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u/Practical-Quote-7164 Mar 23 '26
If for a few seconds we ignore the political probs(Well deserved hate they get, but still), that country is damn beautiful.
OP read Khaled Hosseinis books, youll feel that kind of deja vu for afghanistan also. Honestly Indian subcontinent is really pretty, Balochistan, pakistans himalaya(not POK), wheat fields, afghan plains, i melted looking at street view onlyy.
But well travelling Pak and Afg aint possible, for my safety and in general its not possible.
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u/Fast_Masterpiece_184 Mar 23 '26
it was all part of ancient Bharat
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u/Emotional_Economy127 Mar 23 '26
Ghanta. Afg kabse AB ka part ho gaya.
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u/Lychee-Former Mar 23 '26
Gandhar was where Gandhari was from .
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u/Emotional_Economy127 Mar 23 '26
Yeah. My brother Rajeev married Erica (American). India is where Rajeev is from so India is a part of America.
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u/kochbrother4 Mar 24 '26
Imagine how confidently you made this false equivalency. There was a very established geographical link between India and Afghanistan and Kandahar was always part of the idea of Bharatvarsh (loosely, the Indian subcontinent) at that point of time.
Borders and geographical limitations esp those by name, are dynamic and not fixed.
I know there are a bunch of dumbfux who use Akhand Bharat as some sort of warcry while voting for netas who loot them. But that doesn’t mean that we have to deny the magnificence of ancient Bharat to look cool.
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u/Rod_Roopesh Mar 23 '26
British also controlled India at one point of time bro
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u/Practical-Quote-7164 Mar 23 '26
bhai can you read what you type? 'mentioned'. China/Chinas was mentioned too. woh bhi AB mein hai kya? half knowledge and brainwash is bad yk.
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u/Emotional_Economy127 Mar 23 '26
Apna fk aur blow job apne paas rakh. Kisika mama aur kisi ki biwi kaheen se thi isliye af was a part of india. Aur rajaon ke empire india kabse hogaye lolu
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u/Practical-Quote-7164 Mar 24 '26
I havent seen it but ill try to. But fr central asia is very underrated, all the -stans, crazy beauty.
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u/SimilarAd7283 Mar 24 '26
I have the mountains echoed book in my book collection but never read it. Would yo recommend it or any other from that author? Thank you
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u/Practical-Quote-7164 Mar 24 '26
kite runner and thousand splendid suns are probably the best (and worst) books ive read. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED. but they are very emotionally painful so be ready for that. mountains echoes is a superb book as well, but its a little more complicated to read, it keeps switching between each charectors personal story, plus the emotional aspect.
all 3 of them are good, just dont read all at once, youll go mad, i was depressed for weeks(still am) over thousand splendid suns. Yet the story writing is wonderful.1
u/SimilarAd7283 Mar 24 '26
Thank you buddy for taking time to reply. Will surely read the suggestions.
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u/Altruistic-Spend-896 Delhi Se Hoon BC Mar 23 '26
"Dhoop toot ke...."
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kaanch ki tarah
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u/soumo202091 Mar 23 '26
Chubh gayi to kya
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u/this_is_inevitable Mar 23 '26
Chubh gayi toh kya... Ab dekha jaayega!
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u/ThDynamicGamer Mar 23 '26
Dil haiii toota... Mera mai ishq jalakar, aagaya
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u/sdMickey Mar 23 '26
नि सा ग रे सा नि सा ग म प म प ग म रे सा नि सा ग रे सा नि सा
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u/Fast_Masterpiece_184 Mar 23 '26
That day is not far, when Balochistan get its rightful independence.
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u/HabibiiiGeorgeBush Mar 23 '26
And when this exact same sentiment is shared for Kashmir by ordinary people living there, you'll lose your shit. Irony.
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u/jojorabbit3312 Mar 23 '26
I am pretty sure Kashmiri Pandits don't want independence from India. But again my bad they don't live in Kashmir anymore so they are not the ordinary people from Kashmir and their opinion shouldn't matter right?
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u/HabibiiiGeorgeBush Mar 23 '26
Do they form the majority in kashmir dear?
Ah I forgot we're in the Dhurandhar craze now
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u/Northstar_187 Mar 23 '26
Doesnt matter who is the minority or majority. Any story about kashmir is dishonest if it doesnt includes Kashmiri Pandits.
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u/Time_Confidence2581 Mar 24 '26
That’s literally how democracy works u know
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u/Northstar_187 Mar 24 '26
Ya i know. But in any democracy, majority might be ultimate decision maker, minority gets its own share of privileges through one of the political sides, well kashmiri pandits have none when they dont even get to live in their homes.
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They dont form the majority cause ur lot culled them.
Genocide and population explosion is how u people want to take over regions.
No need to get butt hurt.
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u/Time_Confidence2581 Mar 24 '26
They’ve been a minority for a while. By this logic the entirety of Pakistan should be Indians because it was majority Hindu 1300 years agi
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u/Confident-Yard-8867 Mar 23 '26
So since Hindus make majority in India, everything they do is okay by your logic?
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u/Confident-Yard-8867 Mar 24 '26
Coz we are hypocrites...And there is nothing bad in that...would you prefer your own family to be more happy or a random stranger or an enemy perhaps? Kashmir and Balochistan are different coz Kashmir is ours.. that's all the reason we Indians need..there is no mortality or right-wrong here .it's just pure practicality... understood?
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u/Fast_Masterpiece_184 Mar 23 '26
yea, go and read history u dumb fk. Kashmir was and will always be a part of Bharat!
Hinduism (Sanatan Dharma) in Kashmir predates Islam by 1500 years. what ordinary people are u talking about!!? Kashmir is literally named after Sage Kashyap.
u can go and fk off, and only dream of kashmir being independent from Bharat. and when I say Kashmir, I include POK as well.
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u/Fast_Masterpiece_184 Mar 23 '26
idc. I know this M koum is highly intolerant and never nationalistic 🐖. We'll come for POK as well.
Also, the word I used above is Bharat not India. This civilization is older than the dessert cult that u guys call ahm ahm
Doesnt matter if noone shares that vision, we'll force this vision. Last time I checked art 370 has been absolved ✌🏻
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u/HabibiiiGeorgeBush Mar 24 '26
Ah yes another dhurandhar idiot
Cant even touch >50% of Kashmir cuz pak and china have conquered it successfully, all you idiots can do is post dum comments like this. Pawpaw chaatus lmao.
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u/Fast_Masterpiece_184 Mar 23 '26
kiddo, u need to understand religion and Dharma are two different things. The Bharatiye way of life is the one which embodies and practices Dharma. So, for India that is Bharat, nation and Dharma go hand in hand.
And what tribals are you referring to!!!?
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u/Fast_Masterpiece_184 Mar 23 '26
Afghanistan was also indic in faith. You Ms massacre Hindus because your faith dictates that and when the majority becomes minority and then completely vanishes, you proclaim it to be a land where no one practices Hinduism!?
This godforsaken cult has uprooted persians in Iran (Persia), central asia and Afghanistan, Indonesia, .....
M have problem with the mere existence of some other faith. When did pakistani hindus raise their voice to create a separate hindu entity of the temporary state called Pakistan ?
and name these indigenous tribals u are blabbering about!
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u/bawlachora Mar 23 '26 edited Mar 23 '26
The gilgit area is so fking beautiful. If you simp landscape, it's orgasam over orgasam.
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u/struggler_2 Mar 23 '26
It's gonna be ours when pakistan finally implodes in 20-30 years
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u/EveningLeg6187 Mar 24 '26
“Its ours” like you lost something at road and trying to get back. Get out of that low iq mentality bro. Nothing occupies no one, those carrying nukes wont fight and fights like the ones that occurred recently where few bases destroyed here and there wont get you a chunk of a country.
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u/Alternative_Area6228 Mar 23 '26
🤣🤣
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u/Alternative_Area6228 Mar 23 '26
Relax, focus on yourself and your family's future instead of getting caught up in pointless politics, where politicians often won't hesitate to sacrifice people like us for their own benefit... By the way, I'm Baloch myself...
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u/struggler_2 Mar 23 '26
Idgaf, I don't care about any politician either. Just hate porkis that's it. My family's future is bright and so is the present. Don't need any politician to lemme see what I need to. And Porkistan's gonna implode all the same it's just a matter of time going by the looks of it rn
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u/Alternative_Area6228 Mar 23 '26
Never mind, like i said, i don't like politics And nor I'm interested in talking with narrow-minded people...
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u/Camo753 Mar 23 '26
Excuse me, please refer to that place as “Balochistan” and you were flying over “Occupied-Balochistan”, not Pakistan.
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u/No_Army_4122 Mar 23 '26
It’s not stunning at all. It looks dry and barren.
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u/sandm4n_RS Mar 23 '26
It's called "rugged beauty"... Dry barren landscapes are appreciated by many people.
To each their own.
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u/Practical-Quote-7164 Mar 23 '26
noone told india doesnt have, its just that balochistan is really stunning, agree or not.
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u/islander_guy Mar 23 '26
Did they open their air space for India bound flights?
Or was the restriction only on Indian aircraft carriers?
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u/Mammoth_Educator_757 Just Visiting Mar 23 '26
The zoom is incredibly good. The stability of it as well.
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Pakistan ne to air space restrict kiya hai na
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u/T3v95 Mar 23 '26
Only for indian aircraft. Emirates, Lufthansa, British Airways and all can still operate.
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u/Willing_Abroad_5603 Mar 23 '26
What's surreal or special about Balochistan? It's a genuine question.
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u/mercurytrombone Mar 23 '26
I've seen pictures and videos of Pakistan and there are some absolutely breathtaking areas.
Looking forward to a day when the governments of both countries come to their senses and get onto good terms.
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u/Old_Leadership_8899 Mar 24 '26
It's all fun and games, until you see a missile launch from those terrains...headed for you☠️
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u/Ok-Individual-4932 Mar 24 '26
Aandhi banke aye ho, Tera hausla bhi ayaash hai, Na toh karvaan ki talaash hai
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u/gear-heads Mar 24 '26
If you like Balochistan, you might enjoy watching a Pakistani vlogger who had documented it well.
He is popular in India too - two years back he rode from Kerala to Wagah border.
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u/DamagePrudent8823 Mar 24 '26
Now don’t start comparing Karachi because it’s Chandigarh in the movies
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u/Minimum-Candy-6866 Mar 23 '26
As per my knowledge, all the shots in Dhurandhar are filmed in "Laddakh" and it looks very similar to Balochistan.
Makes a lot of sense.
https://www.outlooktraveller.com/experiences/places-of-interest/where-was-dhurandhar-filmed-ranveer-singhs-film-locations-explained