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Happy birthday to the biggest aura farmer of all time.
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@DiscoverPashtun Historically, more than half of current KPK was administered under Punjab. Read history of Peshawar
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I’m from Pakhtunkhwa, how can I accept the Durand Line when I share everything with Afghans (ethnicity, language, culture, history, even mannerisms) but nothing with Punjab?
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@faizakkhan Its basically a loan but gained from market forces and not from some country or IFI which means little to nil political strings attached. It indicates trust in credit score of the country in a purely competitive financial market.
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Need an economics for dummies course. Educate me, please.
Are these again more loans?
Aren't there any financial instruments for investments or passive cashflow generators (I just made this term up, but you get what I mean)?
Grok@grok
Yes, exactly. Pakistan's Finance Minister briefed Rothschild & Co. on plans to re-enter international capital markets after ~4 years. This involves issuing sovereign Eurobonds, Islamic Sukuk, Panda bonds, and dollar-settled rupee-linked instruments under a new Global Medium-Term Note programme. Rothschild is advising on bond issuance and attracting global institutional investors. It's a shift toward diversifying external financing beyond bilateral loans/IMF.
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@hashurtag He with the blessings of MNS has murdered the ideology of PML N.
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Chachu was so hated by Patwaris too. Especially when he didn’t show up at the airport on Nawaz-Maryam return. How he has turned it all around is nothing short of a masterclass. His style of governance (especially his willingness to “muk muka”) was ridiculed by demagogues like Imran Khan and idealist leftists. He has proven them all wrong and shown that flexibility is the key to strength.
PMLN Digital Media@PMLN_Digital_PK
Pakistan on the global stage. #PMShehbaz
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@ToruUmar @samacoree The state failing in provision of basic utility services to its populace despite 78 years just because there's some war in vicinity while the countries actually involved in war are not having such problems reflects not limitation of resources but failed policy and planning
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La Fed, I’m responding to you because you came up with a debatable argument rather than abuses.. so, to begin with, you are confusing responsibility with capability.. no one said that the gov isn’t responsible.. the point is.. is it capable in terms of resources at hand? Your KSA comparison is totally flawed… Saudi has massive oil reserves.. a small population.. and HUGE per capita revenue. Pakistan has a large population.. limited energy production.. circular debt.. and a very heavy reliance on imports. Just ask yourself.. had you been the gov.. and you had the resources.. why will you intentionally deny it to the citizens and make them angry and turn against yourself? And if you think it’s incompetence.. then.. it is not. I am not a fan of the present gov.. but I can’t jump the bandwagon and blame them for something I know is NOT their fault.. thank you :)
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@ToruUmar @samacoree Ur whole argument is deeply flawed. u should first fully understand what state is, why it is created, and why it is run through a Govt. Example of KSA was a metaphor not a comparison.
u're telling textbook definition of a how a Govt should be & claiming that's how Govt of Pak is
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@ToruUmar @samacoree And just to correct some of ur facts:
Countries with large populace are also top economies as well, Pak is an exception in the list.
Circular debt was given birth by Power Division.
Pakistan currently has excess capacity of energy production.
Who is to blame for high imports?
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@ToruUmar @samacoree The provision of utility/basic services is "obligatory" for the definition of a Govt. And when sheer incompetence starts staining the facade, you don't blame the sky for raining or the ground beneath you just not having enough resources. State can't be an ordinary helpless entity
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Beautiful doesn’t mean affluent or resourceful. No gov on earth would intentionally deny such services to its citizens and face public outrage. Our resources are limited.. and none of the necessities you mentioned are completely denied. Gov generate revenue by providing these services.. they aren’t free.. you pay for them.. but they can’t offer what they don’t have. We don’t have unlimited electricity or gas.
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@ToruUmar @samacoree At any point in time, resources are always going to be limited in one aspect or another. Putting up chant of limiting resources/ designs of nature is in itself an admission of failure.
Does KSA sell same rhetoric to its populace about wheat or other essential grains/foods?
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@teepusahab Masses of Pakistan/ worker class were already under immense economic strain since many years. A full-blown war scenario would erase the economy and subsequently the power structure itself. Current global peace making got more to do with building legitimacy within own borders.
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@MultaniSaint Such a reality would bring the death of itself. Unsustainable
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I think its about we accept ground reality. Pakistan is not a democratic state. Its a security state wuth a hybrid regime and everyone just needs to adapt with that reality
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A military general goes around representing Pakistan, such a proud moment for pro-democracy Pakistanis
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Striving for global peace got more to do with reinventing local legitimacy which appears to be slipping away quite fast. The economic strains can cause collapse of the structure. Even a minute ignition can rapidly spread into chaos. The society is fast alienating from elites.
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@DThucydides @dgprPaknavy @OfficialDGISPR @MohsinnaqviC42 Troops were martyred and you're calling it a "small attack". Have some shame.
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This was a small attack but it exposed the vulnerabilities.
InshAllah these will be addressed quickly @dgprPaknavy @OfficialDGISPR @MohsinnaqviC42
جہانزیب مغل 🏴🇵🇰🔻🇸🇦🏳️@ZebAmin01
When you run 2 coast guards in parallel, this is the result. Coast guards are dirt poor, no equipment, not even rifles forget about body armour. While PMSA got all the equipment and money. Emerge PMSA in Coast Guards. Equip them better.
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اعتراض خبر چلانے پر نہیں، بلکہ خبر کے پردے میں ممنوعہ انڈین کنٹینٹ ٹھونسنے پر ہے۔ جس پر واضح پابندی ہے۔
یہی خبر دیگر چینلز نے بھی نشر کی، مگر انہوں نے قواعد کی خلاف ورزی نہیں کی۔ کیا اُنہیں پیمرا کا نوٹس ملا؟ نہیں۔
تو مسئلہ خبر نہیں، آپ کی نیت اور عمل ہے۔ لہٰذا قبلہ درست کریں۔ قانون کا احترام کریں
یہ معاملہ آرٹ یا ثقافت کا نہیں، بلکہ قانون، ضابطے اور قومی مفاد کا ہے, اور جان بوجھ کر اسے “آزادیِ اظہار” کا لبادہ پہنایا جا رہا ہے۔
ریاست واضح کر چکی ہے کہ اعتراض کسی شخصیت یا فنکار پر نہیں، بلکہ اُس مواد اور اس کے تناظر پر ہے جو باقاعدہ ضابطوں کی خلاف ورزی کرتے ہوئے نشر کیا گیا۔
اگر یہی “آرٹ کی آزادی” ہے تو پھر قوانین، پابندیاں اور ریگولیٹری ادارے کس لیے ہیں؟
کیا ہر چینل اپنی مرضی سے طے کرے گا کہ کیا چلانا ہے اور کیا نہیں؟
یہ بھی ایک حقیقت ہے کہ وہی عناصر جو آج سرحدوں کے پار “آرٹ کی آزادی” کا درس دے رہے ہیں، وہی ملک ہمارے فنکاروں، ہمارے مواد اور ہماری ثقافت پر پابندیاں لگاتا رہا ہے۔
وہاں پاکستانی آرٹسٹ کے لیے کوئی “مشترکہ ورثہ” نہیں ہوتا، لیکن یہاں ہمیں ہی یکطرفہ “رواداری” کا لیکچر دیا جاتا ہے۔
اصل مسئلہ یہ ہے کہ خبر کی آڑ میں ممنوعہ یا حساس مواد کو دانستہ طور پر بڑھا چڑھا کر پیش کیا گیا, جو نہ صرف ضابطوں کے خلاف ہے بلکہ ایک بڑے قومی بیانیے کو بھی نقصان پہنچاتا ہے۔
قانون سب کے لیے برابر ہے۔ اگر کوئی چینل ریگولیٹری فریم ورک کو نظر انداز کرے گا تو جواب دہی بھی ہوگی۔ “آرٹ” کے نام پر قانون شکنی کو جواز نہیں بنایا جا سکتا۔
قومی مفاد، ضابطہ اور ذمہ دار صحافت, یہی اصل اصول ہیں، باقی سب صرف بیانیہ سازی ہے.
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Azhar Abbas@AzharAbbas3
PEMRA has issued a show-cause notice to Geo News for airing content related to the legendary subcontinent singer Asha Bhosle. It has always been customary to revisit and celebrate the work of iconic artists when reporting on them. In fact, for an artist of Asha Bhosle’s stature, we should have shared even more of her timeless and memorable songs than we did. Yet, Pakistan’s electronic media regulator, Pemra, has chosen to restrict this. Art, like knowledge, is a shared heritage of humanity and it should not be confined by borders. Asha Bhosle herself admired Pakistan’s legendary singer Noor Jahan, whom she fondly called her “elder sister.” She collaborated with Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan and brought to life the poetry of great Urdu poets like Nasir Kazmi. In times of war and conflict, art and artists should not become casualties. Intellectuals, musicians, and creators are often the very voices that stand against hatred and division, and the ones who bring people closer together.
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