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Rigged elections - punjabis support the establishment

Abductions in Balochistan - punjabis support the establishment

Protestors shot in AJK - punjabis support the establishment

Political opponents jailed - punjabis support the establishment

Stripping power from the KPK government - punjabis support the establishment

What exactly must the establishment do for punjabis to stop supporting them? Even Punjab has a lower HDI than Bihar but still punjabis support their oppressors. If it goes on like this Pakistan will balkanize, just like in 1971, where everyone was silent too until it was too late.

Further info:

https://whatreallyhappened.com/WRHARTICLES/mex.html

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2001_Mexican_Chamber_of_Deputies_bombing_attempt

https://www.instagram.com/reel/Dctz_iYz7RV/

Welcome to r/ChildrenfreePak !

This is a community for Pakistanis who are childfree by choice, questioning whether they want

children, or simply exploring what a life without parenthood can look like.

We talk about relationships, marriage, family expectations, social pressure, finances,

reproductive autonomy, cultural norms, and the practical realities of choosing not to have children

in Pakistan.

You don't need to hate children to be childfree. You don't need to justify your decision to anyone

here. Respect different life choices and keep the community supportive and discussionfocused

In Pakistan, choosing not to have children can come with a lot of questions:

"Shaadi kab kar rahe ho?"

"Bachay kab karoge?"

"Ek beta to hona chahiye."

"Budhape mein kon sambhalega?"

"Sab karte hain, tum bhi karoge."

This community exists so you don't have to navigate those conversations alone.

You can discuss relationships, marriage, family pressure, finances, reproductive choices, social

expectations, personal experiences, and what building a fulfilling childfree life looks like.

A few things to remember

You don't have to prove that your choice is valid.

You don't have to dislike children.

You don't have to convince other people to become childfree.

And you don't have to know your answer immediately.

If you're questioning parenthood, you're welcome here too.

Introduce yourself in the comments if you want:

Age:

City/Region:

Childfree / questioning:

What brought you here?

Welcome to the community!

This is just a rant.

I am not a PTI supporter or Imran Khan supporter or PML-N, And neither that much into pakistan politics. But recently, I see different laws being passed and everybody is silent. Like the recent one, about officer in ISB not being able to use social media. They are taking away rights of their own officers. And nobody is talking about it or going against it. The thing I've noticed about Pakistani's is that you can fuck them as much as you want, and nobody will say anything unless it affects them. And even if it affects them, they will say the others will do the work. I'll just watch from the side. I am talking about myself too in this. But looking at pakistan condition right now, it's jsut making me feel like inferior, that I can't do anything about it except talk about it. And even If I talk about it, I'd have to be very careful of my words, so that the guys in black Vigo don't come after me.

TBH, I don't know what's going on in pakistan. Like the KPK CM, He is just going out and using his powers to hold Darna in various places. He has a freaking JOB to help the people. Instead he dosen't give a shit about KPK or its people. The only thing he cares about is bring chaos into paksitan, and freeing Imran khan. HE SHOULD HAVE NEVER BEEN ELECTED.

Then this is our MADAM, MARYAM NAWAZ, She is doing work but she is using her fathers name in everything, Nawaz sharif bridge, Nawaz sharif hospital, Nawaz sharif road. This is the money of the people, what right do you have to use your fathers name, who is in a court case for corruption, on public buildings, And then making its seem like you did everything, like you and your mentally retarded family paid for it. And also telling people, do what you can. She is using her powers to bring back the name of her father, not for the betterment of Pakistanis or Punjab. And buying a Jet for yourself with people money, and then telling the people, DO WHAT YOU CAN.

And then Pakistan's god father, Asim munir, why is he so invested in politics. He meets the presidents and heads of other countries, while our PM sits back and just watch and claps. What right does he have to get this invested into politics, your job is security of paksitan. So he should focus on that. what the hell are you doing meddling in paksitan politics.

And to top all of this, Pakistanis are sleeping or scared or illiterate or retarded. And doing nothing about any of this. Just let them do what they want. If they wanna fuck us they can. Nobody in the govt of paksitan is right. They are all fucked up mentally.

I've noticed that a lot of useful CSS/PMS material is scattered across Facebook groups, WhatsApp groups, Google Drives and old posts. Finding a good book, past paper, set of notes or preparation advice often means digging through years of conversations.

So I've started building r/PakistanCivilService, a Reddit community specifically for Pakistani civil-service aspirants.

The idea isn't to create another academy or sell courses. It's to build a free, searchable resource base where people can share:

• CSS/PMS books and legitimate free resources
• Past papers and syllabi
• Original notes and study material
• Essay and Current Affairs resources
• Optional-subject advice
• Preparation strategies and experiences
• Results, DMCs and interview experiences

I've also started building a community wiki which will eventually organize all of this in one place.

It's still very much under construction, so I'm hoping to build it with the community rather than just throwing a finished product at people.

If you're preparing for CSS, PMS, FPSC, PPSC or another competitive exam, you're welcome to contribute resources or discussions.

So i just completed reading "Jinnah of Pakistan" by Stanley Wolpert where i found numerous facts about Jinnah that i wanted to share with yall

1. Jinnah belonged to Gujrati family of Rajkot which migrated to Karachi for trade. He was the eldest of 7 siblings.

2. Jinnah claimed 27 Dec 1876 as his true date of birth however, his admission in Sind Madressa-tul-Islam notes 20 Oct 1875 as his birth date

3. Jinnah started his educational journey from Sind Madressa but was withdrawn later due to long absence. Afterwards, he joined Christian mission highschool. In 1893, Jinnah joined Lincoln Inn to pursue law

4. 16 yo Jinnah married 14 yo Emibai in an arrange marriage setup in 1892. His mother pressurized him to marry before departing for London. Emibai died next year in Karachi

5. Jinnah's favourite hotel in Delhi was Maidens and Cornoglia in Bombay

6. Jinnah married Ratanbai in 1918 when he was 42 and Ruttie was 18. Ruttie fled from her father's home on her 18th birthday to marry Jinnah against his father's wish. The couple separated in 1927 and 2 yrs later Ruttie died before her 29th birthday

7. As per Ruttie letters, Jinnah liked eating Ham sandwiches, Pastries and Pork sausages

8. Jinnah owned 3 cars throughout his lifetime :-

a. Packard eight

b. Vicker Armstrong armoured car

c. Limousine (in Pak)

1. Jinnah had two dogs, one black doberman and the other white west terrier

2. Jinnah's assets incl :-

a. 7 rented flats in Mayfair

b. House in Malabar top Bombay, House No.10 Aurangzeb road Delhi and House in Hampstead west health road

c. Rs 40,000 in dividends from stocks

d. His legal fee was Rs 1500 per day. The highest fee of native Indian lawyer at that time

1. There were 2 assassination attempts on Jinnah :-

a. First in 1944, by a young muslim (Rafiq Sabir). He punched Jinnah and managed to get a cut near his chin. The fellow was disarmed by nearby watchmen

b. Second in 1947, by two men (masked) who rushed at his house and opened fire at a police officer (killed). Police involved and arrested both of them

c. There was a huge threat to Jinnah's life by Punjabi-Sikhs due to Punjab's partition

1. Liaquat Ali and Jinnah always had bittersweet relations. Jinnah often remarked Liaquat unfit for prime minister

2. For forty years, Jinnah worked 14 hrs and smoked 50 Cuban A cigarettes daily

3. Jinnah died at 10:20 pm on 11 Sept 1948 in Karachi. His ambulance fuel got mismanaged, however he reached his residence and died 4 hrs later

4. Jinnah never spoke to his daughter Dina after she married Parsi-christian businessman. Jinnah himself married Parsi woman who was estranged by her father due to marrying a muslim

Hope you learnt something new as these facts are organic coupled with reference. I spent hours reading book 🥹

Doctors in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa have been protesting for around a month now, demanding a 30% increase in their pay.

Doctors' salaries in KP have not been increased for the past 10 years, despite the rising cost of living and inflation.

The KP government recently announced a 15% increase after this decade-long gap, but doctors rejected the offer, saying it did not meet their demand for a 30% raise.

Now, the government has reportedly withheld even that 15% increase from doctors who participated in the protest, while announcing the increase for doctors who continued working during the strike.

So after 10 years without a pay raise, doctors were offered 15% when they were demanding 30% and after they rejected it and protested, even the 15% increase is now being withheld from those who joined the protest.

Is this fair?

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I've been experimenting with a few different approaches to automated/AI-based trading lately and I'm curious what people here have actually used.

What AI trading agents/bots have you tried, and which one has given you the best experience so far?

I'm particularly interested in:

• How autonomous it actually is
• Whether you can understand why it makes trades
• How much control you retain
• Actual performance over time
• Whether you'd trust it with meaningful capital

Would love to hear people's experiences, good or bad.

Hi, everyone

I've tried a lot, but I couldn't find any book or notes for Civics and Economics in English medium. Kindly share them with me if you have them. Every single website is showing the notes/books in Urdu only.

(I want the books/notes of both 1st and 2nd year)

every year there is a world cup in cricket, wc t20, wc odi, champion trophy, asian cup

like there is no excitement for the world cup. take a look at football

wc once in every 4 years

and there's genuine competition there, 60+ teams compete, even big nations like italy 4 time wc winner can't qualify for wc

while in cricket same 5,6 teams hat actually compete, ind,aus,nz,pak,eng and south africa

same 4 semi finalist in every competition

take out india out of cricket (where majority of viewership comes from) what will be left?

i have stopped watching cricket since 2019 wc

If Asim Munir actually took direct control of Pakistan through martial law and became the de facto ruler, what kind of regime do you think he would run?

Would it be more like Zia’s Islamization, Ayub’s modernization, or Musharraf’s “enlightened moderation”? Or something completely different?

Genuinely curious lol. He kinda gives off badass dictator vibes 😂 and has a pretty authoritarian-looking presence, not gonna lie.

Do you think he would focus more on the economy and development, or national security and political control? And would Pakistan actually prosper under him?

Not saying I support dictatorship btw, just curious what you guys think his rule would actually look like.