No Bharat and Pakistani don't have the same culture. Bharat has a culture of vasudev kutumbakam which means harbouring a thought process that considers the world as a big family. Pakistan harbours islamic, sharia thought peocess which treats non muslims as second class citizens. India gave the world Yoga, Pakistan gave sanctuary to Bin Laden... The difference is endless
Take it easy! He was referring to food. Indian culture isn’t limited to just Hindu traditions; it’s a rich blend of various cultures, including Islamic influences. Pakistani cuisine, in particular, shares many similarities with Indian food and is often closer in flavor to Indian dishes than Middle Eastern cuisine.
Your statement is hypocritical. You praise India's inclusive "vasudev kutumbakam" culture, which means "the world is one family," but then make divisive and negative generalizations about Pakistan. This contradicts the inclusive values you claim to uphold. Highlighting only India's positives (yoga) and Pakistan's negatives (Bin Laden) is biased and unfair. Plus, stereotyping Pakistanis with a narrow view ignores their diversity and the shared history between your nations. This kind of rhetoric fosters division, not unity.
@@AndrewJohn-qt9ff I'm assuming you're not a pakistani else there's no point in carrying on this thread. Now, If you know even a bit of Bharat's history, you'll know what led to creation of Pakistan. The muslim league wanted a separate landmass for Muslims and killed non muslims in muslim dominated areas to "liberate" the lands. Thus east and west pakistan was illegitimate nations carved out of Bharat. Non muslims never ever harbour any separatist sentiments. That's why I called out that Bharat and Pakistan can never have the same ideology. We have a history but that ended in 1947 with the creation of a country based on religious lines that muslims wanted
@@ibanpedo2303That too a few muslims of UP and Bihar wanted seperate nation. But in the end Punjab and Bengal got partitioned by Cyril Radcliffe , the man who had never been to the British India in his entire life.
@@KM-hm3sw get your facts straight...Punjabi muslims are the biggest perpetrators, that's why Lahore, Islamabad and Pindi are the nerve centres of what we call as Pakistan. They dominate the political and military landscape
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No Bharat and Pakistani don't have the same culture. Bharat has a culture of vasudev kutumbakam which means harbouring a thought process that considers the world as a big family. Pakistan harbours islamic, sharia thought peocess which treats non muslims as second class citizens. India gave the world Yoga, Pakistan gave sanctuary to Bin Laden... The difference is endless
Take it easy! He was referring to food. Indian culture isn’t limited to just Hindu traditions; it’s a rich blend of various cultures, including Islamic influences. Pakistani cuisine, in particular, shares many similarities with Indian food and is often closer in flavor to Indian dishes than Middle Eastern cuisine.
Your statement is hypocritical. You praise India's inclusive "vasudev kutumbakam" culture, which means "the world is one family," but then make divisive and negative generalizations about Pakistan. This contradicts the inclusive values you claim to uphold. Highlighting only India's positives (yoga) and Pakistan's negatives (Bin Laden) is biased and unfair. Plus, stereotyping Pakistanis with a narrow view ignores their diversity and the shared history between your nations. This kind of rhetoric fosters division, not unity.
@@AndrewJohn-qt9ff I'm assuming you're not a pakistani else there's no point in carrying on this thread. Now, If you know even a bit of Bharat's history, you'll know what led to creation of Pakistan. The muslim league wanted a separate landmass for Muslims and killed non muslims in muslim dominated areas to "liberate" the lands. Thus east and west pakistan was illegitimate nations carved out of Bharat. Non muslims never ever harbour any separatist sentiments. That's why I called out that Bharat and Pakistan can never have the same ideology. We have a history but that ended in 1947 with the creation of a country based on religious lines that muslims wanted
@@ibanpedo2303That too a few muslims of UP and Bihar wanted seperate nation. But in the end Punjab and Bengal got partitioned by Cyril Radcliffe , the man who had never been to the British India in his entire life.
@@KM-hm3sw get your facts straight...Punjabi muslims are the biggest perpetrators, that's why Lahore, Islamabad and Pindi are the nerve centres of what we call as Pakistan. They dominate the political and military landscape