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@Qamar5618 Chalo tum hi bata do 2000 onwards koi Pakistani player jisne in 25 se behtar cricket khela ho Ek nhi hai Haan, Butt Asif aur Amir ne fixing zarur ki thi. Nawaz drugs k saath zarur pakda gaya tha.

ESPNcricinfo named Top 25 Cricketers of the Century 🤯 - 🇮🇳 in the list: 7 - 🇵🇰 in the list: 0

@_shiblee It was built by tax money of majority Hindus So hindu heritage

When Shah Jahan decided to build Taj mahal, he chose Agra, built by Sikandar Lodi. He appointed architects Ustad Ahmad Lahori and Ustad Isa Khan All the workers who worked in construction of Taj Mahal were muslims—every detailing of Taj mahal has verses of Quran Muslims heritage

@TalhaDigital007 Pakistanis ko lagta hai duniya 1947 k baad bani, usse pehle duniya hi nahi thi Unko ye bhi lagta hai 21st century mein Akram Imran etc khelte thhe

🚨 NO PAKISTAN PLAYER INCLUDED IN ESPNcricinfo's 25 GREATEST CRICKETERS OF THE 21st CENTURY ❌🇵🇰 🇿🇦 Jacques Kallis 🇮🇳 Sachin Tendulkar 🇮🇳 Virat Kohli 🇱🇰 Muttiah Muralitharan 🇦🇺 Ricky Ponting 🇿🇦 AB de Villiers 🇱🇰 Kumar Sangakkara 🇿🇦 Dale Steyn 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Joe Root 🇦🇺 Steve Smith 🇦🇺 Adam Gilchrist 🇮🇳 Rahul Dravid 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 James Anderson 🇮🇳 MS Dhoni 🇮🇳 Jasprit Bumrah 🇳🇿 Kane Williamson 🇦🇺 Mitchell Starc 🇯🇲 Chris Gayle 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Ben Stokes 🇦🇺 Pat Cummins 🇱🇰 Mahela Jayawardene 🇮🇳 Virender Sehwag 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Kevin Pietersen 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Stuart Broad 🇮🇳 Ravichandran Ashwin 🤔 Which Pakistan player deserved a place on this list? 🇵🇰🏏

@TalhaDigital007 21st century Frankly, no Pakistani cricketer deserved to be in that list Their greatest players are Wasim Waqar Inzamam Miandad Zaheer Abbas Most of them didn't play in the 21st century. Inzamam and Akram did, but for only a few years

@Yajurv05 Kaif

If you call yourself a cricket fan, then name this player....!! I'll bet 99% can't tell. 💀

@SammerAbbas Aggressor inki army ya air force thodi na hoti hai Uske liye Lashkar aur Jaish hain Jab unke thikaano pe missile giregi to army apne bil se bahar aati hai

Commander Pakistans’ newly raised rocket force Lt. Gen Nauman Zakaria hinting at future war scenario between India and Pakistan. “Matter of seconds not minutes” but everything being done to deter India with no plans of any aggression. Excellent 👌

@ahmadishtiaq The wire is a bullshit propaganda news company, who run their opionons disguised as news. Majority Indians don't care about it

Modi is under fire for India's growing global isolation. Read The Wire from India ! "The myopia of India’s hubristic policy of isolating Pakistan as a pariah ‘terror’ state stands humiliatingly exposed, especially in the face of the neighbour's ascendancy in the Trump administration’s global calculus” t.co/tnYNEzdeR7

@DSCricinfo789 Dravid

I'll bet 99% can't tell. 🥶

@sabeer It is not "Display of wealth" It is a centuries old tradition The groom's family, including the far extended one, accompanies him to the wedding spot. The bride's family, including the far extended one, gathers to see her off Kharcha to hoga na is sab mein

The display of wealth at weddings in India is often mistaken for culture or tradition. It is neither. More often, it is a projection of insecurity-an attempt to seek validation through extravagance. A wedding should celebrate love, family, and community, not become a competition in conspicuous consumption. People think they're honoring tradition, but too often they're simply showcasing vulgarity disguised as culture. The wealthiest societies are not those that spend the most on weddings, but those that invest the most in education, opportunity, and the future.

@OsintTV This is exactly what we shouldn't have been doing We are talking about this shithole country. We are wasting our time. That's what they want

The current market demand is not for “Made in India” but for “Made in Pakistan.”: Bilawal Bhutto A country that struggles to produce even an indigenous 100cc motorcycle engine is talking about building fighter jets and defence products. Simply putting a “Made in Pakistan” label(even the label printed in China) does not make a defence product truly indigenous. A few days back, Pakistan’s Defence Minister Khawaja Asif also claimed that selling fighter jets would clear all loans and turn the country’s economy into a top-tier global economy. How long will they keep selling such churan to their awam ? Video credit: ARY news

@sabeer India started with MNC culture and slowly downgraded to Lala culture in 20 years Too much population, ek anaar sau bimaar always makes us vulnerable to exploitation

I was an A student in India—top grades in school, a 10.0 GPA at BITS Pilani. Yet it was only after coming to the US that I realized EQ often matters more than IQ, both in the workplace and in personal growth. Too much hubris has been injected into the minds of ordinary Indians. Many have been led to believe that India is an IT superpower. The reality is far more nuanced. Technical skills matter, but curiosity, creativity, empathy, critical thinking, and the ability to work with others matter just as much.

@sathyashrii Isko to Pakistani khud bhi jhootha bol denge 😂

Seriously ??

@MDUmairKh River is Sindhu.... Named Indus by Western people The country's name is Bharat or India Bharat is the Hindi name, >10000 years old India is the english name, given by Western people... 1000s of years back.... Much much much before the term "Pakistan" was ever thought of

It's always funny when people of a country named after a Pakistani river talk about an identity crisis.

@HelleLyngSvends Great choice. Try to follow Arfa Khannum Sherwani. She raises a strong voice for Israel's autonomy. She recently supported Pakistan's Islamic identity, and by logic, automatically supporting Jewish identity of Israel

I cannot recommend The Wire enough. Will be relying on them for reading about India moving forward.

@sabeer It's primary purpose is crowd management Temples may turn into a stampede if people know a celebrity is coming there

I just read a headline that VIP Darshan in temples has been struck down by a High Court. My question is simple: Why did this even need to reach a High Court? Isn't the principle obvious? Before God, all human beings are equal. If courts must spend time adjudicating matters that common sense and basic morality should resolve, it's fair to ask whether precious judicial resources are being diverted from more serious crimes and disputes. Sometimes the most revealing question is not the verdict itself, but why the issue existed in the first place.

@darab_farooqui Abe khud ko Arab aur Turks ki aulaad batane tak to theek hai But itne delusional kaise ho gaye ki India ko gyaan dene lag gaye

The Ministry of Culture posted the Pashupati seal and called it the "Shiva-Pashupati seal." People rightly called it out. The label is the problem. The name is the conclusion. Marshall once offered proto-Shiva as a reading. The official name declares it. And since Hindutva is the governing ideology, this connection of Hinduism onto the IVC never stops. Then one historian, having rightly attacked the label, added that the seal might be Proto-Elamite. That is the problem in reverse. The correction to an overclaim should not be another overclaim. She refused the government's identity for the seal, which was right, then offered her own, which was the same mistake facing the other way. "Out of India", the Hindutva claim that the IVC was already Vedic and that Hinduism comes straight down from it unbroken, is the theory the label leans on. Scholars find it easy to demolish. What survives are debatable continuities, mostly from Marshall. 1. The Pashupati seal, read as proto-Shiva. 2. Conical stones and ring-stones, read as lingam and yoni. 3. Terracotta figurines, read as a mother goddess, a forerunner of Shakti. 4. The pipal tree, still sacred. 5. Bull veneration, the swastika, the Great Bath as ritual bathing. Then the dissimilarities. These are not small. They are structural. 1. Sanskrit, the language of the Vedas, has no established link to the IVC. The script is undeciphered. 2. The horse is central to the Vedas. In the IVC it is thin and disputed. 3. The IVC buried its dead. Hinduism cremates. (Though practice on both sides was more mixed than the clean contrast suggests.) 4. The IVC butchered and ate cattle. 5. The IVC was urban. Planned cities, drainage, standard weights. The Vedic world is pastoral, tribal, rural. It does not remember such cities. 6. The IVC was literate. Vedic religion was deliberately oral. After the IVC fell, South Asia goes non-literate for centuries. 7. The Vedic gods, Indra, Agni, Varuna, Mitra, are not in IVC iconography. 8. Varna, set out in the Purusha Sukta, has nothing in the IVC to map onto. 9. Karma, rebirth, moksha appear only in the Upanishads, deep into the first millennium BCE. Nothing of them in the IVC. 10. And there is a long gap. Harappan collapse around 1900 BCE, and the things tied to Hinduism come much later. And there are more. However, we have to be careful here. We are reading other people's work, not doing it. The dissimilarities are not all equally hard. Some are close to decisive. The urban and the burial contrast are softer, and specialists still argue over them. One distinction matters more than the rest, and it is about logic, not evidence, so we can hold it. Most of the dissimilarities are with the Vedic side of Hinduism. Most of the continuities are with the older folk side. But then Proto-Elamite. Here the historian did the thing she was objecting to. A little evidence, then the same kind of dissimilarities she would have used against the government. The Indus script is not Proto-Elamite. That can be said. Past that, the language is unknown. Dravidian, Elamo-Dravidian, these are arguments, not findings. Some scholars doubt the symbols are language at all. So it may be worse than undeciphered. What can we actually hold? The script is unread. So we know that we don't know what the IVC's language and religion were. There is a lot of scholarship for what it is not. There is not enough for what it is. The Ministry was wrong to name it Shiva. The historian was right to say so, and wrong to then name it proto Elamite. Both named what cannot be named. Anyone claiming a positive identity, on either side, is claiming more than the evidence allows.

@TheChronology__ Pakistan is a disgrace for both humanity and Islam Is this woman for real? She claims to be a representative of Islam, and also thinks Pakistan should uphold the Islamic principles It is only because of people like her that muslims in India face suspicion from others

Pakistan is an ideological state. It was created on the principles of Islam, and it should not deviate from it. It should not give recognition to Israel since it's against Islamic principles - Arfa Khanum She wants Pakistan to remain Islamic, but India should be secular

@kishoretwt17 Unko ye hi khujli hai ki India ne poori claim kar rakhi hai Unko ye nahi samajh aata ki India sirf. Claim nahi karta usko, own karta hai. Geographical region Pakistan mein padta hai, lekin uska ek ansh nahi hai inki society mein. Kehte hain Indus to Pakistan mein behti hai 😂

Pakistanis 🇵🇰 claiming Mohenjo-daro as exclusively theirs because it's located in present-day Pakistan is like claiming ownership of an entire civilization based on modern borders. The Indus Valley Civilization existed thousands of years before Islam, Pakistan, or any modern nation-state. The region's history is far older and more complex than today's political identities. After centuries of migrations, invasions, conversions, and eventually the 1947 Partition, borders changed but ancient civilizations don't belong to modern states alone. They are part of the shared heritage of the people who descended from them. This is the real history pakistani are very good at selling propaganda 🤡

@Dear_Men_Life To Pakistan khud minorities pe zulm kare to wo ek legitimate nation hai, lekin Israel kare to wo nahi hai Ye kya ghatiya policy hai ?

On Eid, Arfa looks like she is Pakistani & very angry on Trump. Topic : US forcing 🇵🇰 to Recognize Israel 🇮🇱. Arfa : "🇵🇰 was built on Islamic Principles & Pakistani people can never accept this" She again called "Asim Munir Sahab" She wants Secularism only for 🇮🇳 & not 🇵🇰.

@SFidaSheerazi @ThinkersPad Abe Pakistan khud stolen land hai 😂 Is desh ka naam Bharat hai. Us ko India angrejo ne kaha Indus Sindhu ka English version hai Arabs Sindh ko Hind bolte thhe. Angrej India kehne lage to wo naam pad gaya Tum bhi Indian hi ho, naam badal lene se asliyat nahi badal jaati

@ThinkersPad India name itself is Stolen from Pakistani river Indus.

Pakistan itself is from India. Just a piece of land usurped by Converts.