𝔗𝔥𝔢 𝔄𝔯𝔠𝔥𝔦𝔳𝔦𝔰𝔱

Not so long ago, American weapons were put on display by the T@liban, which NATO left behind. These are the same weapons that the BLA used to attack the Pakistan Coast Guard recently. When this stash is destroyed by PAF, Umah bros will start crying.

Pope Shenouda III of the Coptic Church

"sagacious" Literally every other tweet has this word... Get a new writer.

Gharib Pakistani chahay kahin ka bhi ho, uski koi aukat nahi. Only the privileged fight over ethnicities while the poor of all of them are holding on to dear life.

@segmentata @Indusland_ try building a house in DHA or Bahria or in Askari or any properly regulated housing society... if its not according to their building codes and if the design is ugly... they reject it

@Indusland_ It’s a private venture. Approvals cannot be denied for being tasteless.

What in the world is this monstrosity? Instead of traditional architecture that harmonizes with the local landscape, nature, and flora and fauna, this is what you built? Who approved this in the first place?

Is Bani Gala not an illegal settlement? Messy wealthy homes on a hillside polluting a river. Sounds pretty illegal to me. Requesting CDA to take action.

CDA Breach of Trust in Historic Saidpur Village! Descendants of Sultan Said Khan (16th century founder) are being uprooted from their ancestral homes at the foothills of Margalla Hills. This land, rich in Gandhara, Buddhist & Mughal heritage, was unfairly acquired in the 1960s for Islamabad’s development (F-5, Secretariat, Blue Area, Monal etc.) with peanuts compensation (Rs. 38/kanal!) & no proper rehab. In 2008, CDA Board itself approved Saidpur as a Model Village to preserve its identity & ensure native residents are NOT uprooted, with full community participation. Residents cooperated: vacated tenants, demolished old structures, rebuilt only self-occupied homes. CDA then built tourism/commercial spots. Now? CDA is demolishing & sealing native homes, direct violation of their own 2008 decision! CDA = Corrupt Development Authority? Even the Interior Minister has highlighted massive issues in CDA. Millions in bribes taken by CDA officers, and everyone knows this rot goes right up the ladder. Native families who sacrificed prime land for the capital are now being betrayed & displaced. Immediate halt to demolitions & evictions! Protect ancestral rights. Adhere to 2008 policy. Natives are ready to support anti-encroachment & security measures but treat us as stakeholders, not targets! #SaveSaidpur #JusticeForSaidpur #CDA #Corruption #StopCDA #Islamabad #Pakistan #BreachOfTrust #HumanRightsForAll @UNHumanRights @hrw @UNHumanRights @HRCP87 @dawn_com @geonews_urdu @ARYNEWSOFFICIAL @CDAthecapital @SenatorMushtaq @mustafa_nawazk @CMShehbaz @KamranLashari27

@Moonshine2jg5e @SuhaibAyaz They do on the honor models... they're basically copy cat models but under honor branding... Huawei separated honor from itself some time back... thus ensuring they didn't get affected from sanction ... baki they share the same R&D, hardware, manufacturing process, accessories

@SuhaibAyaz I heard they don't have Google playstore service on these phones

I m gonna switch to Huawei now

Part of why I’m against deportations from Pakistan or atleast have some type of thought put into who gets deported and who doesn’t instead of everyone or no one.

a visual representation of haraam k pesey ki parwarish

PTI should have some shame and partner with PAK Railways &other private investors &establish a modernized electric+diesel+steam rail network &railway stations, connecting the entire province Would not only help simplify logistics but also boost tourism with steam trains in winter

@mibo_b and thank god for trump that even these minor upgrades are being made by CDA

@mibo_b The service roads on expressway and Lehrer road and the adjacent settlements is where they need to focus... shitty asf road quality, always causing hell on expressway fixing those roads will decrease the normal traffic on expressway to some degree

Someone just sent me this. It’s the Islamabad expressway today. These CAT lights were all non-operational yesterday. We are all set.

??? They're not even in a straight line

How did they even get this much entitlement &the thought that they can do this &not be punished about it Imagine if there was any ambulance stuck in traffic or someone who urgently needed to reach somewhere. Hope the cars/individuals involved are seized/arrested @SohailAshrafGor

'انہوں نے ہمارے ساتھ بہت ظلم کیا ہے، ہم کہاں جائیں ہمارا کوئی ٹھکانہ نہیں' اسلام آباد میں وزیراعظم ہاؤس کے عقبی علاقے نور پور شاہاں میں کیپٹل ڈویلپمنٹ اتھارٹی (سی ڈی اے) نے آپریشن کرتے ہوئے متعدد گھروں کو مسمار کر دیا ہے، جس پر متاثرین سخت ردعمل کا اظہار کر رہے ہیں۔

Mashallah Everyone take notes

who tf allowed them to build settlements on a protected island??? unless its for environmental reasons but that cant be true for the walking tiles, and the swing they've got and the shitty lighting...

قوم کے مال کا بے رحمانہ استعمال دیکھ لیں سرکاری تیل پر شاپنگیں ہورہی ہیں فر کہندے او بوٹا گالاں کڈھدا اے 😡😡

On this day 31 years ago, a 12-year-old boy was shot and killed while riding a bicycle with his cousins in a village near Lahore, Pakistan. His name was Iqbal Masih. At four years old, his family sold him to a carpet factory owner to repay a debt of 600 rupees, less than $12. For the next six years, he was chained to a loom. He worked 12 hours a day, seven days a week, for a few cents. He was beaten with a carpet fork when he slowed down. The factory owners deliberately underfed the children so their fingers would stay small enough for the intricate weaving. By the time he was 10, he stood just four feet tall, 12 inches shorter than the average boy his age. One morning, he escaped. He jumped on the back of a tractor heading to a meeting about bonded labour. He heard a man explain that what the factory owners were doing was illegal under Pakistani law. When the man asked if anyone wanted to speak, Iqbal stepped up to the microphone. He never stopped. He helped free over 3,000 children from bonded labour in carpet factories across Pakistan. He completed five years of schoolwork in three. He spoke at international conferences in Sweden and the United States. He told a room full of adults in Boston that he wanted to become a lawyer so he could free every enslaved child in Pakistan. He was 12 years old. Brandeis University offered him a full scholarship and said they would be waiting for him. When asked why he would return to Pakistan when he knew his life was in danger, he said his mission was more important than his life. On Easter Sunday 1995, he was shot in the back while cycling home. He was hit by over 120 shotgun pellets. His cousins were barely touched. He was the target. His funeral was attended by 800 people. In the days that followed, 3,000 people marched through Lahore. Half of them were under the age of 12. After his death, a group of seventh-graders from a school in Massachusetts where Iqbal had once spoken raised $25,000 and built a school in his name in Pakistan. April 16 is now recognised as the International Day Against Child Slavery. The United States Congress created the Iqbal Masih Award for the Elimination of Child Labour in his honour. It is still given out every year.