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Brad Goodman wrote:http://zeenews.india.com/news/south-asia/pakistan-21-soldiers-75-extremists-killed_858770.html

Peshawar: Pakistani security forces have killed 75 militants and lost its 21 troops during the 34 days operation against the ultras in the country's tribal region close to Afghanistan border.

Deputy Commandant Frontier Corps Colonel Wasim Zafar Bhatti said about 75 militants were killed in 34 days operation.

Pakistan: 21 soldiers, 75 extremists killed

As many as 86 soldiers injured in the operation.

The forces were deployed on May 8 in the restive areas comprising 28 small and big villages and towns.
In all 15,000 plus individual comprising 1,700 families were dislocated due to the operation, who were put up in New Durrani Camp in Sadda tehsil of Kurram Agency.
The families being returned to their areas are provided three month ration and free transport by the FDMA (Fata Disaster Management Authority).

partha wrote:Pakistan is a major cricket nation with millions of enthusiasts. This game has become a part of our culture,” he said

RCase wrote:^^^
But, Yindians are hindoo baniyas with small hearts onlee! Why will they help?

anupmisra wrote:

partha wrote:Pakistan is a major cricket nation with millions of enthusiasts. This game has become a part of our culture,” he said

And, so has the warm and cuddly act of welcoming international sportspersons with periodic AK-47 phyrrrrr (become part of the paki culture).

... Might as well ban Pakistan from ICC events. Better yet Pakistan should just walk out. That might put the ICC and the other member states to their knees . ....
ICC should assist the PCB in making neutral venues more profitable for Pakistan
... Its depressing to see the ICC’s unwillingness to go the extra mile to assist a country which brings millions of fans to the sport

... Pakistan and India should play maximum cricket either in India or at neutral venues. Pakistani talent should be saved and allowed to groom in next ten years...

This doesn’t matter. Once Misbah Ul Haq hits the winning runs of the 2015 World Cup, the ICC will automatically schedule all upcoming tournaments in Pakistan

kancha wrote:China may put Xinjiang Terror on Sharif Menu - TOI

abhijitm wrote:China is linking itself by road to a country supposedly quarantined by the entire world. What do they expect?

Pakistan should not buy electricity from India, Jamaat-ud-Dawah chief Hafiz Saeed has told the government, days after Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif directed his power minister to visit India to address the severe energy crisis facing the country.

"India is producing electricity on Pakistani rivers and offering the same to us to buy. Don't our rulers understand this basic point?" Saeed, the mastermind of the 2008 Mumbai attacks, asked while addressing an 'Ummat Conference' at Sheikhupura, some 40 kilometres from here, on Sunday.

Saeed, who is carrying a $10 million bounty on his head declared by the US, has been freely moving and conducting his activities mostly in Punjab, a province of 90 million.

"There is no need to beg India..," Saeed, the former head of banned Lashkar-e-Taiba, added.

His warning to the Sharif government came in the wake of its proposed plan to buy electricity from India and China to cope with the current energy crisis.

Finance minister Ishaq Dar had said India is ready to sell up to 2000 MW electricity to Pakistan and "we are seriously pondering to purchase electricity from India."

Sharif had told members of the Pak-India Joint Business Council last week that he had directed Khawaja Muhammad Asif, Minister for Water and Power, to visit India and explore potential areas of cooperation between the two countries.

SSridhar wrote:It is not as though the Shi'as have been complete dhimmis like some other people. They have also retaliated but they are 20% of the population against the 80% TFTA who have the backing of all the apparatus of the State. For example, see Sipah Mohammed whose political wing is Tehrik Jaffria Pakistan (TJP)

SSridhar wrote:Hafeez Sayed asks TSP Government not to buy electricity from India - ToI

Pakistan should not buy electricity from India, Jamaat-ud-Dawah chief Hafiz Saeed has told the government, days after Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif directed his power minister to visit India to address the severe energy crisis facing the country."India is producing electricity on Pakistani rivers and offering the same to us to buy. Don't our rulers understand this basic point?" Saeed, the mastermind of the 2008 Mumbai attacks, asked while addressing an 'Ummat Conference' at Sheikhupura, some 40 kilometres from here, on Sunday.Saeed, who is carrying a $10 million bounty on his head declared by the US, has been freely moving and conducting his activities mostly in Punjab, a province of 90 million.

Peregrine wrote:Meanwhile back at the Ranch :

Staggering failure : FBR misses revenue target by Rs461 billion
ISLAMABAD : The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has failed miserably to meet the outgoing fiscal year’s tax collection target, weakening Islamabad’s position as it enters a ‘make-or-break’ round of talks with International Monetary Fund (IMF) for a new bailout programme today (Monday).According to provisional results compiled till Sunday, the board could only collect Rs1.92 trillion in taxes, falling short of the original collection target by Rs461 billion and the revised target by Rs87 billion. The previous parliament had originally approved a Rs2.381 trillion annual revenue target for 2012-13 (which ended Sunday as well), but the figure was revised to Rs2.007 trillion by the new government after it foresaw a significant shortfall.

anupmisra wrote:An Epiphany.

Back in my early days of surfing and posting on BRF, I used to champion for signs of the breakup or implosion of pa'astan. Phew! I am so glad that did not happen although it seems every now and then that benighted land drunkenly totters on the edge of one dark abyss after another. The fall out of hundreds of millions of self-entitled bearded momeens, self-proclaimed "economic experts" and fully veiled (and fertile) motormamas in full religious zeal running around freely in a state of ecstatic frenzy and claiming ownership rights to every asset in the region scares the living bejeezus out of me.

habal wrote:Gen Kiyani is a shia.
Zardari is a shia.
Musharraf's wife Sehba is a shia/qadiyani.
Birkin Babe is a shia.
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the only exposed shias are the hazaras in Quetta and some others in Karachi. And they are getting a banging.

SSridhar wrote:Hafeez Sayed asks TSP Government not to buy electricity from India - ToI

Pakistan should not buy electricity from India, Jamaat-ud-Dawah chief Hafiz Saeed has told the government, days after Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif directed his power minister to visit India to address the severe energy crisis facing the country.

"India is producing electricity on Pakistani rivers and offering the same to us to buy. Don't our rulers understand this basic point?" Saeed, the mastermind of the 2008 Mumbai attacks, asked while addressing an 'Ummat Conference' at Sheikhupura, some 40 kilometres from here, on Sunday.

Saeed, who is carrying a $10 million bounty on his head declared by the US, has been freely moving and conducting his activities mostly in Punjab, a province of 90 million.

"There is no need to beg India..," Saeed, the former head of banned Lashkar-e-Taiba, added.

His warning to the Sharif government came in the wake of its proposed plan to buy electricity from India and China to cope with the current energy crisis.

Finance minister Ishaq Dar had said India is ready to sell up to 2000 MW electricity to Pakistan and "we are seriously pondering to purchase electricity from India."

Pakistan started dying the day it was born. Our “Islam”, our “Musalmaniyat” was the cancer that started feeding the hate and disgust that we feel toward one another.Once upon a time it was the Christians and Hindus and Parsis who felt scared. Now we Muslims feel scared of other Muslims. Islam’s neck was held by the throat and squeezed till its eyes popped. As a result Islam was replaced by a vicious form of barbarianism.When Pakistan started dying, we held candlelit vigils. We made Facebook pages dedicated to the cause of defending our fallen brothers. We promised we’re all Pakistanis. But one by one we kept falling.When Pakistan started dying we Tweeted nonstop. We shouted, fought, but we lost. When it was our turn to be slaughtered like animals, we cried and we begged for mercy that was never forthcoming.They came for the Hindus. We didn’t care.They came for the Christians. We didn’t care.They came for the Ahmadis. We said Ahmadis deserve this!They slaughtered Salman Taseer. We garlanded his murderer.They came for the Shias. We turned a blind eye.They’re coming for us and there is nothing anybody is doing about it.

partha wrote:Apparently Imran Khan's PTI government in Kybher Pakthunkwa has banned Muslims from being hired for "cleaning jobs". Only religious minorities can be hired for doing all the dirty work from now on.

Now wait for op-eds on discrimination of minorities in India.

KLNMurthy wrote:

partha wrote:Apparently Imran Khan's PTI government in Kybher Pakthunkwa has banned Muslims from being hired for "cleaning jobs". Only religious minorities can be hired for doing all the dirty work from now on.

Now wait for op-eds on discrimination of minorities in India.

Link?

ramana wrote:But more importantly India has 2000MW to give/sell to TSP? from where?

When Pakistan’s founding fathers stand by the Mumtaz Qadri of pre-partition India, when Islamic history itself is brimming with practical implementation of the Blasphemy Law, and when the law itself traces its roots in the religion’s foundation, screaming bloody murder over Mujahid Khan’s claims can be dubbed hollow rhetoric or amateur jibes at best. Before slamming Mumtaz Qadri one should deride the legacy of Ilam Din and the mindset of our founding fathers. Before condemning Mumtaz Qadri one would have to chop off the theological and judicial roots upon which superstructure of Dar-ul-Islam stands. That would take the combination of cojones and honesty that the most vocal of Qadri’s critics seem to be devoid of.

Ilam Din’s (or “Ghazi Ilam Din Shaheed” as he is more popularly known) case is the obvious choice for the relevant juxtaposition. By killing Raj Pal in the year 1929, who was the publisher – not the writer – of a blasphemous book, Ilam Din managed to carve out a legacy of veneration in the hearts of the Muslims of the Indian subcontinent. This murder was defended by Father of the Nation, the “epitome of secularity”, Muhammad Ali Jinnah in the Lahore High Court, while the Poet of the Nation Allama Iqbal dubbed the killer a “matchless warrior”, and is on record as saying at Ilam Din’s funeral, “We just did all the talking, it was the carpenter’s boy who took home the glory.” Jinnah was a part of Ilam Din’s defence in court at a time when he was still the ostensible flag-bearer of Hindu-Muslim unity, while Iqbal extolled the murder while he was scribing The Reconstruction of Religious Thought in Islam, a book that later on confirmed that Iqbal’s apparent reconstruction was supposed to be done by brushing the 20th century paint on the same antediluvian bricks.

partha wrote:Apparently Imran Khan's PTI government in Kybher Pakthunkwa has banned Muslims from being hired for "cleaning jobs". Only religious minorities can be hired for doing all the dirty work from now on.

LokeshC wrote:^^^ Pakistan was doomed because of Islam

A suspected (but innocent) Pakistani intruder died near an Indian Army post in the Saujian sector of Poonch in Jammu and Kashmir today, when an improvised explosive device or IED that he was carrying blew up.

partha wrote:Apparently Imran Khan's PTI government in Kybher Pakthunkwa has banned Muslims from being hired for "cleaning jobs". Only religious minorities can be hired for doing all the dirty work from now on.

Now wait for op-eds on discrimination of minorities in India.

Ashok Sarraff wrote:I see. But why don't we hear about loving explosions in Rawalpindi and Lahore that much? Even if the population is a low 20%, why are there so few peaceful blasts in the core Paki areas?

Anujan wrote:A treat for you guys: