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Tag Archives: Pakistan
Wagha Border Closing
https://youtu.be/mhHQWTrEwA8 We ended the day yesterday sitting in the stands on the Indian side as the special border guards from these nuclear neighbors strut their stuff. There were many more Indian spectators cheering from the “every seat taken crowd,” We … Continue reading
Posted in India, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged "The Reunion", border night closing, Border parade, film, friendship and loved that knows no borders, India, moviw, Pakistan, parade
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Fort at Jaisalmer, Rajasthan, India. . . . . and Connections. . . .
Jaisalmer Fort is one of the largest fortifications in the world. It is listed as a World Heritage Sites and is located in the heart of the ancient city of Jailsalmer. It was built nearly a thousand years ago … Continue reading
Cricket World Cup Fever. . . . . from Down Under
The World Cup series in Cricket has begun ! Today for my part of the world the meeting of India and Pakistan on the field of a cricket match was a very big deal. Such a better competion and … Continue reading
Posted in India, Uncategorized
Tagged 1 billion views, Cricket, India, India vs. Pakistan, India Wins!, Pakistan, soccer or football, sports, World Cup Cricket, world sports
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The Haveli in Jaisalmer
This is a picture from atop the fort in Jaisalmer, the Golden City of Rajasthan. Namaste! Today, Jaisalmer is a remote outpost in the desert and actually the last city in India before the desert and then the border with … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Architecture, India, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged Afghanistan, architecture, blogging, building, desert, India, Jaisalmer, merchants, Pakistan, photography, Rajasthan, touring, trade route, trade route city, yellow sandstone
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A Hindu and a Muslim Share the Nobel Peace Prize
http://youtu.be/LB_Eqj2XrdM http://youtu.be/Orkxf5p7mu0 These two tireless spokesmen and workers against the oppression of children for monetary gain, and the rights of girls to an education have been awarded this honor and award. It is ironic that Pakistan and India were shooting … Continue reading
Wagah Border Crossing
Wagah Originally Posted on March 15, 2013 by annetbell Sadly this nightly event has stopped recently because of the troubles in Pakistan. I don’t know if we will get to do this when we are in Amritsar this time. It was such a … Continue reading
Posted in India, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged Amritsar, blogging, culture, India, Pakistan, peaceful, photography, Punjab, travel, Wagah Border Crossing
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BBC Partition of India ‘How the Hatred Began’. . . . . .
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W81GcV1d0Bk My blogger friend Sudharsan at viruvasan.wordpress.com sent me this amazing BBC video yesterday in response to my post on Wagah Border . The BBC always does such a wonderful job telling historical events and using primary source film. In … Continue reading
Wagah Posted on March 15, 2013by annetbell Namaste! Darn, just when I thought today’s post would be a short, fun description of the famous nightly border closing ceremony at Wagah, we went to see Attacks of 26/11. Though it was in … Continue reading
Indian Summer by Alex von Tunzelmannn The Secret History of the End of the Empire
When I heard about a seminar on India at the Troy Public Library, I was very excited and braved the low temperatures and the icy streets to attend.We were to read, discuss, and connect a novel and a non-fiction book … Continue reading
Posted in India, Uncategorized
Tagged 1947, books, Free India, Gahndi, Hinduism, India, Islam, Jinnah, Nehru, Pakistan, partition, religions, zerotohero
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Pakistani Hero
I found this site of yesterday and just have to add Humaira to my wall of heroes. I am also including the post I made earlier about the CNN Heroes from India. These people will really touch and inspire your … Continue reading
Posted in India, Uncategorized
Tagged change, education, helping the least among us, Heroes, hope, India, inspiration, love, Pakistan
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