Pakistan Is Building One Of Asia's Largest Artificial Rivers In The Desert 

Phase 1 already completed ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-8IM2SKvYc0w.htmlsi=tIgoSvkGFhLAOu_d

krakaram highway

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New build Karakoram Highway please 🙏

Thank you so much ❤

Thanks bunny

Happy to see positivity from neighbors ❤

Problem is politics

​@@junaids3046and foreign agendas

Thanks

yes but this is important

Yet we have to import wheat regularly????

@@smalik0786 we import 5 lakh tonnes, but we produce 3.2 crore tonnes. Our population is 24 crore. We export half of our rice about 5B$ worth.

..So Why is Pakistan the Number 1 Beggar of the World?

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Well, Terrorism & Political urest both are American products in this country. I think new generation need to see this clearly now and avoid generalise narrative.

Thankyou for your kind words! India holds a special place in our heart. Our government news tells us the Indian government / intelligence agencies fund & arm terror groups here. I know India's official news narrative says the same about us. Underneath it all, we have a people who have lived together for thousands, if not millions of years. It is very dangerous to hate. Because we become what we hate. Bless you, I hope we get to see our region prosper and thrive together.

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While we here about Mobs attacking other faiths and gang rapes etc?

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Thats nothing compared to their terror factories - biggest in the entire galaxy.

@@anandmehta2323 Pakistan has also facing terror activities from India by funding Terrorist organization

​@@anandmehta2323 😂 you are exposed all over the world... exporting terror to Pakistan, Canada, america, Sri Lanka etc

@@anandmehta2323no one terrorist country is belonging to butcher of Gujarats pig

@@anandmehta2323atanki no one dunia ka butcher of Gujarat ka our us ka mulk ha hindutva ha

Did you just call the Pakistani government stable?

​@@vatsalkejriwal5359 Lindu 🔥 😁

Lol🤣 India build 10000x of it..

What do you want say? BTW it would be not possible for Pakistan (Not in current state) to fund 499 Kilometers of Solar panels. Plus, their maintains cost and batteries to store too.

Even though such projects are good for overall growth but I don't see any benefit at over the extra cost of such endeavor. Pakistan already produces alot more electricity than it consumes. The issue is, Pakistan has outdated electricity distribution network and hence alot of line loses. Secondly, Pakistan did alot of agreements in a bid to increase electricity production in 90s and 2000s that have come back to bit us recently. Pakistan pays these companies what is known as capacity payment i.e not the actual electricity a plant supplies but rather what its total capacity is. These agreements were not an issue when Pakistani economy was expected to outgrow the production by now but because of war on terrorism and other factors that has not happened on a scale government expected. Hence alot more expensive electricity than it should be. Pakistan can use this money instead to upgrade its distribution network and hence encourage industries to use more electricity.

@@AliSherrr Pakistan is building Canal to make Baluchistan land fertile. It is not making Dam to produce electricity..

@@geographymust8984 I'm replying to my friend above who said these canals can be fitted with solar panels to produce electricity as well as conserve water from evaporation.

@@AliSherrr That is really interesting and extremely helpful. So many replies in the comments section, irrespective of the topic being discussed, are often instantly dismissive, frequently aggressive for no good reason, and (appear) not to be knowledge based. I didn't think it would make sense for the (entire) canal network to be part of a solar array, merely those sections whereby the main grid is either not present or only insufficient. I fully take onboard your points but there are several other aspects which could make a big difference to people's quality of life. One is public health, particularly that of women and children. Indoor cooking in the less affluent areas of the world usually means burning stuff. This means that particulates are inhaled often leading to respiratory diseases. Particulates have now been shown to cross the cell wall, entering into the bloodstream, ending up in virtually every organ in the body, including placentas and brain tissue with long-term repercussions remaining unclear. With indoor cooking using combustion in these households, there are often issues with eye diseases. Wherever work has been done on improving cooking conditions, either by NGO's, UN, or government led initiatives, almost all beneficiaries express improvements in their health. So, potentially, having good, reliable, cheap access to an electricity supply, could form a crucial component of public health policy; it's a matter of political will. I'm not suggesting or advocating for fancy high end appliances, but there's plenty of solid, easily repairable basic cooktops and small ovens that could make a huge difference to people's health, as could refrigeration, especially in rural areas where healthcare may difficult to access or be altogether non-existent. From an environmental viewpoint, tree cover, so important in dealing with climate change, could be expanded since harvesting for charcoal would decrease. As less would be needed for burning, quick growing trees could also be planted to provide animal fodder. Soil erosion, flood control, and a greater availability of construction materials for housing for example, would also extend from the premise of additional solar power. The potential transformational benefits of solar are enormous, even reaching as far as a means to power cheap transportation via EVs; electric tuk tuk's in India are a huge hit with their owners. In other words, originally, I was trying to think of it in a holistic manner. Reliable electrical supplies are so much more than just being able to plug in; the societal benefits are huge. I hope this is useful by providing context. Thanks for taking the time to reply to me and provide me with a learning opportunity. 👍😊

It is now fully accomplish r still ?

@@beautifulpakistan65 still some part remaining in balochistan

Is phase 1 completeted and what about 102 acres land irrigation is it successful??

Is this located in both belt Baloch and pashtun?

@@Joncpmyt mostly in Baloch area

Yet we're at the verge of bankruptcy, so unfortunate

Bro, so far I have only seen Indians supporting Pakistanis.. Good to see it.

I haw only positive comments from indian bro.....

It will beg forever 👻👻👻

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This is clickbait.... first clue was a thumbnail of construction project that doesn't exist, followed by video clips from many other construction projects.

It's K5 project

Pakistan had made many canals before. And Pakistan also has largest irrigation system

And Afghanistan (Qosh Tepa Canal, 285 km)

Pakistan has been making canals for decades, they’re all across Pakistan

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Because everybody receives "great" credits from China, along with Chinas blueprints, engineers and construction companys, to build copies of Chinas new Supercanals.

Pakistan started this project in 2002. Prior to it, Pakistan already has one of the largest man made canal irrigation system in the World.

Pakistan is doing it for decades.

Kachhi Canal is not even finished yet how can you compare how much is it successful? And don't forget that mutual Neighbour of Afghanistan and India, Pakistan, has the largest irrigation system in the world.

Where

@@galaxyofvid2738 Search it New delta project Egypt Sinai agriculture project Egypt

They are not terrorists you need to understand the group reality which they are doing this what are the purpose behind that

@@junaids3046 He is probebly taking about BLA. Which is involed in terrorism in both Iran and Pakistan.

I hate to ask but can you explain that?

@sherydononly6919 on a dry day take a gallon of water and pour it onto a concrete slab, you will see most of it absorbed by the slab itself. Concrete is full of tiny holes.

@@Dan-vi5jp so it means that concrete is good as it will consume alit of water itself

actually there are different types of concretes some are even water proof but the point here is not to completely stop water from seeping rather seeping is good for the under ground water table

​@@Dan-vi5jpThe last time they did a test run on Kachi, half the water disappeared by the time it reached DG Khan...and now the canal is full of silt that they are dredging out 🤭

Practically the same but canal looks more like obviously built by human tech

what you saying bro 😂

Exactly! The last time they did a test run, half the water was lost reaching DG Khan...and also left behind a lot of silt. This project is already a failure. The sooner they shut it the better but I am sure they won't do the sensible thing.

Solar has done wonders for those areas. A lot of arid land in Southern Punjab is now being put to use for agriculture thanks to solar.

Karma and creator are contradictory philosophies.

The old Girdo road was much better and safe from landslides as it was cut into the rock. Used to love driving those steep hairpins... This one is certainly easier for truckers (till it lasts)

is it really feel good to live in delusion. btw I would like to advise you to study geography rather than getting information from whatsapp university. you can't do shit to mighty Indus

Probably because of its width. A Canal has a much smaller width and depth. This can technically qualify as a man made river at certain intervals where it stretches at great width and depth.

Very costly and 100% sure to fail.

@@eleghari Not said that. Its impact on the economy will be significant but progress is very slow

Then why did India declare that as a disputed territory, you are free to file a case with evidence?

Depends on temperatures. It's one of the hottest regions on earth.

Ab tum Canada usa pak qatar tak terrorsim ma involve ho pleeto .

Abhi-none-done is weeping in the corner 😅

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please save Manipur and justice for Gujarat riot. indian should focus on north to south cannel like this

​@@mohamedriswan001 aata kitne ka h ?

Salinity waterlogging and siltation will create many problems if its not cemented

Are u being sarcastic or....