Pakistan Missile Symbolism

[syedpk]

Re: Pakistan Missile Symbolism

@SyedAbduallah

The majority of pakistanis are ethnically disimilar to bhindians, even northern bhindians. Pakistan is a hodge podge of different central asian ethnicities and the native ones, however most people identify with their fathers identity, so most pakistanis are central asian.

almost 80 to 85% of pakistanis are like noth indians

Punjabi are similar on both sides of the border.sindhis are like gujratis and rajasthanis.Mohajirs are like the indians of UP,BIhar,MP etc.

Only pakhtuns of nwfp and balochs of balochistan are different from indians.But the fact is they dont look like other pakistanis as well for example a punjabi or a sindhi.

Soth India is different and is much like srilanka.east indian is like bangladesh etc.some states of india are like chinese(nagaland,mizoram.sikkim)

[Khehkeshan]

Re: Pakistan Missile Symbolism

When did Pakistani nationalism turn into some werid mix of ethnic and Islamic nationalism? Must have been after 71.

India and Pakistan are both part of the sub-continent. They ethnic makeup may be different in regions, but all are desi in the end.

[Yudishthir]

Re: Pakistan Missile Symbolism

@nicols_john

A student from Karachi told this correspondent that "the names of Indian missiles are offensive to the subcontinent's Muslims."

"The Prithvi missile was named after a Hindu king, Agni refers to the God of Fire, not fire the element, and the Trishul missile has been named after the trishul [trident] wielded by the Hindu God Siva," he said.**

**I really find it amusing that Pakistani "experts" have the audacity to lecture the world about Indian missile nomenclature.

Prithvi, Agni, Jal, Akash, stand for the elements Earth, Fire, Water and sky in Sanskrit.
Agni refers to the fire element; the Fire God is Agni Dev, or Agni Devata.

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One blogger points out: "The funny thing is Babar [after whom the missile test-fired in August is named] fought against Ibrahim Lodhi, a Muslim king. So Babar must have killed a good number of Muslims in his conquest. Same with Nadir Shah, Ghaznavi and Ghauri [who] must have raped a large number of women in the border areas of India, which is presently Pakistan."
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Pakistani journalist personalities routinely abuse these invaders. They have suggested that Pakistan names its missiles after military generals that it has had after independence.

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Ammara Durrani, assistant editor at the Pakistani English daily The News, told Asia Times Online that Pakistan's naming of its missiles "after traditional Muslim war heroes" and the Indian government's naming of its missiles "in no less historically militant terms" are not surprising.
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Utter nonsense. We name our missiles after the elements and mythology.
Have we named our missiles Shivaji, PrithviRaj, Rana Pratap, Ashoka, Chandragupta or the Rajputuana kings who defeated Ghazni 17 times ?

Anyway, there is a mega TV series titled Prithvi Raj Chauhan coming soon on TV. I'm looking forward to it. He was no loser : He defeated Ghauri badly for the first time, and sent him packing to Afghanistan.
Now if PEMRA allows it to be screened in Pakistan, our Pakistani friends can watch it as well.

[antiobl]

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@DASBZ_05

Which pakistanis are ethnically arab? I mean other than few syeds.

Which Pushtoons are ethnically Afghans? I mean other than a few Kabuli Kommies.

Man, you guys want to low blow Pakistan on every moment. Your hatred for this country knows no bounds. We feed you, clothe you, and you still come back to bite the hand that gives you food.

[antiobl]

Re: Pakistan Missile Symbolism

@Yudishthir

..... there is a mega TV series titled Prithvi Raj Chauhan coming soon on TV. I'm looking forward to it. He was no loser : He defeated Ghauri badly for the first time, and sent him packing to Afghanistan. .....

Your mad reaction proves that Pakistan can frustrate Bharatis just by mentioning one name: Gori (Ok Ghauri. happy now).

Prithvi Raj or Ghauri had no friggin idea that one day there will be three countries out there: Afghanistan (10 million), Pakistan (150 million), and Bharat (billions and billions).

Those two little rats were fighting petty battles. So what if Gori lost one and won later. Both are long dead now. Your drama on prithvi (a Bharati hero), or Gori (a Pakistani hero) are simply childish way of saying "mine is bigger than yours".