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“Plight of A Pakistani (The Sonnet) The world sees us as a terrorist nation, Why is it so? Despite our love and care for family, Why do you deem us as extremist foe? As responsible citizens with a beating heart, We too want for our kids a world of peace. Yet whenever there's an act of terror, Why are we at the top of your suspect list! Every nation has terrorist elements, The Capitol insurrection is proof of it. But how can you blame an entire people, For the acts of a bunch of bigoted misfits! We don't ask you to show us pity. Just keep in mind, we too are part of humanity.”

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Book:Earthquakin' Egalitarian: I Die Everyday So Your Children Can Live

Source: Earthquakin' Egalitarian: I Die Everyday So Your Children Can Live

“This is not just a local demand—it reflects the broader sentiment of the people who feel alienated after the revocation of Article 370.”

China Indian Army Pakistani Society Article 370 Kashmir Independence Day

Author:Sheikh Gulzar-Kashmir dispute and Article 370 under constitution of India

“Much of what has gone wrong in Pakistan has been because of our inability to balance our relationships. Extreme tilts have caused much bloodshed and mistrust.”

Extremism Pakistani Society

Book:Reham Khan

Source: Reham Khan

“My father always addressed my mother as ‘’Darling’’, which was surprising for my brother’s wife. Even more shocking was the fact that he would greet his wife with a kiss when returning from a trip. This was also rather unusual in Pakistani culture, where affection towards spouses is restrained and frowned upon.”

Love Pakistani Society

Book:Reham Khan

Source: Reham Khan

“The debate, throughout the eighties, was no longer about what we had inherited as our 'culture' or what, indeed, was the 'culture' we adhere to, but about how to root out the insidious 'foreign' (and therefore anti-Pakistan) elements which had crept in. Since it was feared that the slightest whiff from across the border would annihilate our 'ideology', the performing arts were confined to horse and cattle shows, and the fine arts, to calligraphy--at an official level that is.”

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Book:A Carrot is a Carrot

Source: A Carrot is a Carrot

“I trust India to do what strengthens its strategic grip. This isn’t about development, it’s about control. Also the political message it sends. Troops move faster. Pilgrims arrive easier. Indians settle quicker. As for the ordinary Kashmiri? Maybe our apples get there quicker. That’s about it. India gets control, Kashmir gets tourists and troops.”

Pakistani Society Tourisim Train Service Kashmir Vande Bharat

Author:Sheikh Gulzar.........Train to Kashmir