Bharat Rakshak

During the talks, Mr. Qureshi {Pakistani Commerce Secretary} said certifications, licensing and lab testing are not the only non-tariff barriers (NTBs).

He said issues like delays in customs clearance, non availability of railway wagons for cargo transport, absence of direct flights or any problem which delays the clearance of goods with no end results or change, faced by importer/ exporter is an NTB.

He reiterated that concrete solutions for all such issues are crucial for ensuring market access in the Indian markets for Pakistani exporters.

As a part of this round of talks, representatives of the Civil Aviation Authorities of both the countries undertook discussions to ensure better air connectivity between New Delhi and Islamabad.

Processions were taken out in Muzaffarabad, Rawalpindi, Nowshera, Jacobabad, Peshawar and other cities.

Dipanker wrote:We can only thank the Pakis for not disappointing us, good going Paki, keep it up!

Nearly 20 people were killed and hundreds injured today when thousands of angry demonstrators during government-sanctioned protests over an anti-Islam film turned violent in several cities across Pakistan on a day being observed as 'Love the Prophet Day'.

The worst affected was Pakistan's financial hub Karachi, where 14 people were killed including two policemen who were shot dead. Around 110 others injured when anti-film rallies turned violent and anarchy prevailed for many hours in some parts of the coastal city.

jamwal wrote:Why this anger against theaters?

Violent crowds furious over an anti-Islamic film made in the United States convulsed Pakistan’s largest cities on Friday, leaving up to 19 people dead and more than 160 injured in a day of government-sanctioned protests.
Protesters in Karachi burned effigies, stoned a Kentucky Fried Chicken outlet and engaged in armed clashes with police that left 14 people dead and over 80 wounded by evening. Peaceful protests had been approved by Pakistan’s government which declared Friday a national holiday, the “Day of Love for the Prophet Muhammad,” as part of an effort to either control, or politically capitalize on, rage against the inflammatory film
In contrast, the day passed off peacefully in neighboring Afghanistan

The United States and Pakistan are planning a joint effort to draw the Taliban toward peace talks in Afghanistan, an initiative that could help reconcile some militants and give Pakistan a say in the political future of its larger neighbor.

A joint commission, or “action group,” would help vet candidates for political rehabilitation, with a goal of helping Afghanistan frame a workable peace deal after U.S. and foreign forces leave the country.

We can only thank the Pakis for not disappointing us, good going Paki, keep it up!

abhijitm wrote:Amok time for pakistan. What else to do? no electricity, no money, no entertainment. Time to rob, kill and burn....more than usual.

Mihaylo wrote:

abhijitm wrote:Amok time for pakistan. What else to do? no electricity, no money, no entertainment. Time to rob, kill and burn....more than usual.

Blah !! Riots Shiots !! This happens everyday in every corner in Pukistan. I ask why haven't they breached the walls of a kafir embassy yet ? Shame on Pukistan and shame on its mumineen.
-M

vishvak wrote:On friday, containers stacked to stop peaceful protest get manhandled.
Historical Day in Pakistan's history ---> #IshqeRasoolDay. We should keep up the good work tomorrow also.
Literally.
The pious cartoons background in twitter message means perhaps support from djinn tech.

Anujan wrote:Less than 10% of the population turned up and burned things.

RAPEs are terrified. After this they can no longer invoke the "less than 10% vote for religious parties" argument. They also know it is going to get lot worse from here on. Islamabad was the fortified RAPE city until now. Gates have been breached. No wonder they are talking about the coming "large scale" migration out of the country!

Harish wrote:

RAPEs are terrified. After this they can no longer invoke the "less than 10% vote for religious parties" argument. They also know it is going to get lot worse from here on. Islamabad was the fortified RAPE city until now. Gates have been breached. No wonder they are talking about the coming "large scale" migration out of the country!

That's the reason the RAPEs have put so many hooks into India through the media, WKKs, pakipasand politicians, and naive mango-indians. It's basically an insurance policy, when the unwashed surge through Clifton, they will get on a plane and head straight for Dilli. Who knows, Air India may even provide planes for evacuation, at the expense of the rest of us.