators were thrown out of the Dubai cricket stadium on Friday for allegedely taunting Paki "leader" Misbah-ul Haq during the second Test.

Two individuals were shouting comments in contravention of the ICC Anti-Racism Code

use of language that is offensive, insulting, humiliating, intimidating or vilifying.

Paki expats Siddiq Ameen and Mushtaq Ameen

“We travelled from Abu Dhabi to watch the match and did not use any abusive language or throw any object at players” said Siddiq

And, hence, they should be excused because nothing was "thrown or hurled"? Paki is as paki thinks.

Brad Goodman · Post by **Brad Goodman** » 25 Oct 2013 18:05

waiting for that day

Growing polio cases: KP Governor fears travel ban on Pakistanis

“If the situation (high polio incidence) is not handled on war footing, there could be a ban on Pakistanis wanting to travel to Saudi Arabia for Haj and Umrah as well as workers,” he said during a World Polio Day function at the Governor’s House.

saip · Post by **saip** » 25 Oct 2013 19:06

I did not know ball tampering is infectious. All cricketing nations should boycott Pakis.

South Africa penalized for ball tampering

Link

SSridhar · Post by **SSridhar** » 25 Oct 2013 19:41

Brad Goodman wrote:waiting for that day
Growing polio cases: KP Governor fears travel ban on Pakistanis

“If the situation (high polio incidence) is not handled on war footing, there could be a ban on Pakistanis wanting to travel to Saudi Arabia for Haj and Umrah as well as workers,” he said during a World Polio Day function at the Governor’s House.

We have been demanding that in BRf for a couple of years now.

vishvak · Post by **vishvak** » 25 Oct 2013 20:22

Polio problem and (anti) polio-worker eradication are both problems from pakis that la la land of peace is exporting. Carriers must be screened out on the border fence and returned to la la peaceful people.

member_22872 · Post by **member_22872** » 25 Oct 2013 20:26

I fear when a Paki knows the truth about himself. I am fine as long as he thinks he is TFTA and wants to stick to all things paki.

Abhijit · Post by **Abhijit** » 26 Oct 2013 00:27

why is the paki pm dressed in a western attire? is he not a proud muslim? wajib-ul-cutlet, i say. compare that to the srde yindoo pm.

Dipanker · Post by **Dipanker** » 26 Oct 2013 03:43

Haven’t become PM of India to redraw border: Manmohan Singh to Nawaz Sharif

NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's displeasure with Pakistani PM Nawaz Sharif's on failing to restore ceasefire on the border followed a blunt message he delivered to Sharif in New York about a month ago when he said, "I have not become prime minister of India to redraw the boundary."

The PM's September 29 meeting with Sharif, which took place amid escalating firing on the Line of Control and the international border, began with Singh making no bones about his resolve to protect India's territorial integrity.

Karan M · Post by **Karan M** » 26 Oct 2013 04:14

Which means MMS was given a talking to about upcoming elections by domestic party apparatus and had to kiss his dreams of Nobel prize bye bye.

Peregrine · Post by **Peregrine** » 26 Oct 2013 04:16

Pakistan's "Season of Billions" is here!

Burdened economy : ‘Pakistan has spent $200b on Afghan refugees’

PESHAWAR : Pakistan cannot afford to host Afghan refugees any longer and has spent more than $200 billion in the last 30 years on them, said Minister for States and Frontier Regions Abdul Qadir Baloch.

Cheers

SSridhar · Post by **SSridhar** » 26 Oct 2013 04:25

Dipanker wrote:Haven’t become PM of India to redraw border: Manmohan Singh to Nawaz Sharif

From the above,

The episode and subsequent lack of action on the part of Pakistan has strengthened the assessment in India that Sharif remains a somewhat tricky customer who might say one thing at a meeting only to go ahead to do just what he wants.

The Pakistani PM is seen as neither willing nor capable of reining in the army, but the Indian government — at least in the current situation — has decided that it cannot continue to receive political flak at home without holding Sharif to account.

These assessments were made just now ? After three decades of dealing with Nawaz Sharif ?

Prem · Post by **Prem** » 26 Oct 2013 05:44

Lahore De Gappori, jeb Which Gajra

Burdened Dekhonomy: ‘Pakistan has spent Zimbabwe $200b on Afghan refugees’

PESHABWAR: Pakistan cannot afford to host Afghan refugees any longer and has spent more than $200 billion in the last 30 years on them, said Minister for States and Frontier Regions Abdul Qadir Baloch.Baloch said the government will continue to provide protection to Afghans in Pakistan, but “the government of Afghanistan must improve the conditions of its country so refugees can start repatriating. They can only return if there is durable peace in Afghanistan,” Baloch said.He also directed law enforcement agencies to not arrest or harass Afghans as long as they possess their old registration cards, since the new cards may take two months to be issued. Baloch said he would order action against any police official found harassing refugees without a reason.“Refugees often get involved in different types of crime as they are legally not allowed to work in Pakistan. This also worsens law and order problems for the country.” he said.Baloch said the Refugees Affected and Hosting Areas programme has been initiated by the government. “Donors have pledged $600 million for the project, but so far only $15 million has been given.”The minister said various development projects, including the supply of clean drinking water, construction of educational institutions, hospitals and parks, would also be initiated in areas where refugees have lived and are still living.

putnanja · Post by **putnanja** » 26 Oct 2013 05:57

SSridhar wrote:
Dipanker wrote:Haven’t become PM of India to redraw border: Manmohan Singh to Nawaz Sharif
From the above,
The episode and subsequent lack of action on the part of Pakistan has strengthened the assessment in India that Sharif remains a somewhat tricky customer who might say one thing at a meeting only to go ahead to do just what he wants.

The Pakistani PM is seen as neither willing nor capable of reining in the army, but the Indian government — at least in the current situation — has decided that it cannot continue to receive political flak at home without holding Sharif to account.
These assessments were made just now ? After three decades of dealing with Nawaz Sharif ?

Well, elections are around the corner. Else, they would have continued the engagement to "strengthen the peace constituency" in pakistan, and "because we are neighbours and there is no alternative to talking".

Dipanker · Post by **Dipanker** » 26 Oct 2013 06:32

Pakistan second-worst country in gender equality: WEF

Pakistan ranks as the world’s second-worst country in terms of gender equality and equitable division of resources and opportunities among men and women, says a report published Friday.

The Global Gender Gap Report 2013, published by the World Economic Forum in collaboration with faculty at Harvard University and the University of California, Berkeley, assesses 136 countries, representing more than 93 per cent of the world’s population, on how well resources and opportunities are divided among male and female populations.

arun · Post by **arun** » 26 Oct 2013 08:35

Dipanker wrote:Pakistan second-worst country in gender equality: WEF

The Islamic Republic of Pakistan has been of late plumbing the depths on a number of different index’s besides the global gender gap index:

Datelined October 1, 2013:

Revealed: The World’s Worst Passports For Travel

Datelined October 2, 2013:

Pakistan among the worst countries to grow old in: UN

Datelined October 3, 2013:

Pakistan bottom of the barrel on net freedom: Report

manjgu · Post by **manjgu** » 26 Oct 2013 09:19

implict in MMS statement abt "not being the PM... to redraw boundaries" is the understanding that redrawing boundaries means loss of territory !! i wish he had said that "only solution of kashmir issue is return of POK to India or "only thing that remains to be discussed is return of POK and areas gifted to china back to India "

arun · Post by **arun** » 26 Oct 2013 09:22

Peregrine wrote:Pakistan's "Season of Billions" is here!

Burdened economy : ‘Pakistan has spent $200b on Afghan refugees’

PESHAWAR : Pakistan cannot afford to host Afghan refugees any longer and has spent more than $200 billion in the last 30 years on them, said Minister for States and Frontier Regions Abdul Qadir Baloch.
Cheers

The Geostrategic brilliance of the Strategic Depth policy of the Uniformed Jihadi’s of the Military of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan has certainly cost the civilian taxpayers of that country a pretty packet with zilch return

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Dipanker · Post by **Dipanker** » 26 Oct 2013 11:45

BSF kills three Pak smugglers, recovers 24kg heroin in Punjab

AMRITSAR: Border Security Force (BSF) on Saturday shot dead three Pakistani smugglers near Indo-Pak international border in Punjab and recovered 24 kilogram heroin valued at around Rs 120 crore in the international market following search of the area. BSF also recovered on magazine of AK47 rifle and a pistol.

Proof that Paki are pushing all the drugs in Punjab ( and beyond ).

Anujan · Post by **Anujan** » 26 Oct 2013 12:15

Read the post I had posted some time back about how during Zia's time Pakistan Army was involved in Heroin manufacture and distribution.

Baikul · Post by **Baikul** » 26 Oct 2013 13:03

Peregrine wrote:Aman Ki Asha Circus Grounded and becomes Aman Ki Nirasha :

1. Nawaz Sharif parrots same old li(n)es in US — seeks parity with India
..............
Cheers

Pakistani existential philosophy:

With India, always parity,
From the world unending charity.

SSridhar · Post by **SSridhar** » 26 Oct 2013 14:01

Edit in DT

The atmospherics of the meeting between Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and US President Barack Obama in Washington appeared very positive.

SSridhar · Post by **SSridhar** » 26 Oct 2013 14:15

Talks with TTP in the next few days: Sartaj Aziz - Dawn
I tend to be frugal with my use of smileys, but, not in this.

“We are developing a comprehensive anti-terrorism policy and holding talks with TTP is part of that strategy,” he said.

Mr Aziz said the government had already covered a lot of ground and “talks with the Taliban are likely to start in the next few days”.

He regretted a Washington Post story published on Thursday, a day after the prime minister completed his US trip, claiming that Pakistan had not only endorsed the drone attacks but also sometimes participated in selecting targets.

“The story and its timing … all very unfortunate,” Mr Aziz said.

“Mr Musharraf may have given a verbal understanding but there’s no written agreement.”

As the prime minister told US leaders during his visit, the attacks violated Pakistan’s sovereignty and were counter-productive, “so we do not recognise any verbal understanding,” he added.

On Wednesday, Mr Sharif told a briefing in Washington that he had raised the issue [Pakistani-American scientist Aafia Siddiqui] with the Americans but on Thursday US officials said the issue was never discussed as “it’s not open to discussion”.

Mr Aziz did not respond when asked if the prime minister had also asked the Americans to share civil nuclear technology with Pakistan as it was doing with India.

He acknowledged that there were still some differences between the US and Pakistan, “but positively greatly outnumber the negatives”.

anupmisra · Post by **anupmisra** » 26 Oct 2013 16:04

Abysmal Status of Science in Pakiland - Parvez Hoodbhoy

anupmisra · Post by **anupmisra** » 26 Oct 2013 16:26

The State of Curricula and Textbooks in Pakistan - The Subtle Subversion - Must save this free download of the entire report.

SSridhar · Post by **SSridhar** » 26 Oct 2013 19:05

anupmisra, it is linked in the first post of every TSP thread.

Those who haven't read it have missed a valuable source of TSP approach to India.

CRamS · Post by **CRamS** » 26 Oct 2013 20:57

Baikul,

On TSP's obsession for parity with India, I read a 2-bit Reuters report this morning (not worth posting here) on the extent of this obsession and the western nut cases pander to that. It was about this movie in TSP showing India as the villain for all their troubles and how its a roaring success among Pakis.

Now, in contrast we have in Bollywood all kinds of Paki kiss up movies including some latest waar chodo crap (I have not seen a single movie showing with clarity TSP's war of 1000 cuts against India), but the reuter's reporter used all his "investigative" prowess to do an equal equal by digging up some Bollywood movie about Dawood Ibrahim (how dare India do that, only Hollywood can make maacho movies about OBL and such) and some crap I have never heard of called Ek Tiger or whatever to show how Indians love "anti" TSP movies. And of course Reuters generously qutes TSP "moderates" saying "both sides" demonize each other.

anupmisra · Post by **anupmisra** » 27 Oct 2013 00:10

More South Asian Stuff

Pakis to protest ball-tampering ‘leniency’ with ICC

Paji cricket officials were fuming over the second Test ball-tampering row which saw South Africa's Faf Du Plessis hit with a small fine, claiming punishment would have been more severe had a sub-continent player been involved.

The PCB is writing a letter to the ICC seeking an explanation of the inconsistency by the match referee in application of the ball-tampering rule to Afridi vs Faf

He was referring to Pakistan all-rounder Shahid Afridi's ban for the same offence in Australia in 2010

Shoaib Akhtar who was banned for two one-dayers and fined 75 per cent of his match fee for tampering during a tri-series in Sri Lanka in 2003, said Pakistan have “no say” in the ICC.

“I am sure had it been a Pakistani or a sub-continent player he would have been banned,” said Latif.

Afridi ban (need we all be reminded of that famous image, hain?): An apple a day...

All I can say to sethiji is Waaaahh!!

Peregrine · Post by **Peregrine** » 27 Oct 2013 00:20

Ten more lives lost as Lyari gang-war rages on

Cheers

Nandu · Post by **Nandu** » 27 Oct 2013 02:44

CRamS, EK Tha Tiger was actually a fairly popular movie. It did not "demonize" the ISI in any way. Merely portrayed them as an antagonist for a while since the hero was working for the RAW. In the end, an ISI-RAW equal-equal was drawn when the hero+heroine turned against both agencies.

It is a far cry from the kind of propaganda that waar is.

Cosmo_R · Post by **Cosmo_R** » 27 Oct 2013 04:34

SSridhar wrote: The Pakistani PM is seen as neither willing nor capable of reining in the army, but the Indian government — at least in the current situation — has decided that it cannot continue to receive political flak at home without holding Sharif to account.

These assessments were made just now ? After three decades of dealing with Nawaz Sharif ?

Yes. Since 2004, the MEA/PMO 'strategy' has been based on hope. And we know hope is not a strategy.

We are dealing with delusionals here. Listen to them privately and you immediately walk away with that they are out of touch with ground reality.

I can't explain this. Could be vote bank compulsions, could be naivete, could be denial. What also comes across is lack of steel.

We are led by men of noodles.

abhijitm · Post by **abhijitm** » 27 Oct 2013 17:56

Pukistan fails to quarantine itself so Russia quarantines pakistan. Now this raises serious concern about us importing pakistani agricultural products (onions recently). The world is quarantining paki products. We too must kick them out.
Ban on import from Oct 1, 2013 by Russian authorities

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http://dailytimes.com.pk/default.asp?page=2013\10\27\story_27-10-2013_pg5_8

Pakistan is likely to face $160 to $170 million worth loss of fruits and vegetables export orders during the current year from Russian exporters following rejection of a request of the Pakistani government extended to the Russian Quarantine Department for lifting of ban on Pakistani products.

Russian government had placed a temporary ban on import of agriculture products from Pakistan from October 1, 2013, which might pose financial loss to country’s exporters and farmers alike.

According to a notification issued by the Russian Federal Service for Veterinary and Phyto sanitary Surveillance the move was necessitated due to glare violation of prevailing international and Russian quarantine rules by the Pakistani exporters, which might cause outbreak of agriculture diseases in Russia.

Taking cognisance of lack of pursuance of quarantine rules by the Pakistani exporters, a temporary ban was placed on all kinds of imports from Pakistan.

In pursuance of removing the ban placed by Russian Quarantine department, National Food Security and Research Through Pakistan Embassy in Russia sent a letter F,1-2/2012-DFSC to concerned officials of Russian government demanding removal of ban on Pakistani agriculture products.

However Russian Federal Service for Veterinary and Phyto sanitary Surveillance remained steadfast in its resolve against Pakistani agriculture products declaring Pakistani Quarantine system as ineffective and replete with flaws.

Russian officials expressed the apprehension Pakistani agriculture products might pose serious health risk to Russian consumers in terms of agriculture disease.

However suggesting other measures which may lead to lifting of ban, the Russian officials urged Pakistan government to furnish them complete details regarding information about prevailing Pakistani Quarantine system.

They urged concerned Pakistani department to provide all relevant details pertaining to mode of inspection of all export oriented agriculture products and process of issuance of their certificates besides extent of penalising offenders of quarantine rules.

In the wake of poor response displayed by the Russian quarantine officials, Pakistani concerned ministry is seriously contemplating to invite Russian officials to the country to show them existing quarantine system which help appease them regarding its quality and which may lead to lifting of ban on Pakistani agriculture products.

A meeting was held in Islamabad on Thursday which was chaired by Federal Minister for National Food Security and Research Sikandar Hayat Khan Bosan and attended among others by fruits and vegetable exporters during which the minister informed the participants about vigorous efforts by the government for removing ban on exports and to resume export of Pakistani fruits and vegetables to Russia.

He resolved in view of vital significance of Russia as key importer of Pakistani agriculture products, all out measures would be undertaken at the highest level to remove apprehensions of Russian Quarantine Department and in this connection all concerned officials from Russia would be invited to Pakistan and they would be shown all related process from farm to processing, packaging and control of diseases at Quarantine level undertaken by Pakistani officials.

Former Chairman All Pakistan Vegetable and Fruit Exporter Association Waheed Ahmad said Russian Quarantine Department has given a detailed list of their demands, which appeared difficult to be fulfilled until December 1, when Pakistani kinnow export usually takes off every year.

He apprehended the ban by the Russian Quarantine Department might cause irreparable damage to country’s overall exports as over the years Pakistan has emerged as one of the largest fruits and vegetable exporter to Russia.

He demanded the concerned ministry to ensure drastic measures relating to inviting Russian Quarantine Department to Pakistan instead of employing usual delaying tactics, which the country could ill-afford at this crucial juncture.

abhijitm · Post by **abhijitm** » 27 Oct 2013 18:09

One of the rituals in Karachi. Gang war, political killings, religious cleansing and bank robberies
Local, foreign currencies worth Rs10m looted

Three armed robbers, including one clad in a burqa, held hostage staff of a foreign exchange company on I.I. Chundrigar Road on Saturday and walked off with a bag filled with local and foreign currency worth around Rs10 million, police said.

The officials added that two men and apparently a woman clad in a burqa entered Glaxy Exchange posing as customers.

“According to the staff, all the three persons posing as customers took their seats in the waiting area,” said Mithadar SHO Inspector Yar Muhammad Rind. “One of the staffers was upstairs and the moment he came to sit at his place carrying a bag filled with foreign and local currency, the burqa-clad bandit rushed to him and put pistol to his forehead.”

In the meantime, he said, two other men pulled out pistols and held the other staff hostage. They snatched the currency bag and ran away to the bikes waiting outside, he said, adding that the private security guards deployed at the company ‘surprisingly’ did not put any resistance.

abhijitm · Post by **abhijitm** » 27 Oct 2013 18:46

These pakis are a wierd species. They boast something about they should be very concerned of.

Pakistan becomes second largest food donor

The headline is a WOW factor but the actual story is FATA is suffering from malnutrition at an alarming level. WFP-Pakistan is operating there to curb the level of hunger. Pakistan government had pledged some 150,000 metric ton of wheat to WFP for the distribution in the affected area. Which they have most likely bought from the international market with us aid. Yet, this is not enough. The international community had promised some $43m out of which only $29m has been received. Failing which WFP might have to shut down their operation in pakiland. Pakis dont have enough mechanism to fortify raw wheat which they have proudly donated to their citizens. So all in all its a pretty gloomy picture and the headline suggest pakistan has no internal governance to help their people so they need help from WFP at this scale.

Pakistan has donated 150,000 metric tons of wheat to World Food Programme (WFP) in 2013 as the country is emerged as second largest donor for the United Nations body.

“This year's donation, valued at Rs5.5 billion (US$52 million) has placed Pakistan as WFP's second largest donor in 2013 which demonstrated the government's continued ownership of development process and a strong commitment to helping its people in need.”

The international donors have provided complementary funding of US$29 million out of the total requirement of US$ 43 million, WFP Spokesman, Amjad Jamal said on Thursday.

The assistance was provided at a time when critical funding shortages threatened the provision of emergency food assistance in the country.

According to WFP Pakistan, it aims to assist 8.3 million people between 2013 and 2015 at a total cost of US$535 million with projects to improve economic opportunities and promote social inclusion in FATA, boost community resilience in disaster-prone areas, and address nutrition and education needs in the country.

go through the comments section. Many idiots are having orgasm. That's what this headline is about, isnt it

a GOOD NEWS from Pakistan, makes world happy. One more step towards Happy Peaceful Positive Pakitan

This shows what a great nation with great people who live there, with US aid , still they donate, all country should follow,mainly the oil rich nations!,

This is good, but perphaps we should first make sure our own citizens are fed, then worry about others?{a$$hole your government bought wheat from amriki aid and donated to your own people. Read the article not the headline you d!khead}

Are we being paid for donating this food or not? If not, then we are being generous to a fault when our our poor go hungry.{iski maa ki... charge money for donation eey}

proud to be a Pakistani. A generous nation

This is a good gesture by Pakistan, but this donation is burdening the common people as low supply of wheat is the reason of wheat's price hike in country. Government should donate but first fulfill need of its own people.

What an amazing news.If we remove the horror of religious extremism and the cancer of conspiracy theories in our country, it would be the best in the world.

Peregrine · Post by **Peregrine** » 27 Oct 2013 19:29

abhijitm wrote:Pukistan fails to quarantine itself so Russia quarantines pakistan. Now this raises serious concern about us importing pakistani agricultural products (onions recently). The world is quarantining paki products. We too must kick them out.
Ban on import from Oct 1, 2013 by Russian authorities
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http://dailytimes.com.pk/default.asp?page=2013\10\27\story_27-10-2013_pg5_8
Pakistan is likely to face $160 to $170 million worth loss of fruits and vegetables export orders during the current year from Russian exporters following rejection of a request of the Pakistani government extended to the Russian Quarantine Department for lifting of ban on Pakistani products.

abhijitm Ji :

SBP EXPORT RECEIPTS BY COUNTRY : FY 13 - July 2012 to June 2013

Russian Federation : Total Exports : US$ 234,906

As such the Figure of $160 to $170 million worth loss of fruits and vegetables export orders during the current year is unrealistic.

Pak gits and their Lies!

Cheers

abhijitm · Post by **abhijitm** » 27 Oct 2013 19:34

^ The figures in that report are in thousand US dollar. Means US$ 234.906 millions. By that the report suggests total export of about 24 billions US$ which itself is again highly suspicious.

Lilo · Post by **Lilo** » 27 Oct 2013 19:41

Nandu wrote:CRamS, EK Tha Tiger was actually a fairly popular movie. It did not "demonize" the ISI in any way. Merely portrayed them as an antagonist for a while since the hero was working for the RAW. In the end, an ISI-RAW equal-equal was drawn when the hero+heroine turned against both agencies.

It is a far cry from the kind of propaganda that waar is.

AFAIK, the last blatantly anti-TSP movie is "Border" expectedly having the once legendary Sunny paaji in the lead.
His memorable taunt "Oye tu Gulam dastagir hain naa,La'whore ka mashhoor gunda,gande naale ki paidaish" to a Paki gernail still stirs lot of takleef in jootube comment section among the Pakis.

Since Border almost all the Bollywood offerings dished out have been in the AMonkeyKiAsha mold.
Even Sunny paaji had to struggle to change his image to SoothAsia pappi jhappi giri to be allowed funding for his projects.
Such is the current hold of sikular sarkari dawood mafia on Bollywood.

Raja Bose · Post by **Raja Bose** » 27 Oct 2013 19:59

anupmisra wrote:Abysmal Status of Science in Pakiland - Parvez Hoodbhoy

er...what happened to that great Nobel Prize winning invention of Pakistan, the WaterKit car?? Have they become a stealth mode startup now funded by the yehudi VCs from Silicon Valley?

CRamS · Post by **CRamS** » 27 Oct 2013 20:15

Lilo/Nandu,

Thx for the info to someone Bollywood challenged as I am. As we have been pointing out on these pages, TSP's 3.5 and their media are also the wily foxes India has to overcome in its travails with TSP. That Reuters's b%^*(d had to go digging to find an equal equal. That was his intent even though the title of report was some TSP propaganda movie. And all he could dig up was that Tiger crap and evidently he did a hatchet job in his equal equal zeal.

saip · Post by **saip** » 27 Oct 2013 20:19

abhijitm wrote:These pakis are a wierd species. They boast something about they should be very concerned of.

Pakistan becomes second largest food donor

Actually the report was talking about the food donation in Pakistan itself. The WFP report actually said Pakistan has become second largest donor in the country. So why is Pakistan proud to be the second largest donor to help its own people? They are world class beggars.

Peregrine · Post by **Peregrine** » 27 Oct 2013 20:40

abhijitm wrote:^ The figures in that report are in thousand US dollar. Means US$ 234.906 millions. By that the report suggests total export of about 24 billions US$ which itself is again highly suspicious.

abhijitm Ji:

1. Sorry, missed "typing" the three zeros.

2. India's Exports in 2012-2013 were over US$ 300 Billion and as such Pakistan's Exports of US$ 24 Billion i.e. Eight Per Cent as compared to India's Exports should not be too far fetched.
Cheers