‘All Sindh residents should write Sindhi in language column of census form’

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Re: ‘All Sindh residents should write Sindhi in language column of census form’

@Mostar95

Hyderabad, Deccan is a shinning city now - developing and progressing.

In the 80’s Altaf and company thought getting government job was the only way forward then. They started their movement from the point where arms struggle comes in the end - they asked to sell TV/VCR and buy weapons then. Had they been not a negative leadership (which was the case with all the leaders of Karachi and Hyderabad since 1947), Karachi today would be similar to like Hyderabad and Bangalore in the field of IT and others. They destroyed education and educational institution in Karachi by encouraging cheating in exams. And then their culture of weaponization resulted in youths becoming killers and dacoits.

Still they are not ready to learn the lesson!

@GoldenAsif

True

Just look at the talent on TV - Moin Akhtar, Anwar Maqsood, Bajiya, Haseena Moin, Nazia-Zoheb just to name a few from Hyderabad Deccan. Grew up watching their shows, songs and dramas..

Multi-talented Moin Akhtar best comedian ever imo. died too young Also a big fan of alif noon. 80s was truly the golden period. cricket, hockey, TV dramas, even Bollywood etc.

I love Hyderabadi biryani..

@SID_NY

While we are at it, my eldest sister got married in hyderabadis and hence learned and cooked their dishes. I think they have the yummiest food ever, especially if you like spices.

In Khi, there is a small area called hyderabad colony. All the exquisite dishes of hyderabad deccan are found there. Though some people say that the quality is declined now since its not made by the actual migrants anymore, it still has the best quality IMO.

As for the topic, I dont know about census form but I’m a very strong advocate of learning regional languages and adopting it when you live in that area. People underestimate it highly that this small change brings enormous harmony and also increase tolerance.

People who migrated to Punjab after Independence are a clear example of that.

@GoldenAsif

yehi baat zara mahool ko bhi samjhayen

Btw Kolachi restaurant in London claims to serve authentic Karachi foods. Their tagline is, ‘Karachi k khaanon k maza London k Kolachi mein!’

https://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Restaurant_Review-g503771-d8087291-Reviews-Kolachi_Restaurant-Barking_Greater_London_England.html

I have heard and read mixed reviews about it. Apparently good quality food esp. their haleem but most people mark them down for slow service and poor hygiene.

Kion G.. Moaster mera mama lagda hai…?

jis baat main koi sachai nahi uski baat main kia samjhna… ajj tak estbalishment kay jinnah pur kay ilzam ki bhi pool khul gaye… to her aery gery natho gery ki baat par yaqeen kesay karlian…

@GoldenAsif

Sachay and Sid true

Admittedly much easier for someone migrating from East Punjab to assimilate into West Punjab culture. e.g. Zia

same language, same culture, only different location

They (most of them anyway) did not have to learn a new language.

All of you are agree on that Urdu speaking culture brought different ways of life style. This is called cultural diversity…

Baat census ki horahi hia… Quiad e azam kay farmodat ki roshini main to har Pakistani ko Urdu hi census main hi likhna chahiye.. kion kay asool phir yehi kahta hia is thread kay mutabiq…