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@MDUmairKh Idiot Alert - Lack of Vitamin Education causes these symptoms.. this race is majorly found in confused descendants.. of Ancient Pakistan -A Glorious Civilization that never existed 🤣

Indian "history". Mixture of religious beliefs, superstition, pseudo history, fringe science and astrology.

@AdityaSatsangi The will soon get thrashed by their own Mullas for claiming Sanatani ancestry 🤣

Goin by Pakistani Muslim reaction, it's clear that they are ready for leaving Islamism for good.

@Shahje_ Be Safe brother.. I know at heart you are true IVC descendant aka Sanatani .. just take care .. and stay Safe

@vipul_mathur I am proud Mullah

Pakistan rolling since 5,000 years 😎 Dice from Indus, gamer from Gandhara (Shakuni) Bharat’s only role in this story was poor Draupadi paying the price when Pakistani dice were rolled! 🎲🎲

@chenabism This is what will happen to you, if you claim yourself Sanatani in public. 🤣 Be safe ..

That's my grandfather's dice a Pakistani dice from Harrappa indus valley civilization. Bharat/Gangetic civilization has no business with that . Stop claiming what's not yours , pettyass thieves.

@MDUmairKh Paijaan right now in Lahore 🤣

The real picture of the Indus Dice, kept in the Lahore Museum, Pakistan. It was found in 1995 in Harappa, Pakistan.

@AmmarRashidT This is what will happen to you the day you try to claim ..🤣 Your mullas will thrash the hell out of you ..all the best

Hilarious. Seems like the Modi regime is genuinely existentially freaked out about Pakistan's legitimate claims to the Indus Valley civilization. Propose we change Pakistan's name to the Islamic Indus Valley Republic of Pakistan just to ragebait the Gangetic Sanghis.

@cyborg_reborn Don't claim this else your Mullas will beat the hell out of you 🤣

The real artifact isn't in India to be photographed, which is probably why you had to upload an AI-generated image. This dice was excavated at Harappa (Pakistan), and is currently preserved in the Lahore Museum. Title: Terracotta Dice (Indus Civilization) Location Created: Harappa Date Created: -2600/-1900 Physical Location: Lahore Museum - Pakistan

@MDUmairKh Idiot Alert ! Still Talking about Ancient Pakistan -A Glorious Civilization that never existed 🤣

Since, the Indus River flows through Pakistan, now Indian government is desperately trying to kang on the Saraswati river that doesn't even exist by using terms like "Indus-Saraswati Civilisation", which is sad, to say the least. The Indus River flows entirely within Pakistan proper; meanwhile, the Saraswati River, if it ever existed, also entered the present-day Pakistan region and wasn't confined to the boundaries of a region that now comprises the Indian Republic. The Indus Dices were found in Harappa and Mohenjo-Daro, both in Pakistan. They're mentioned in the Vedic scriptures because (drums roll) Vedic civilisation came after the Indus Valley Civilisation, and its scriptures mentioned things that happened before.

The Koran says both 'Make war on infidels' AND 'Let there be no compulsion in religion.' Al-Biruni (973-1048) chose the first: 'India is full of riches and its people are mainly infidels and idolaters. It is right by order of God for us to conquer them.' Muslim armies entered Sind in 710-713, Gujarat and Rajasthan in 725, sacking Hindu temples. Mahmud of Ghazni from 1000 massacred Hindus and Buddhists across northern India. Muhammad Bakhtiyar Khalji burned Nalanda University and killed its scholars. Indian ports chose the second. Marco Polo called Indians 'the best merchants in the world and the most truthful.' He watched merchants from Fars and Yemen unloading horses at Mangalore, loading pepper and ginger. He praised Cambay's foreign merchants as 'always building fine mansions and magnificent mosques.' Ibn Battutah called Quilon 'one of the finest towns,' its Hindu ruler tolerant, its merchants Muslim and Chinese. In the late-13th to mid-14th century, Indian Ocean trade volumes dwarfed Europe's. Ships were larger, cargoes richer. By 1700 that had reversed entirely. What changed? Mughal conquest! Part of a wider Asian story told in The Millennium Maritime Trade Revolution 700–1700.

@EYounaan32770 Why don't you claim your cavemen settlement in abottabad 😂

IVC Pakistan, no Saraswati Indian Govt's attempt at history revisionism, they have started calling Indus Valley Civilisation of Pakistan as Sindhu-Saraswati or simply Saraswati civilisation and are calling Ghaggar-Hakra as Saraswati This is to justify Indian Hindu religiosity

This 4,500-year-old terracotta dice from the Indus-Saraswati Civilization is a powerful reminder of India’s living heritage. Dicing is also mentioned as a popular game in Rig and Atharva Vedas (two of the four sacred Vedic scriptures). From symbols and craftsmanship to rituals, yogic practices, and collective memory, numerous elements of ancient Indian civilization continue to thrive in the daily social and religious life of Indian society across regions and communities. Civilizational inheritance is not just about geography or ruins, it is defined by living customs, symbols, rituals, and unbroken cultural consciousness. India is the enduring living continuity of the Indus-Saraswati Civilization. #IndusSaraswatiCivilization #AncientIndianHeritage

@EYounaan32770 You forgot this one at Abottabad 😂

Dimwit & ignorant Kashmiri, here are few Lahore Fort Badshahi Mosque Shalimar Gardens Sheesh Mahal Naulakha Pavilion Tombs of Jahangir, Nur Jahan & Asif Khan Wazir Khan Mosque Shahi Hammam Shah Jahan Mosque (Thatta) Chauburji Roshnai Gate Begum Shahi Mosque Cont 1/2

@MDUmairKh I pity your education system, they still teach that earth is flat and earth revolves around the moon.. you guys are a bunch of neandethal buffoons !

She claims to be a professor and believes in the Out of India theory. A perfect example of parha likha jahil.

@nawabasadjutt Happy that you are accepting your sanatani roots. The movement should go on by changing names of the converted cities and rivers to the original one brother. Sharing so that you can voice for the change

Pakistanis claiming the legacy of the Indus Valley Civilization and taking pride in that ancient heritage have left Indian nationalists scrambling overnight. It has given them a sudden, unpredictable wave of inferior complexity that they never thought of. A narrative that was rarely challenged is now facing serious competition from the people who inhabit the land where most of the civilization's major sites are located. That's what you call a masterstroke.

@AshAwan786 Ancient Pakistan artifacts discovered in abottabad 😂

All these ornaments, utensils, artifacts 🏺⚱️🧱 carry a piece of history. Found by the archaeologists mainly in modern day Pakistan, main urban centres being Mohenjo-daro and Harappa, some parts of Northern India, and some parts of Afghanistan and Iran as farthest posts. According to archaeologist Shireen Ratnagar, many Ghaggar-Hakra sites in India are actually those of local cultures, with distinctive local potterry, but which had contacts with Harappan civilization. As of 1977, about 90% of the Indus script seals and inscribed objects discovered were found at sites in Pakistan along the Indus river, while other sites accounts only for the remaining 10%. Indus Valley Civilization is one of the world's oldest civilizations and a remarkable chapter of Pakistan’s rich heritage. 🇵🇰 Have a look.

@EYounaan32770 Ancient Pakistan evidence, cave settlement in abottabad. 😂

According to published reports there are more than 1000 known Indus Valley Civilisation sites (IVC). Majority of Indian sites either do not belong to IVC or are of post IVC era. Total of 500 odd IVC sites is closer to truth. Of these 400-450 are in Pakistan & remaining in India.

@MDUmairKh Ancient Pakistan - early caveman settlement evidences.. 😂

It was taught from the very start. In the Pakistan Education Conference of November 1947, the pre-Islamic history of the IVC and Gandhara was included in the syllabus. Then in the early 1948, Kemal Ataturk, Mahatma Gandhi, Raja Ram Mohan Roy, Lord Krishna and others were added to the syllabus of Pakistan, especially Punjab. During the 1950s and 1960s, the history taught was largely liberal and inclusive, covering all aspects from ancient times to Sir Syed's modernism, equating his Islam with liberal values and a priestless society. This changed in the 1970s when Bengali ethno-nationalists sought separation, and the state adopted Islamism as a knee-jerk reaction. This also included Bhutto introducing compulsory Pak-Studies, and Zia further Islamising the syllabus. In recent years, we've seen an urge to return to old nationalism (maybe even more radical) due to Islamist terrorism, Musharraf's reforms, and recent books written on Jinnah debunking his right-wing image created under Zia regime. However, the state has yet to adopt these things officially, even though state officials often share such tweets. Maybe once boomers retire, then we'll see some change on the upper level.

@MDUmairKh Pakis be like please someone connect to our ancestry 😂..

Main differences between the cultures of the Indus Valley (now Pakistan) and the Vedic culture (now North India). 1. The Indus Civilisation came before the Vedic culture. 2. Indus was urban, Vedic rural. 3. Indus lacked a centralised religion. Vedic culture was priestly and caste-based. 4. People of the Indus ate meat, including cows. Vedic people later started adopting vegetarianism due to Buddhist and Jain influence. 5. The Indus civilisation mostly buried its dead; the Vedic society moved from mixed rituals to mostly focus on cremation. 6. Indus had carts, Vedic chariots. 7. Indus traded, Vedic relied on agriculture. 8. Indus used cattle, Vedic horses. 9. The Indus was largely egalitarian; Vedic society had classes. 10. Indus lacked armies; the Vedic people knew the science of war. 11. Indus was a Bronze Age civilisation, and the later period of Vedic society featured iron technology.

@theRealYLH Actually Columbus traveled all the way in search of Ancient Pakistan 😂

Next Indians are going to claim that USA was once part of Bharat Varsha and cite Christopher Columbus’s blooper about “Red Indians” as evidence.