What do Bharatians think of Sindh? Does it have any image or stereotypes in India?Unlike Punjab a little bit of which remained in India, Sindh is fully located in Pakistan except for the island of Kutch so besides Partition refugees I imagine Bharatians don't really interact with people from Sindh.
>>225030729There are Sindhis in India. A good enough population, as most Hindu Sindhi migrated to India during Partition. They are a very industrius and educated community.
>>225030729>>225031686I grew up in Bhilai. it was built after Independence around steel plant.The Plant, the city and the mines around it needed workforce, so mostly Sindhi, Punjabi and Bengali refugees from Partition were settled here. So I grew up around them, and my best friend from school is also a Sindhi with whome I am still in touch.
>>225031686>>225032175Is Sindh considered mysterious or just another random region?
>>225032288It's not considered mysterious.
>>225031686>>225032175>>225032399What about places like Balochistan or Pakhtunwa?
>>225033133Or Gilgit-Baltistan>>225032175And how common is it to find refugees from Punjab and Sindh in eastern and southern India?
>>225030729Is it true that Indian women go crazy for Pashtun/Persian looking men? I’ve heard that’s their most desired phenotype because it’s foreign but not too foreign.
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>>225030729free Kalat!!
>>225036551Why?
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>>225033133They're not even part of India
>>225033272Imran Khan was a crush of some Indian women in his younger days.
>>225033133I don't know how much normies know about those regions outside of their depiction in few Hindi movies.
>>225041251Wouldn’t your men chud out if a girl from their village admitted to finding Pakistani men attractive?
>>225032288Dhurandhar movie series's depiction of Karachi has made its gang wars history popular.
>>225041200Gold morning mexican anon
>>225041352During his election campaign for Prime Ministership, he also visited India and had few interviews with the press, and even before that he visited here and appeared in some shows. I remember Bipasha Basu in one of those admitting her crush on him on TV.
>>225041374Salut
>>225041352Imran Khan was really accomodating to Indian Sikhs. He wanted to give visa free access to Indian Sikhs to visit their holy sites in Pakistan but the Hindu government at first blocked it. Eventually, he forced Hindu hands by unilaterally opening a pilgrimage corridor into Pakistan, after which the Hindus had to oblige.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gurdwara_Darbar_Sahib_Kartarpur
>>225043529Sikhs are terrorists. They destroyed a lot of monuments in Lahore, Peshawar and Punjab at large
>>225043771This looks like the abandoned mausoleum of my ancestral village.
>>225043911I feel like I might've seen it before. Is it Mughal? Where is it?
>>225030729Not a jeet but it seems pretty irrelevant but it just happened to be where a gorillion people moved to when Karachi became the capital.
>>225043986It's in Chhoti Haveli village, Ropar. It's mausoleum of one of the generals of Shahjahan. There's also the Archeological site of Indus Valley Civilisation nearby it.
>>225044012Sindh stands out to me because its architecture is the closest to Central Asia in the subcontinent. I thought that was interesting because I would've thought it would be Punjab because it's closer but it's Sindh. They're the only region where tiling really took root and they LOVE blue tiles like Central Asians and Iranians but theirs are a deeper blue. They're also the first region that came under Islam. One if it's nicknames is Bab al-Islam or Gate of Islam. >>225044023>Ropar>PunjabThen I haven't seen it before. I've noticed that on English Wikipedia there's almost never any mention of Islamic monuments in Indian Punjab which I find perplexing since there must've been lots of Muslims living there before partition. I wonder if it's intentional by a certain group of nationalistic editors. >It's mausoleum of one of the generals of Shahjahan. Do you know its full name? How well kept is it? There are some Mughal tombs in Nakodar and they still keep a lot of their decoration. > There's also the Archeological site of Indus Valley Civilisation nearby it.Cool
>>225044119There's a very cool Mughal fort on Himalayas near Dharamshala in Himachal.
>>225044119The General was named Jamaal Khan.
>>225044119>>225044245The tombs of Muslim Sufi Saints are all well maintained in General. Like that of Buddhan Shah which is also near Ropar. But that of Mughal or Delhi Sultanate officers are in neglected state.It's mainly because the Sufis were always revered by Sikhs too.
>>225044205This one?https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kangra_Fort>>225044245Merci
>>225044316I guess this is the one.
>>225044306Heritage conservation seems to be a big problem in the subcontinent. Even Hindu structures in India are often dilapidated and crumbling apart. Many places that could be top kino are just left to rot. And sometimes renovation ends up damaging or destroying what they were trying to preserve.
>>225041237The few urban regions of Balochistan were in fact Hindu majority before partition. As for KPK, the Peshawar valley and the city of Peshawar were majority Hindkoan and not Pashtun. I know plenty of Khatris in Delhi whose ancestors lived in Peshawar before partition (they are probably the autochthons of the region, direct descendants of the ancient Gandharans though they lost the language).
