Rivers and their impact on culture

[the_kaur]

Re: Rivers and their impact on culture

@SindSagar

I remember in one thread I had proposed Changing Name of West Pakistan to “SINDHSAGAR”

it is the One Unit Concept!..

and “India” (a British Branded Name) to Ganga Sagar…:k:

**You see countries can come and Go!

But Rivers will always Flow!**

India has many rivers and Ganga doesn’t touch every part of India, Southerners don’t recieve any water from Ganga. Cauvery, Godhawari, Krishna, Tapti etc are equally important, India’s four biggerst cities except Delhi borders Sea and Ocean:)

[muqawwee123]

Re: Rivers and their impact on culture

@the_kaur

India has many rivers and Ganga doesn’t touch every part of India, Southerners don’t recieve any water from Ganga. Cauvery, Godhawari, Krishna, Tapti etc are equally important, India’s four biggerst cities except Delhi borders Sea and Ocean:)

Same is the situation with River Sindh. It doesn’t reach all parts of Balochistan.

[the_kaur]

Re: Rivers and their impact on culture

@muqawwee123

Same is the situation with River Sindh. It doesn’t reach all parts of Balochistan.

But when Pakistan is introduced for the first time in our schoolbooks the chapter is named “Pakistan-A country of canals”

[muqawwee123]

Re: Rivers and their impact on culture

@the_kaur

But when Pakistan is introduced for the first time in our schoolbooks the chapter is named “Pakistan-A country of canals”

Its rightly said. Water of river Sindh reached in Balochistan through such canals.

[SindSagar]

Re: Rivers and their impact on culture

@the_kaur

India has many rivers and Ganga doesn’t touch every part of India, Southerners don’t recieve any water from Ganga. Cauvery, Godhawari, Krishna, Tapti etc are equally important, India’s four biggerst cities except Delhi borders Sea and Ocean:)

Correct, but they never wrote songs about any other River, except Ganga

@muqawwee123

Same is the situation with River Sindh. It doesn’t reach all parts of Balochistan.

OK! But it surely does! check bottom of this post!

@the_kaur

But when Pakistan is introduced for the first time in our schoolbooks the chapter is named “Pakistan-A country of canals”

must have miss spelled “Karnals” and “Generaals”…

@muqawwee123

Its rightly said. Water of river Sindh reached in Balochistan through such canals.

All rivers feed the Oceans and Oceans feed all lands via cloud "computing’ ;):indiaflag: (chakri = cycle of Water) back to the Mighty Land of Balochistan!

QED…:k: