People of my homeland celebrated 73rd birthday of Pakistan last day .
Recently i been watching travel guide videos.Through them i found that there are many countries who got freedom after my homeland. But still they have achieved more success in all kind developments than us.
I know it sounds bit disappointing but i cannot give up hope. There is reason for it. My country is blessed with diversity of landscapes and weather .Rich with natural resources .And people of my land are hardworking, Passionate and mostly honest.
Only one thing that hurts is politics of our country. My homeland survived even it hardly remain in good hands during 73 years . All who had ruled had to compromise for this survival . Compromises that are done under pressure kept politicians confused and unstable .
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Politicians are HEAD OF THE FAMILY and when head of the family is corrupt it is obvious to have corrupt system all over automatically .
But if we keep eye on filled part of glass we can see that if they had put half in personal pocket .They still had spent half on country and country men either .
Not swiftly but nation is progressing steadily .
To keep country under constant threat Kashmir was left behind as boiling point .When it comes to solving this most delicate situation between both countries it seems world has no organization like U.N.O which is puzzling.
I bet if there were no such intense problem between two governments there would have been peace and friendship such as people of both countries already have .
Crime rate in Pakistan is moderate except corruption which simply means that though government is not as caring and responsible as it should be people are still trying to earn living through Honorable means .It highs my hope :)
How can i be so sure ? In news where we listen about disappointing stuff ,there many times i watch and hear of people who do great things as humans .
Such as , people employed on jobs with minimum income found bag with expensive things or wallet with huge money of someone and returned it back . Amount of money that could do lot for them .It means their faith in Lord is Unshakable :)
I see such healthy positive things and feel blessed that people of my country are mostly honest in their dealings . i feel serene and grateful .I feel proud of them.
And i pray someday may some of such honest and good people find way in Parliament! amen!
According to a U N O report (dawn) in 2018 Pakistan secured 76th place among 156 countries as a HAPPY LAND and Happiest among all neighboring countries !
It means people here still believe that TO BE HAPPY MONEY IS NOT CONDITION .
God Bless You All!!!
Beautiful Pakistan, Happy Birthday!!
ReplyDeleteHappy Birthday, Pakistan!
ReplyDeleteWith good people like you and your family, your country has much wealth already, Baili.
ReplyDeleteMoney and greed...terrible things.
ReplyDeleteHappy Birthday Pakistan☺
ReplyDeleteWishing Happy Birthday, peace and prosperity to Pakistan!
ReplyDeleteHappy Independence Day. You put up an impressive post that touched upon lots of important issues. No nation is perfect and it is important that citizens strive to improve where they live. But from what I know Pakistan has achieved lots of positive things and there is a lot to be proud of.
ReplyDeleteIt is a beautiful country and obviously filled with good talented people. Thanks for showing this!
ReplyDeleteHappy birthday Pakistan.
ReplyDeleteI had a co-worker from Pakistan years ago and I know you from blogging, so two for two, people I know from Pakistan are very fine people.
ReplyDeleteWhat pictures I have seen of your country show it to be scenic and idyllic. No country is without problems of course. My country is also having serious problems right now. I hope for good things for both. And happy birthday to Pakistan.
ReplyDeleteMay Pakistan celebrate many more happy years, baili!
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend
Belated birthday greetings to your country, Baili. You are a proud and always hopeful citizen of which any country could be proud of.
ReplyDeleteHappy Birthday to such a beautiful country! I wish the world leaders could bring peace and prosperity.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like a beautiful country Baili. Politics...yeah, I'm not a big fan. As you know, I live in a beautiful setting as well, but the politics here sour me against staying. Quebec is mostly french and the french hate the English and pretty much everything about Canada in general. They've had three elections so far to try to separate from Canada and in the end people are too scared to do it. The french hatred for the English has made hundreds of thousands of people move away, and next year Alex and I will be part of that number. It's a shame. I had hope, but I guess, sadly, I've given up hope for Quebec. I think it's time for us to move to a better area where we are more welcome!! Happy Birthday to your homeland!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you dear Rain for sharing your thoughts and heart
Deletei am sorry that you feel not well come where you live
this is so sad that people have such narrow hearts even in such educated era
if learning cannot uplift our thoughts for better what is it for then ?
So nice to see the pictures on your post.
ReplyDeleteHappy Birthday, Pakistan.
All the best Jan
Happy birthday, Pakistan. Beautiful place.
ReplyDeleteHappy belated Birthday Pakistan!!
ReplyDeleteThat must have been such a proud day for you, dearest Baili...oh how I wish I could have been there with you to celebrate!!
And thank you so much for sharing these stunning photos...wow...such a breathtakingly beautiful country!
Yes, unfortunately, it is most often the corruption that spoils a nation or community.
It is happening here too, with increasing frequency. Our local shops are being robbed blatantly, even the staff being assaulted and threatend with knives. And the police refuse to attend. I can sort of understand why. They, too, are being murdered on the streets.
Sometimes, I find the future too uncertain to even contemplate.😕
I think it is time all the decent people in the world stood together and repelled this evil that seems to be growing daily.
My beautiful friend, you see it...I see it...why, oh why can't these gangs understand what they're inflicting upon others...and stop, before it's too late?
Thank you so much for another thought provoking post, dear friend...this really needed to be said!
Have a wonderful day...and here's hoping both of our countries grow more and more positive!😊😊
All my love and hugs ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
dearest Friend Ygraine how can i thank you for such beautiful comment !
Deletei live in part that is called "third world" and believe it or not to keep it that way makes the modern world what it is today ,i know it is bitter truth but it is and we cannot do anything about it except Pray that may be someday GENUINELY GOOD PEOPLE TAKE OVER THIS PLANET AND MAKE IT A PEACEFUL INHABITATE FOR ALL EQUALLY
it is SHOCKING to hear that you people are facing such terrible problems also
police and army are made to guard the sate but how unfortunate that both of these departments are on top of corruption and taking part in creating civil wars and robbery of their own nations
they are sold and work for enemies of states
hope is must to save or FAITH IN OUR LORD indeed
This is a beautiful, sad, and hopeful post. Happy birthday to your country.
ReplyDeleteI worked at the phone company here in the US and one of the men on our team was from Pakistan.
We talked many time about your country.
The pictures are lovely.
Hope and emphasis on the positive continues to be the best way.
ReplyDeleteHappy birthday to Pakistan and blessings to you Baili and all who populate your beautiful country. I have been watching a UK tv program called Beecham House, it's your standard tv drama, but touches on the time of Partition, when India and Pakistan became two countries and the impact it had on families who had to choose which country they would call their own, sometimes dividing communities, friends and families. I hope one day visiting your country will become safe and affordable to us in the West as there is so much to learn and explore that we would love to experience. Blogging is like opening a window into another world, it takes us to places we could never otherwise explore :)
ReplyDeleteI really appreciate your kind visit and words my friend
Deletehistory reveals that partitions of any state were not done to please people but to SECURE BENEFITS OF POLITICIANS OF THAT TIME
since always such steps have been taken because few people wanted to rule the world and to calm their lust of power they named it variously ,religion .civilization or freedom
to satisfy their own lust such selfish people provoked common men and forced them to sacrifice their lives and honor
their greed took countless innocent lives always but they loose nothing ever because they only had to pull strings of people whom dependency made them puppet before them
actually things are not as bad as are told to you my friend
many visitors visit our country and have uploaded their pleasant experiences on you Tube
our country is safe for travels since many years and you are most well come to check natural beauty or historic sights here
Happy birthday Pakistan ❣
ReplyDeleteMuitos parabéns para o Paquistão! As fotografias revelam imagens muito belas. Obrigada.
ReplyDeleteUma boa semana.
Um beijo.
A very nice day of celebration, Baili. Thanks for sharing such wonderful photos of Pakistan.
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Thank you for sharing photographs of your magnificent country, Baili, especially its beautiful children. And you are so right: Money is not a condition for happiness.
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