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Pakistan answer to Indian metro trains karachi-bus-no-p3.jpg325258-karachibusEXPRESS-1327191396-872-640x480.jpg
Did you know that these bus drivers exploit young boys? There are many stops on highways where young boys ages 7-11 are provided at night. I watched a documentary. Disgusting.
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Did you know that these bus drivers exploit young boys? There are many stops on highways where young boys ages 7-11 are provided at night. I watched a documentary. Disgusting.
Pakistan population in general is quite fascinated with most of the taboos in modern society, so not a surprise. They are consistently number one when it comes to Google search for animal sex/child porn/gay sex etc. Sadly, like it happens with rapes, Pakistan authorities have also been accused of covering up child abuse rackets. http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/pakistan-police-accused-cover-punjab-child-abuse-scandal-1514904
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I rather have poor in these big cities so they can keep striving for a better life than to push them to villages where they probably will remain poor forever. No one leaves their house unless there is an opportunity for a better life. We may see a slum free city as a success but unless the country as a whole doesn't have poor, it's not really a success. It's just an artificial make over that is keeping the poor out so rich can feel better about themselves and their surroundings.

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On 8/9/2015 at 9:24 PM, the don said:

^^ i don't have an agenda , neither do observers like william dalrymple , it's something even indian journalists and delegates crossing the border notice and mention , look you are free to form your own opinion but personally i think chandigarh and bangalore are the two closest in appearance to a large pakistani city even these two are not close to lahore , let alone Islamabad , the two capitals Delhi and Islamabad present a very contrasting picture . Agree with the fact that India is much bigger and the comparison is probably invalid .

I don't think bro that you have seen Bangalore. I hear glowing tributes about Bangalore from Americans here. I am sorry I disagree by a country mile.

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On 8/10/2015 at 4:38 AM, the don said:

I will contribute some personally taken pictures to this thread , watermarked and digitally touched photos of pakistan you guys would already have seen in the worlds most beautiful places collection , stay tuned folks .

We are still waiting. Just a year has passed and no photos have come by.

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On 8/10/2015 at 4:36 AM, the don said:
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Just Sikkim has more beautiful landscapes than entire Pakistan. Recently one fellow posted a few pics of GB ( disputed area ) in Dawn newspaper of Pak and suddenly Pakistani are thinking heaven is there :hysterical: Sikkim Photo-3-Frozen-Tshangu-Lake.jpgGangtok-Tsomgo-Lake1.jpgTshangu-Lake.jpgTshangu-lake4-450X354.jpgTsongmo_Lake_or_Changu_Lake_-_East_Sikkim.jpgUN1581083.jpgsikkim.jpg

Nice but for those of us who have seen the north , places like fairy meadows , GB , hunza , swat , this is very run of the mill . @swatpulla , himalaya is not the only mountain range , brush up on some geography , it helps.:) most of the challenging peaks of the world , coupled with breathtaking landscape lay near the pak china border , its a trekkers and adventurers delight . India too has beautiful places , don't get defensive friends .

Pak has K2 ( PoK)and Nanga Parbat systems. Ind has Nanda devi and Kanchenjunga systems, several lesser ones in Himachal Ladhak region.  You guys should not have given the norther face of K2 to china but kept it in entirety with you, this will be costly mistake in centuries to come. Like Everest northern face with China, they want the highest points with them. Interms of peak prominance nothing beats Nepali Himalayas, Annapurna,Makulu etc.

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I don't think bro that you have seen Bangalore. I hear glowing tributes about Bangalore from Americans here. I am sorry I disagree by a country mile.

Bangalore particularly the Whitefield area is an absolute joke .There are remote villages in India with better road condition than that .

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2 minutes ago, beautifulgame said:

Bangalore particularly the Whitefield area is an absolute joke .There are remote villages in India with better road condition than that .

Overall, the city is well liked by foreigners visiting. The weather also plays a big role.

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I don't have much problem with the article.Forget about the Pakistan part.

We as a nation are a third world developing nation.Some parts of it are wonderful,very progressed ,some getting there but a large part of the country is a huge mess.And the sad part is that we are very very far away from being anywhere close to decent  .

 

Shining India is more of a 'political statement' than a reality. The Prime Minister of this country is still  requesting the people to treat the girls better...or rather to let them live.

The dream project of the PM is to have toilets in every house.

That should tell us how far away we are from having our India shining .

 

 

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We have better roads in the hills(in general) of  Uttarakhand than in parts of  NCR.It is quite an achievement considering how difficult it is to make and maintain them in an area that is prone to natural disaster of small and big magnitude.

 

 

Just realized it is an old thread.:p:

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On 05/09/2016 at 8:07 AM, Adi_91 said:

I don't think bro that you have seen Bangalore. I hear glowing tributes about Bangalore from Americans here. I am sorry I disagree by a country mile.

you come with an open mind you will love the city . 

Pretty much every recent migrant to the city badmouths it , then why stay here ? 

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