Re: Should we blame Pak or Pak government for food crisis in the world?
You need to read your history… Punjab saw a green revoltiuon under the British govt. Who do you think built all the canals??? Punjab was the breas basket of Britsh India, the British wanted to change the agricultural landscape so that they wouldnt have to rely on sources which werent as efficient and reliable as those in Punjab.
"CANAL IRRIGATION
After their colonization of Punjab, the British followed a policy of rapid agricultural development. Canal irrigation was a primary input for that purpose. The Upper Bari Doab Canal was the first one to be built in 1860-61. It principally aimed at generating employment to rehabilitate the disbanded Sikh army personnel. It took off from the Ravi at Madhopur to irrigate 526,084 hectares in the districts of Amritsar, Gurdaspur and Lahore, the last district now being a part of Pakistan.
The Sirhind Canal was completed by 1887. It irrigated 728,424 hectares in the districts of Firozepur, Ludhiana and parts of the princely states of Patiala, Nabha, Faridkot, Jind, Malerkotla and Kalsia."AKAI123 : Platform Mobile Untuk Login ke Akai 123 Anti Lelet Terbaru
And thank your dictator for improving the water supply and sharing system… But then, you never blame him for anything that goes wrong, but if anything is right, he is the first to get the credit… :rolleyes:
Water taken from Indus and Sindh’s share denied…this is been happening from the Brit era no doubt. You can read history, but can’t seem to understand it.