Bharat Rakshak

symontk wrote:Interesting photo, there is a security guard with a gun. is the train carrying valuable items?

ArmenT wrote:Lots of stuff going on around the guy in the blue shirt. Not only is he receiving services from Phoonk Sundar, it appears that Phoonk Sundar is receiving his own Phook services from a muj in a black and white cap. There are also 3 cases of one-handed GUBO happening around the blue shirt guy and a mijjile paalish.

akistani opposition lawmakers and members of the treasury benches on Friday engaged in fisticuffs as finance minister Abdul Hafeez Shaikh presented the government's new budget in parliament amidst uproar. Members of the main opposition PML-N, who were protesting against power cuts and corruption during Shaikh's speech, scuffled with lawmakers of the ruling Pakistan People's Party in the National Assembly or lower house of parliament.

wig wrote:Baki Barliament turns into boxing ring

Baikul wrote:

symontk wrote:Interesting photo, there is a security guard with a gun. is the train carrying valuable items?

Phusth of all, the train itself ij bhalueable aj it ij the onlee train in Bakistan that ij working.

Sacand ofh all, ju can see it ij carrying the mijjiles of so many Mauleners, that ij most bhaluable onlee.

Third of all are ju an SDRE RA agent?

symontk wrote:Interesting photo, there is a security guard with a gun. is the train carrying valuable items?

vdutta wrote:

SSridhar wrote:Pakistan seeks AIR's help on Jinnah's 'secular state' speech - Anita Joshua in The Hindu

Taking advantage of the improved climate between the two countries, Pakistan Broadcasting Corporation (PBC) has requested All India Radio (AIR) for a copy of founding father Mohammad Ali Jinnah's August 11, 1947, speech in which he said “religion or caste or creed… has nothing to do with the business of the State''.

Subsequently also, various attempts have been made to black out the speech. Former Prime Minister Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto claimed that attempts were made to burn the speech and a concerted effort was made during the regime of military dictator Zia-ul Haq to remove all reference to that historic address from textbooks. Given the circumstances, securing a copy of the speech is more than just a case of getting access to a recording of archival importance to Pakistan.

vdutta wrote:Captain : On your guard!!!!
zardari reacts immediately

Anujan wrote:I earn for the days when bakistan was a pissfool country where the more bious used to just flog the less bious and not give them their 72

anupmisra wrote:Paki entitlement is not limited to the field of realpolitiks. It permeates into sports as well. Pakistan set to make waves in Olympic pool

First the bad news:

...two of its swimmers received confirmation to participate in the Olympic Games. The international body for aquatic sports, FINA, has selected Anum Bandey and Israr Hussain of Pakistan on the basis of their performance in the 14th FINA World Championships, held in Shanghai last year.

Then, the real news:

The allotment has been made on the ‘Universality Places,’ berths reserved for countries whose athletes are unable to qualify for the Games.

So, its all about reservations.

Anujan wrote:

Lalbrof with a lota going to Pakistan, taken by nanha moojahids.

Diary of a Social Butterfly


Must say, what a zabardast party the London ka goras laid out for their Malika, no? So many different, different functions. Almost as good as what Janoo calls "the late, great basant". I tau watched everything from start to finish on Kulchoo's computer. Vaisay I think so the Queen could have smiled a bit more. She looked a bit sarrhial through out. And why wasn't she wearing a crown, haan? Least she could have done. But thanks God, Kate looked nice in that red outfit. But if I'd been her I would have added some ruby jhumkas and carried a nice red Birkin to complete my look. But maybe she didn't because as Mulloo says, Birkin tau itna sakht common ho gya hai. Every wannabe begum has five five six six.

But one thing I was very impress with. Did you see how Queen and her husband, the Duck of Edinburgh, the way they stood all those hours on the royal boat all down the river? Imagine, yaar, she deep into her eighties and he almost hundred years old and standing so long without even holding on to anything? If the Old Bag, Janoo's mother had seen it, she would have said they must have eaten lots of desi ghee as kids. It strengthens your bones, na. I said to Aunty Pussy that you tau must be remembering the Queen's carnation 60 years ago? And she said, "hai, jaan, how could I? I was only five then!" I swear, what a bear faced liar she is! She's even older than Sir Clip Richards.

Vaisay did you see how he was leaping around on the stage at the concert? Like he was twenty or something? And Grace Jones like a pehelwan, I swear! Janoo says she's at least 65. Thanks God she didn't take off her big plastic headdress because I think so if she had, her plastic face would have come off with it also. And did you see the fire works? And the lights ka show? Uff total tabahi! And next day they had this big lunch jiss pay total ordinaries like gardeners from Regent Park and nurses from hospitals were invited to come and sit with khandanis like Kate and Queen vaghera. Imagine!

Why can't we ever have anything fun like that in Pakistan? A big party where everyone's invited and there's raunaq and gaana bajaana? I suppose mullahs will say it's anti Islam to enjoy and Imran will say it's beghairat to party when we're bangrupt and in any case even if we did have it, the Taliban would burst at least three four bums and kill a hundred people and kidnap fifty others, so I suppose achha hi hai that we just sit inside our guarded, walled houses and watch other countries celebrating and enjoying. Sigh.