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chetak wrote: ↑13 Nov 2024 12:15 ...

During Jaishankar's pak visit, apparently this was the only topic discussed by the pakis with him, all of whom were begging and pleading with him for the Indian team to be allowed to come and play in pukestan

Manish_P wrote: ↑13 Nov 2024 16:39

chetak wrote: ↑13 Nov 2024 12:15 ...

During Jaishankar's pak visit, apparently this was the only topic discussed by the pakis with him, all of whom were begging and pleading with him for the Indian team to be allowed to come and play in pukestan

No discussion about Cashmere?

Pakistan's Defense Minister @KhawajaMAsif has stated that India is currently in an indirect state of war with pakistan, and he supports giving India a firm response over its reluctance to play in the #ChampionsTrophy in pakistan.

At COP28 last year, then-caretaker premier Anwaarul Haq Kakar had called for immediately executing the $100 billion in commitments for climate finance.

According to the UN, around $700 million have been pledged so far for the loss and damage fund, with France, Italy, Germany and the UAE being the biggest contributors.

At COP29 today, PM Shehbaz also spoke about the devastating monsoon floods of 2022, highlighting they had resulted in 1,700 deaths, massive displacement, destruction of houses and crops, and $30 billion loss to the country’s economy.

The prime minister stressed that Pakistan was one of the countries that “hardly contribute” to global emissions

Daily VPN attempts to access p-orn in Pakistan exceed 20m: PTA

PTA spokesperson revealed that Pakistan remains one of the top countries for online access attempts to p-ornographic content.

“Nearly 20 million attempts are blocked daily at the international gateway,” said the spokesperson, adding that VPNs are often used to circumvent these restrictions.

SRajesh wrote: ↑14 Nov 2024 11:15 Just a noob pooch:
What ever happened to all the hardware left behind in Afghanistan by the fleeing Americans??
That has not reached the Jihadi Army: is that the reason behind the recent string of expletives hurled at the Afghans by the Jihadi
That the 'Brother' has cheated the Wahid Nuke-Clear Mulk

partha wrote: ↑19 Nov 2024 12:37 Apparently Pakistan PM Shahbaz Shariff has taken note of India's participation in G20 summit and has given strict instructions to officials in a meeting to get Pakistan into the G20 group within 6 months.

Over a dozen security personnel were martyred in two separate incidents in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa over the past 24 hours.

Although Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) did not officially confirm the death toll, official sources said that at least eight security personnel were martyred and three injured in fierce gun battles with militants over the weekend in the Tirah valley.

The AFP news agency reported on Tuesday that “nine militants” were also killed in the gunfight.

The clashes ensued after armed gunmen attacked a military camp near the Bagh-Maidan Markaz.

Manish_P wrote: ↑13 Nov 2024 21:10 Meanwhile pious young and old mujahids of Paapistan are struggling to keep the flag pole high

https://tribune.com.pk/story/2509317/da ... ed-20m-pta

Daily VPN attempts to access p-orn in Pakistan exceed 20m: PTA

PTA spokesperson revealed that Pakistan remains one of the top countries for online access attempts to p-ornographic content.

“Nearly 20 million attempts are blocked daily at the international gateway,” said the spokesperson, adding that VPNs are often used to circumvent these restrictions.

RCase wrote: ↑20 Nov 2024 23:46...
Question - why is the Islamic Republic of Pakistan blocking VPN access to training aid content (p**n) for the pious abduls? Abduls need all the training before their encounters with 72 hooris in jannat to be able to 'use (sic)' them as they please.

A beggar family in Gujranwala, Pakistan, spent 1.25 crore PKR on a grand feast for 20,000 people to mark their grandmother's 40th day of death. The lavish event featured traditional dishes, slaughtered 250 goats, and provided transport for over 2,000 vehicles.

Manish_P wrote: ↑21 Nov 2024 19:38 ^ Chetak ji, how is this new low hain? unless it means getting real down and dirty.

Now the TFTA baki mard-e-momeens of pak fauj can be in real close proximity to the single boy princelings of the PLA

likeise the Jernails can get some exotic chinese boys, instead of the new joinee afsars, for you-know-what.

Manish_P wrote: ↑21 Nov 2024 19:38 ^ Chetak ji, how is this new low hain? unless it means getting real down and dirty.

Now the TFTA baki mard-e-momeens of pak fauj can be in real close proximity to the single boy princelings of the PLA

likeise the Jernails can get some exotic chinese boys, instead of the new joinee afsars, for you-know-what.

Rana wrote: ↑21 Nov 2024 09:55 Pakistan adds names of 4,300 beggars in ECL
https://tribune.com.pk/story/2510849/pa ... ars-in-ecl

File under Beggars belief.

Pakistan has added the names of 4,300 beggars to its Exit Control List (ECL) following growing concerns over the increasing number of Pakistani beggars going in Saudi Arabia.

In response to a growing issue, the ministers also discussed the crackdown on the mafia involved in sending beggars from Pakistan to Saudi Arabia. Naqvi confirmed that 4,300 beggars’ names had been added to the ECL, emphasising a "zero-tolerance" policy against such practices. He stressed that the government was conducting a nationwide crackdown against the beggar mafia.

chetak wrote: ↑21 Nov 2024 19:22

SRajesh wrote: ↑22 Nov 2024 15:36 ...
Why phoor holding hands in open??
Is it Haram??
bhy not cave to hold hands!!
...

Baikul wrote: ↑23 Nov 2024 22:20
Two or three days ago a Shia caravan of 200 vehicles was targeted by Sunnis, in what reads like a military style ambush. 40 plus dead and counting https://www.thehindu.com/news/internati ... 899774.ece

ernest wrote: ↑23 Nov 2024 22:45 ...
What has become the state of the deen in Pakistan! Can't even wait for Fridin for celebrations. Traditions are there for a reason.

AS thousands of delegates, observers, and journalists covering COP29 spent the better part of their days navigating the labyrinth of delegations’ pavilions, the Pakistan Pavilion made a splash, with several talks held every day featuring international and national experts.

In terms of real estate, its location can be dubbed a “corner plot” as the kiosk has two entrances — where reception desks are set up with a helpful staff eager to help visitors who want information about climate change’s impact on Pakistan.

The pavilion, however, cost $250,000 — an expense deemed necessary by the government to highlight Pakistan’s climate plight at the global conference.

Like other pavilions, the Ministry of Climate Change also handed out badges to showcase local culture — the crowd reportedly nearly came to blows when snow leopard pins were being distributed.

Interestingly, India with a low-key presence at the conference, does not have a pavilion, only a delegation office.

As it reels from an economic crisis at home, Pakistan could not afford a delegation office because of a lack of funds.
# looks like all funds went into the snow leopard pins

Aditya_V wrote: ↑27 Nov 2024 10:48 In a country of 240 million- 4 people do not count, we need good numbers.

British former Conservative party leader and ex-foreign secretary William Hague was elected as the University of Oxford’s 160th chancellor on Wednesday, after four rounds of voting.

Incarcerated former prime minister Imran Khan also applied to become the next chancellor of Britain’s prestigious University of Oxford in August, according to the PTI.

However, Oxford said in October that 38 candidates were in the running to become the next chancellor but Imran was not among them.

The university said applications were considered on its “four exclusion criteria”, which disqualify applicants deemed not to be a “fit and proper person” by the UK tax authority.