Dolat Khan

Please remember this as you get older - advice from one of the greatest thinkers of all time

BREAKING 🅱️: Major shift just dropped. The U.S. government says foreign aid will now go straight to national governments, not routed through NGOs anymore. The logic is blunt: if the goal is to help a country, fund the country — not middlemen turning aid into their next business model. Do you support this? YES or NO?

@ABDULRE57919391 @fatimatassadiq @mehrubawan It really depend on what u like bt she is a working journalist nt a model or somethg so good for her

@dkbaloch @fatimatassadiq @mehrubawan It was fine but not smart

Literally no Muslim woman wants the kind of moral and social ‘ascent’ you have imposed on women in Afghanistan. Go back to closing girls schools & banning women from seeing doctors.

Her name was Asha Bhosle. She was born in a small village in Sangli in 1933. Her father died when she was 9. The family had no money. She started singing at 10 to feed her siblings. At 16 she eloped against her family’s wishes. Her sister Lata stopped speaking to her. Her family disowned her. The marriage was abusive. It ended in 1960. She came back with two children and pregnant with a third. No money. No support. Three children to feed. She went back to singing. Nobody wanted her. In the 1950s she got only the songs Lata, Geeta Dutt and Shamshad Begum rejected. Songs for vamps. Cabaret numbers. C grade films. She sang every single one. Because her children needed to eat. Then came O.P. Nayyar. Then R.D. Burman. Then the world changed. Dum Maro Dum. Piya Tu Ab To Aaja. Chura Liya Hai Tumne. She did not just sing these songs. She became them. In 1995 at age 62 she sang Rangeela Re and silenced an entire generation that had written her off. In 2011 the Guinness Book of World Records confirmed what India already knew. Most recorded artist in music history. 12,000 songs. 20 languages. 8 decades. She passed away today at 92 in Mumbai. The girl who sang vamp songs because nobody else would take her became the voice of a generation. There will never be another Asha Bhosle. Rest in peace Asha tai.

RiP legend

Look at the number of solar panels on roofs. Pakistan has had a revolution in solar energy in past decade.

شوہر : میں نے سنا ہے عورت روزانہ 3000 باتیں کرتی جبکہ مرد سارے دن 1000 باتیں کرتا ہے بیوی :ہاں تم نے ٹھیک سنا ہے عورت کی مجبوری ہوتی ہے اپنی بات کو دو دو تین تین بار دہرانے کی تاکہ احمق لوگ اسے سمجھ سکیں۔ شوہر : تم کہنا کیا چاہتی ہو؟ بیوی: دیکھا اب جب تک دوسری بار نہ بولوں میری بات سمجھ ہی نہیں آتی ہاہاہا۔۔۔

@Taimur_Laal @tt3rrOr1sst Neither Iranian Mulla r going give us any peace let alone building civilization. Scatch a Pakistani lft and u find a JI n red

@dkbaloch @tt3rrOr1sst Pardon me but I don’t see how destroying Iranian civilisation is going to liberate people from the Iranian regime. Perhaps you can enlighten.

Iran has professor Mohammad Marandi to represent them, should we have professor Taimur Lal represent our country?

Someone has said 'surredner is not loss of control it is the understanding that you never had control'

@Taimur_Laal @tt3rrOr1sst Yes one needs a pretty good ideology to celebrate pple who killed 30 k of their own citizen as anti imperalist goodies

@dkbaloch @tt3rrOr1sst There is no such thing as practical politics that is without ideology. What appears as no ideology is just the dominant ideology of the time.

@Meena_Majeed Great initiative

National Youth summit Gwadar .. Day 3 … highlights

@Razarumi This one most difficult process every graduate had to go through

3/ these ones familiarize J D Vance with regular Pakistani experiences. Hats off to the those who come up with these ideas. I am getting many of these through WhatsApp! #memes #meme

Pakistanis have perfected the art of handling tense phases through memes. Some on JD Vance’s visit are hilarious. Most references are pretty localised and outsiders might find them difficult to interpret.But here are a few that attempt induct Vance into Pak culinary experiences.

@AU_Qasmi When i needed interviews for my research project of pakistani intellectuals you are the only intelectual readly available without knowing me. Well deserved

It is a truly humbling experience to be promoted to the rank of full professor, and what an absolute privilege to be in the company of friends, colleagues, and students whose contributions made this incredible journey possible. I started this journey as a young kid who knew just one thing: that he wanted to do something in history. I taught myself Indian history for A-levels because our school did not offer it. I spent a summer in '97 compiling notes from different books - Majumdar, Roberts, Chaurasiya, V.D. Mahajan - typical colonial, orientalist stuff, with a very Jadunath Sarkar-like timeline and understanding of the 'rise and fall of the Mughal Empire' kind of history. The stuff I wrote and compiled is funny, but I am glad I did that. I am grateful and happy that I continue doing that - possibly still writing funny stuff!

@AU_Qasmi Congratulation professor

Thank you PM

@husainhaqqani And many of us in pakistanis cheering Iran for targeting UAE a country which is our life line

UAE has now absorbed 2,514 drones (81%) & missiles (19%) — twice Israel’s volume, 47% of all GCC strikes & a third of total Iran-linked regional attacks. It remains steadfast, protecting its citizens and residents, and exercising restraint as a responsible global actor. 🇦🇪

The @uniofgwd is honored to serve as an official partner for the 2026 National Youth Summit Gwadar, reinforcing our commitment to youth development, innovation, and leadership excellence. #gwadaryouthsummit #summit #gwadar #ugpr @hecpkofficial @dpr_gob @DcGwadar

casually reading some Carl Jung and then he hits you with this: