8 Differences Between INDIA & PAKISTAN 

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Lmao only boomers go crazy over this stuff bro.

@@thegodofthegods1084 What does it matter if they're boomers? If they're here commenting, they're here commenting.

@@GEOfocusChannel Fair enough, just know not everyone is as hot headed about the situation, but it truly does get wild at times.

@@thegodofthegods1084 that is good to hear, peace to all!

there is and maybe dont be so sarcastically pessimistic

@@Ojj2002 wow you really can't have fun anywhere

I thought you were funny

It’s funny how the two countries feud but when Pakistanis and Indians meet abroad they’re usually besties

In India we are taught that Hindko, Multani, Pothwari and Saraiki are Punjabi dialects in Pakistan

​@@pranavjoshi1471 They vary wildly but u can still consider them dialects. Saraiki and Hindko aren't tonal, however Majhi is. Here are some sentences For example: Tusi kithe chale o/ Kithay jaan Dey ho (Majhi) Tusaan kithaan vehnde payo (Saraiki) Tusaan kuthe jul reho/julde payo (Hindko)

@@user-ey8bh8cd5r Awesome, thanks for elaborating with examples🙏🏽

If you can find 15, I suggest you need to do more research. Cause I can find like 1500

@@user-ey8bh8cd5r Hindko really seems a separate language. Saraiki, however, not so much. I admit that just one sentence is not enough for this assumption. However in Punjabi the sentence you gave can also be said "tusīn kitthe jānde pae ho"(Punjabis don't pronounce the h generally, so pae ho sounds like payo).

India has 2nd highest numbers of Muslims and mosques after Indonesia .

And how many Hindus are in Pakistan?

Domy that's a very good question.

@@dnosic 5th largest no. Of Hindus in Pakistan after India, Nepal, Bangladesh and Indonesia

​​@@dnosic Mean every other religion is going to extinct along with their place for worshipe god in next 30years in pskistan ,if their government not take any action to protect them.

As a Malaysian Malay speaker, I agree with your point on Malay and Indonesian. I think this has to do with the fact that while the majority of speakers of Malay are native ethnic Malays, the majority of speakers of Indonesian are of different ethnicities (eg Javanese, Sundanese, Achenese, etc), so there was a whole different kind of influence to be had on these two languages from the people who speak them

Representing languages with flags is never a good idea

My phone doesn't recognize the third one

@@Zarugoza5969 Marathi in modi script (not used anymore)

Bhojpuri is Hindi language dialect. I don't different about this two. i am from Kerala malayali speaker and script is devanagiri

Bengali is in India too you know ?

India ka map hi galat dikhaya hai mere bhai

Wow you two are brothers

Not sure if Muslim citizens of India will agree. Their properties and places of worship are not safe although protected under constitution. On top of the right wing mob even the State buldozes their houses without due process. Judiciary takes Hindu sentiment into consideration. Just this week a couple was harassed by Hindu mob when they went to see a movie in Karnataka. If State cannot protect all its citizens then you have a problem. Even peaceful protests are not protected. I admit Pakistan is not the bastion of democracy but unlike India Pakistan is not "the largest democracy "

@@HasanAhmed-ki8yh lol Muslim in india still increasing and becoming 22 cr Mintorites in Pakistan are completely invisible. Ahmediya muslim treatment is World famous Shia hazara are killed in bomb last Christaan Asia Biwi are treated by BLASPHEMY and sold to Chinese men And Hindu are converted forcefully in Sindh Wonderful

@@HasanAhmed-ki8yh Racial harassment is common in most countries. But in India it is more visible in the society. You're right, Indian constitution sometimes fails to protect their citizens right. Politics is one of the factors that leads to racial discrimination in many world nations. What we can change is our own mentality towards different religions and casts in a way which we all gets equal rights to live in a given society. It's true that many countries has their majority religion. But we have to remember that India don't have an official religion. We all are born as Indians. If we can't change our society, we can change ourselves. Race is only helpful in our personal lives. In a society, commonality in terms of citizenship and nationality matters. Pakistan constitution is way far from these good qualities of life and Indian constitution is much better in terms of protecting citizens right to live. That's what I tried to mention in my comments, my friend.

What do you mean by "being a Dravidian". Note: Dravidian is not a racial group, it's a language family.

@@being8107 Dravidians are a racial group and we do contain genetic factors that differentiate us from Indo Aryans. Many westerners in the past centuries tried to include us with Indo Aryans. And it actually worked, because in modern day both Indo Aryans and Dravidians share some common aspects in terms of racial genetic makeup like ANI and ASI!

Comparing five countries in one video? That’s far too complicated. Emphasis on “far”.

@@GEOfocusChannel

@@GEOfocusChannel hello from germany ... if anyone can make such a comparison, it is YOU

Doesn't RU-vid limit video length to ten hours?

@@chitlitlah Haha, exactly. :D Yeah, I know it sounds like comparing 5 countries would take 2.5 times as much time and effort as comparing 2, but it would actually be more like 10 times harder and take 10 times the time. It's hard to explain, but the details compound, and it gets out of control. I could do it if the points of comparison were VERY simple, but in that case it wouldn't be very interesting.

I see.

Thank you, Inez!

Thanks!

It’s just much more complicated to compare three countries rather than two, and I’m trying to keep videos simple enough to keep doing them. But Bangladesh and Pakistan might be an interesting video, or something related.

That's partly due to globalisation and partly due to the need of keeping a single language of communication between various regions within India. In India, almost every office uses some degree of English in order to do keep uniformity in internal communications and also too communicate with foreign businesses. Hope it helped 😊

@@Achin_Jain Very helpful! Thanks.

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@@Achin_Jain many countries have also adopted English terms for machines and concepts since the industrial Revolution. France famously tried to put a stop to this by coming up with their own terms. I believe that some for British colonies likewise translated the terms or created new terms in their own native or majority languages and try to formalize these.

When indians speak Hindi they have an upper class dialect that merge english and hindi Which i like to call hinglish Which is what they use in bollywood

And now they live Peacefully

​@@ocdopiedpower not really. Both poke each other😂😂

@@sarangbsr f**k India?

​@@sarangbsrwe don't. If you see in case of religion, then we respect Indian Muslims and not Pakistani'. Why? Cuz they have terrorist organisations that operates against India to take a state of ours (Kashmir).

I can't allow viewers to add those subtitles anymore. But thanks for offering!

Yes, it’s actually the most widely spoken native language in Pakistan. Urdu is spoken as a second language by most people.

Bangladesh was actually part of Pakistan until it split from in in the early 1970s. So it wasn't originally independent post-British-Empilre Also, Nepal was always ruled separately from the rest of South Asia by the British Empire, IIRC.

Nepal- British never conquered it. It was always a buffer state between China and british India. They didn't want to join India and no one had the authority to force them. Bangladesh- They were formerly part of Pakistan and fought for their independence in 1971 when Pakistan began suppressing the Bengali culture and people. Kashmir- A direct vassal kingdom under the control of British. Were given an option to choose either of the two or independence. Chose independence for a while until they got invaded by Pakistan. In the end, had to choose India to fend off the invasion and maintain the secular status of their state. Kashmir state had 3 regions and only 1 of those had a Muslim majority. So, because of a really large Muslim population in 1 region(which caused the entire Kashmir region to be 68% Islamic), ceding the other 2 to Pakistan would have been a grave injustice to minorities(32%) of the state. So, to keep the muslims happy, the king at that time didn't join India (which was going to be non-religious) and chose to remain independent. India was fine with it but, guess what people weren't fine with it and invaded? Hope this helped 😊

@@Achin_Jain I think you've answered the question very concisely and well. It basically agrees with what I've read over the years.

serbo croatian languages would be more similar, whereas urdu has more persian and arabic words and hindi has more sanskrit words so some words cant be mutually understood in case of hindustani

@@dankmemer2542 I speak Hindi and can absolutely understand Urdu, the script is the only issue

@@sonam1959_ including those persian and arabic words?

@@dankmemer2542 yes, because a lot of Persian words are also present in Hindi. Of course now I can't understand everything down to the t, however I'd say I understand about 96%.

Unless you have had training in Urdu, listen to media or know Urdu speakers, I doubt your comment.@@sonam1959_

America as in the US or America as in North and South America? If it's just US history, it can be found all over RU-vid.

@@roberthunter479 USA

Not according to Herr Modi.

I've never heard of "triple million".

Yeah, the word you’re probably looking for is _trillion,_ i.e. one million^2, at least in places that use the short scale numbering system, including in English-speaking countries. I know that in long scale numbering (used in much of continental Europe, I believe), one million^2-or a million million-is one billion, whereas short scale numbering defines one billion as one _thousand_ million. And that same number is _one lakh crore_ in the Indian numbering system-because when you’re dealing with numbers, what you want most are inconsistency and confusion. 😆💯🧮

Hopefully!

NO CURRY NO LIFE. NORTH INDIAN CURRy SOUTH INDIAN CURRY PAKISTANI CURRY NEPALESE CURRY THAI CURRY KHMER CURRY YES PLEASE

But not with pork.

In India also you can get beef curry there are several Indian states where beef is not banned

@@timmmahhhh ​ The Hindoos eat pig or pork curry!… Especially the lower caste “harijan” Hindoos!

@@GEOfocusChannel JAPANESE KARĒ FILIPINO KARE-KARE

So sri lanka and maldives should join india

Really a simplistic viewpoint and no longer possible.

Absolutely true but Modi wants to change that.

Som is older than father lol

What about "Mother India" HaHa!

You can thank the Brits for partitioning India and also remember the case of Bangladesh. Your statement is too simplistic.

They have similarity too like in foods wedding traditional clothes etc....

@@malaikatariqmalaikatariq5675 Wedding and traditional clothes are very different. Just look at Shalwar Kameez & Saree difference for women in both Pakistan & India, respectively.

The writing system

It's now more than just that see my other comments of language differences.@@Sharif_karbalai

not the maps used

Hopefully there won't be many of those!

No Hitler corrupted the meaning of the word and adopted it for his racist views. You can research this in Wikipedia.

Never

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Urdu is indian language

@@nahldaktar4365 it's sub contenet language and most speak in Pakistan

In grammar, yes, in vocabulary it is now very different.@@nahldaktar4365

Lol 😂 Hindu killing Muslim one day India is Muslim country Hinduism is dying

After living a thousand years under Muslim rule, ..... We understand ur anxiety 😜

@@AliChaudhary420 Your surname says everything

@@Mayurkevadiya What does it say? That i belong to the land owning elite in a village 😂

@@AliChaudhary420 it says tofa kabool kijiye by your forefathers

Hopefully that will be minimal.

@@GEOfocusChannel No, they're gonna go maximum, turning a simple comment war into a real war, making the next Indo-Pakistani war, then turning it into a full blown nuclear war that completely devastates crops and the world by the all the ash blocking the sun, and causing a mini-ice age, killing 5 billion people.

Yes, you're right. I just made a Short video about that.

The map shows the current situation and territorial control, not a preferred or ideal outcome.

It is not showing the current situation, instead it shows the western interest in India losing a part of its land.

Paul, give up on this person. She is obviously wrong minded. See her other comments.@@GEOfocusChannel

Everyone should be proud of their heritage.

Did you miss what I talked about after nominal GDP and how I introduced it?

@@GEOfocusChannel He probably did, because he was probably looking for some reason to be a jerk to you. I swear, some people sometimes. smh

Exactly India has higher population so much larger economy it does not make sense

urdu is much better c'mon..... Pakistanis and urdu both are hybrid of arabic/persian and sanskrit . But if you listen to pure hindi , it's the actual language of this Indian subcontinent . Not some invader-indegineous mix language .

@@hsuyaarchives2526 😛😛😛🤪🤪Urdu is better haaaaaaa🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😠😠

@@ahad2454 🤣🤣🤣🤣

What do you mean by "beater"? You must mean "better" Even there this is a stupid comment. I am a westerner who has studied Urdu and Persian for 45 years and I love the the languages. I can read and speak it and I love the poetry , but as far as representing the sounds of languages ALL Arabic script languages do not clearly represent some sounds, especially vowels. A study was conducted on world languages and it was discovered that Devanagari-based languages and Korean are the most accurate in the world, in terms of nearly perfectly representing the sounds of the languages. No language is better or worse than another, but some alphabets DO represent sounds better than others. Please do your research.

@@indetif839 🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪😂😂😂😂 why you right the the languages why you write the 2 time shameful 🤔🤔

Nobody wants to watch a video that’s 900 minutes long, though. :)

It’s not a topic limited to outsiders. Stop being rude 😂😂 from a Kashmiri

@@user-ey8bh8cd5r i am a kashmiri and it's internal matter of my country India

I didn’t give an OPINION on it because it’s none of my business, but there is no reason for me to avoid talking about the facts of the situation and the history behind it. I honestly don’t understand what you mean. It’s like someone says “There is a war in Ukraine” and a Ukrainian or a Russian says “Hey, don’t say that! You’re an outsider”.

@@GEOfocusChannel tbh this is the first time I've seen an unbiased view on Kashmir so far. Most videos on this topic are from Indian Kashmiris, and that's no problem, however they obviously favor and talk in a biased way. Same goes for Pakistanis. dont worry bro good vid

AS someone who is not Indian tor Pakistani but have several degrees in South Asian Studies, Paul's facts are essentially correct. Looks like ou are the one who needs to get the facts straight.

Didn't Pakistan also hide Osama bin Laden? They wanted him safe from the US if I'm not mistaken. Giving a mass murdering terrorist safe haven is very telling of their government. As far as corrupt leaders go, well.......I think government corruption isn't limited to Pakistan. Seems like this is a problem in every country. People get into power and then are unable to resist the urge to abuse it. Wherever you find a leader, you'll likely find someone who will say they are corrupt. To be fair, both countries have their problems. Aren't most of the telephone scammers in India? Whenever I look at videos of people scamming others in Australia, Europe, the UK, and the US, they are almost always Indians operating in India. Call centers are set up specifically for stealing from the elderly. As far as thieves go, these are the lowest of lowlives. I don't hate either country but I hate some of the things its citizens do.

I think you are coming here after seeing wion . You don't live in Pakistan so how can you say that. the life is just perfect and peacefull in Pakistan we have freedom to do anything and terrorism is in every country but in Pakistan it is in decline alhamdulliah

I am a westerner who has lived in BOTH India and Pakistan and there are a lot of misinformed comments by folks with their own biases from their country and most probably NEVER lived in the other country. @@hamzayousuf54

You taught you this at school didn't they

Your comment doesn't make any sense pakistan didn't fought for independence against India the British partitioned the country And Khalid bin Waleed was a 7th century arab commander how is even related to India and Pakistan

🤦 Let me point out the mis-info :- Pakistan and India did not fight against each other during independence. They together fought against the British for independence. There were only few major wars between India and Pakistan, which were humiliating defeats for Pakistan. India has managed to defeat Pakistan most of the time. How is it possible that all those 100k Indians were Hindus and all those Pakistanis were Muslims? Khalid ibn Al-Walid was an Arab, not a Pakistani. Also, he died about 1300 years before Pakistan and India became independent. Cavalry (use of horsemen in battle) was used centuries ago. Now, the actual fun fact : @Ibrahim Gamer is high on something.

@SANBRUCE Propagandistic Education + 12 y/o + drugs = this creative nonsense

Excellent educational video! Thank you Paul.

And despite that Pakistan economy runs by IMF BEGGING

Lol 😂 source ?

source. India poverty % is lower than paxtan