Bharat Rakshak

JE Menon wrote:Just saw Blowall's speech. Fu(ker's nuts!!!

Rajagopal wrote:Below is a gem of a speech by Baby Bilawal bhutta. This should be archived if he ever becomes the PM of Pakistan.

He starts by replicating Chatur ramalingam("3 idiots fame") then he goes absolutely ape-shi* starting at 1:19 and descends into the werewolf domain, bawling for blood.

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xa2unh ... ?start=105

"May charter hoonh kee houcoumutt arp ker rawhey "

ejaz haider ‏@ejazhaider 6m
Who the ****** has authorised private guards armed with assault rifles to get other cummuters off the roads? #Khi


Marvi Sirmed ‏@marvisirmed 4m
@ejazhaider in Islamabad these creatures would stop your car coz their Saab would be reversing his car.

shiv wrote:

Rajagopal wrote:Below is a gem of a speech by Baby Bilawal bhutta. This should be archived if he ever becomes the PM of Pakistan.

He starts by replicating Chatur ramalingam("3 idiots fame") then he goes absolutely ape-shi* starting at 1:19 and descends into the werewolf domain, bawling for blood.

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xa2unh ... ?start=105

It's Chatur Ramalingam alright. That British accented Urdoo is embarrassing

"May charter hoonh kee houcoumutt arp ker rawhey "

Looks like he is trying to copy his gand-father Zulfu(ker Ali.

At least four people — including a woman and a security official — were killed and fourteen others injured in the blast targeting Brigadier Khalid Javed, who narrowly escaped the explosion and was said to be safe.Shahidullah Shahid, a spokesman for the Mullah Fazlullah-led militant group, said the attack on the security forces convoy was a reaction to the Zarb-i-Azb military operation against militants in the troubled North Waziristan tribal region.Confirming that the attack was meant to target Brigadier Javed, the TTP spokesman vowed to launch attacks on members of the Pakistan Mulsim League – Nawaz (PML-N) government.According to a military official, Brigadier Khaled Javed hails from Wah and is the Deputy Inspector General of the Frontier Corps. His house in Peshawar is located on a busy road and is easy to access. Javed and some other senior military officials later also visited the site of the explosion that took place near an office of the PTCL and the railway station.
. An unspecified number of injured was also taken to the Combined Military Hospital (CMH) Peshawar.The time the explosion occurred, gunfire was also reported from the area and windows of nearby buildings were shattered with the location subsequently cordoned off by security. Moreover, the site was strewn with parts of vehicles, including a car, a rickshaw and a motorcycle. More details could not yet be ascertained as security personnel restricted access to the area in order to collect evidence.

SSridhar wrote:Isn't that a 5-year old (and also a 5 year old's) footage?

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Muslim League (Nawaz) government is considering shelving much delayed Iran-Pakistan (IP) gas pipeline project by exploring an alternate gas import plan to plug the gap between demand and supply.The plan for approval will be tabled in coming federal cabinet’s economic coordination committee (ECC) meeting.Minister for Petroleum and Natural Resources Shahid Khaqqan Abbasi on Tuesday in an in-camera briefing said the government was mulling over an alternative plan to IP gas pipeline project. A substitute plan for the supply of gas will be presented before the ECC, the minister said.If an alternative gas supply is not arranged then Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) stations and the industries during winters will not find continuous supply of gas, Abbasi observed.

Jhujar wrote:Pakistan to shelve IP gas pipeline project: petroleum minister
http://www.dailytimes.com.pk/business/2 ... m-minister

partha wrote:While ISRO is preparing to insert a spacecraft into Martian orbit, SUARCO is preparing a PR TV program to restore H&D.

India triumphs in maiden Mars mission

Experts say the mission's main aim is to showcase India's budget space technology and hopefully snatch a bigger share of the $300-billion global space market.

The mission's cost is just a fraction of NASA's MAVEN spacecraft which successfully began orbiting the fourth planet from the sun on Sunday.

India has so far launched 40 satellites for foreign nations, since kickstarting its space programme five decades ago. But China launches bigger satellites.

Critics of the programme say a country that struggles to feed its people adequately and where roughly half have no toilets should not be splurging on space travel.

wig wrote:Critics of the programme say a country that struggles to feed its people adequately and where roughly half have no toilets should not be splurging on space travel.

“Why does India make fools of themselves messing in space technology? Stick 2 bollywood my advice.”

A_Gupta wrote:Haha, I thought they would be congratulating the South Asian Space Research Organization. Also the immortal (and very dead) Salman Taseer comes to mind:

“Why does India make fools of themselves messing in space technology? Stick 2 bollywood my advice.”

RCase wrote:Last time Zulfi(ker Bhutto promised to restore H&D with 'Ghas khayengay, bum banayengay' in the 70s. Nawaz had to explode one device more than India to assuage their H&D.

Wonder what depths the current political crop is willing to go for matching India in space technology? Eat dirt and rocks, maybe?

ISLAMABAD: Rain with thunderstorm and strong winds lashed the federal capital on Tuesday night, Geo News reported.

Rain along with strong winds added the miseries of participants of sit-ins. Several tents were also rooted out by the downpour. The rainwater also entered many tents.

Meanwhile, the Kaptan (captain) of the sit-in left for his Bani Gala residence while the marchers spent night in the rain.

The other leaders also could not be seen at the container.

Narad wrote:http://www.geo.tv/article-160643-Islama ... rotesters-

Islamabad: rain, strong winds add miseries of protesters

ISLAMABAD: Rain with thunderstorm and strong winds lashed the federal capital on Tuesday night, Geo News reported.

Rain along with strong winds added the miseries of participants of sit-ins. Several tents were also rooted out by the downpour. The rainwater also entered many tents.

Meanwhile, the Kaptan (captain) of the sit-in left for his Bani Gala residence while the marchers spent night in the rain.

The other leaders also could not be seen at the container.

Mahendra wrote:Dont worry Bakis, Indian probe may have reached Mars but your Chinese friend's probes are always in Ur-anus

@BBhuttoZardari
Pakistan should aim to be the 1st Nation in South Asia 2 win war on poverty let's not get distracted by an expensive & frivolous space race.

Lieutenant-General Rizwan Akhtar, the newly appointed Director General of the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI), in 2008 argued that peace between Pakistan and India was imperative in the broader regional picture, calling for the country to “aggressively pursue rapprochement with India”.

In a research report for his Masters degree at the US Army War College, Carlisle Barracks, Pennsylvania, on “US-Pakistan trust deficit and the war on terror", Akhtar had argued that peaceful relations with India not only improved regional stability but would also alleviate international concerns.

Akhtar’s research at the time highlights that Pakistan’s stability is majorly dependent on long-lasting peace with India, adding that this would allow Pakistani military forces to be deployed in other areas for operations against Al Qaeda/Taliban or other terrorist organisations threatening the country.

The paper calls for bridging the trust gap between India and Pakistan and while Akhtar will not be calling all the shots, he is likely to have a voice that can create a difference.
With peace between New Delhi and Islamabad, an externally secure and stable Pakistan can focus on its economic well-being and ultimately serve as an example of a democratic and successful Islamic state both regionally and internationally, he wrote.

ramana wrote:I think TSP will soon change their name to South Aisia

saravana wrote:Don't remember the exact column, but every time India achieves something which Bakis can't even stretch to meet, I remember the old Baki with impotent rage wishes for a complete destruction on either side because India has done injustice to them just by being better than them. Wish I could find the exact link. Maybe someone can oblige?

shiv wrote:

Mahendra wrote:Dont worry Bakis, Indian probe may have reached Mars but your Chinese friend's probes are always in Ur-anus

Ju-Peter , Ur-anus, M'arse and Penus are always close by in the Pedophilic Republic of Pakistan.

partha wrote:I told ya. Rahul Baba >> Bakwas Bhutto.

@BBhuttoZardari
Pakistan should aim to be the 1st Nation in South Asia 2 win war on poverty let's not get distracted by an expensive & frivolous space race.

Can't wait to see him as the PM of Pakistan.

partha wrote:I told ya. Rahul Baba >> Bakwas Bhutto.

@BBhuttoZardari
Pakistan should aim to be the 1st Nation in South Asia 2 win war on poverty let's not get distracted by an expensive & frivolous space race.

Can't wait to see him as the PM of Pakistan.