❝Muslims were the rulers of this land, but they lost power to the British. They were then oppressed by both the British and the Hindus. Hindus and Muslims are like fire and water. Their lifestyles and belief systems are totally incompatible, so when the British were being driven out of India, Muslims said: 'We cannot be left at the mercy of the vile Hindu majority'. They said: 'We are two different nations and we need two separate countries'. Muslims were raped and killed by Hindus. They were driven out of their homes. Their babies were thrown in rivers of blood.❞
Allah
Rakha, a teacher at a government-run school inside the historic Walled City of
Lahore, Pakistan, teaching this official version of manipulated history to his
captive and impressionable young audience.
And so, in all these years’
school-children in Pakistan are taught distorted facts that foster hatred, prejudice
and intolerance towards Indians.
As India and Pakistan celebrated 71
years of independence from British rule earlier this month — on 14th and 15th August,
respectively, what has been better? India or Pakistan?
The answer is simple.
India has made massive progress in all aspects as compared to Pakistan.
India has made massive progress in all aspects as compared to Pakistan.
Which country is more developed: India or Pakistan? |
Here are some details provided to justify my answer:
Rise of India in Space Technology |
1. Space Exploration - Pakistan has already lost the space race. India can
independently launch satellites and has 69 satellites in space. It has reached
Mars even before more developed China, whereas Pakistan has only 3 satellites
in space, launched decades ago.
2. Crime and Terrorism - India and Indian cities has far better law and order situation than Pakistan. Pakistan is a hub of terrorism with its booming 'Jihadi' sector. As many as 139 Pakistanis feature in the United Nations Security Council’s (UNSC) updated list of people who are designated as ‘terrorists’.
Pakistan is the 4th most terror affected country. India 7th |
2. Crime and Terrorism - India and Indian cities has far better law and order situation than Pakistan. Pakistan is a hub of terrorism with its booming 'Jihadi' sector. As many as 139 Pakistanis feature in the United Nations Security Council’s (UNSC) updated list of people who are designated as ‘terrorists’.
3. Corruption - India ranks 81st in the global corruption perception index whereas Pakistan ranks at the 117th place out of 180 countries. The corruption in Pakistan is widespread since it came into being. The country is just a puppet in the hands of the military. In 2017, Pakistan's Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif was declared disqualified to hold office for life by the Supreme Court of Pakistan following corruption charges against him.
Religious persecution is growing
under Pakistan's outdated blasphemy laws. Religious murders
based on blasphemy are tolerated by
the judiciary. Besides, Pakistan's growing discrimination
against Christians, Hindus, Sikhs
and ethnic minorities is well known. Pakistan is known to have killed hundreds and thousands of people, it
calls its citizens, in Balochistan, Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK), Gilgit-Baltistan and Sindh.
The media in Pakistan is fearful of the army control.
4. Education - Indian education system is any day far better than the Mullah led Madrasa education
of Pakistan that radicalise
impoverished Pakistani youth. Pakistani text books and syllabus contain
manipulated lessons that foster
intolerance of Indians and Hindus in particular. Their textbooks
serve as a tool for brainwashing
young minds rather than educating them.
On the other hand, India, with
literacy rate of 74% (2011 census) is far ahead of Pakistan that has
58% literacy rate (2010 census).
India produces as many PhD holders in a year that Pakistan has
produced in the last 20 years.
5. Health – The Indian health care
system scores over Pakistan in terms of quality treatment and
world class services. The fact that
a large number of patients from Pakistan travel to India to get
treatment is self-explanatory.
According to the 2015 Grant Thornton report, the medical tourism
industry in India is worth $3
billion and it is expected to reach $8 billion by 2020.
India's Economic Growth |
6. Economy - India with 7 times more population than Pakistan is an Economic superpower. It has both better and 9 times bigger economy than Pakistan. India’s growth rate is 7.3% as compared to 4.7% of Pakistan’s. An average Indian earns 25% more income than average Pakistani.
What needs to be noted is that at
the time of Independence, Pakistan was richer than India with more natural
resources and three times lesser population than India. It was meant to be the
Homeland for the Muslims. It was a Chosen Nation for the Chosen People. With
Pakistan being a homeland for the Muslims the rest of the population fled to
India, making it an overpopulated ‘Democracy’.
In 1950, Pakistan’s per capita
income ($643) was higher than India’s ($619). But being just a puppet of the
giant terrorist sympathizer army, Pakistan is moving backwards instead.
On the other hand, India has come a
far way since Independence, though there is still scope for improvement. It
definitely has its own issues but it truly owns them. The government is willing
to discuss openly and tackle the sanitation problem. That's the key difference
between the two nations.
Pakistan is a failed state not just
because it is a terrorism hub. It is a failed state because it has failed its
citizens across economic and social parameters. With the movement for an
independent Balochistan and Sindh trying to break away from Pakistan remains
strong and a lawless Karachi that is being partially tamed by the Pakistani
Rangers’, Jinnah’s Pakistan is collapsing.
Nice article. The updates census says 83% educated population and more than 98% of school enrollment in India. We in India are still very unsatisfied with the growth and optimistic about a much rapid grow. Pakistan needs to come out of its religious mindset, and focus on more liberal and growth oriented society. I am sure Pakistan has a lot of potential. Love from 🇮🇳
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