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Pakistan is making it's own vaccine, and won't need vaccine made by India


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9 minutes ago, rightwinger91 said:

asalu british mughals emi cheyyaledhu antav ye moham tho aa mata annav ra?

neeku emaina thelusa british mughals em chesnaro?

Neeku party training lo cheppara maatalani vakreekarunchamani

british moghals emi cheyyaleka poyyaru anna hinduism ni

it doesnt mean vallu sudda poosalu ani kaadu

they did lot of bad things still hinduism is intact, thats the greatness of hinduism

but i am afraid now, neelanti politically motivated idiots are making more damage to hinduism for your political benefits

 

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1 hour ago, modi_bhakth said:

Neeku party training lo cheppara maatalani vakreekarunchamani

british moghals emi cheyyaleka poyyaru anna hinduism ni

it doesnt mean vallu sudda poosalu ani kaadu

they did lot of bad things still hinduism is intact, thats the greatness of hinduism

but i am afraid now, neelanti politically motivated idiots are making more damage to hinduism for your political benefits

 

as per your training are you taught to lick thurak m? and always cry on whatever modi does?

modi has done so much for the cause of hindus and still kojjas like you only come here to cry on everything he does. i am afraid bigger threat to hindusim is ppl like you

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4 minutes ago, rightwinger91 said:

as per your training are you taught to lick thurak m? and always cry on whatever modi does?

modi has dont so much for the cause of hindus and still kojjas like you only come here to cry on everything he does. i am afraid bigger threat to hindusim is ppl like you

Siggu padu samara

modi di ekkuva marigi thoti hinduvulani kooda tidutunnav

 

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https://publisher.tbsnews.net/coronavirus-chronicle/serum-indias-covishield-part-pakistans-covid-jab-drive-under-vaccine-alliance

Meanwhile, around seven million made-in-India doses of AstraZeneca's Covishield vaccine will be part of Pakistan's free Covid-19 vaccination drive starting next week under the global Covax alliance, PM Imran Khan's special assistant on health Dr Faisal Sultan said on Sunday.  

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Osama supported , funded Nawaz: Abida Hussain

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s former ambassador to the United States Abida Hussain Saturday revealed that Osama Bin Laden had supported and funded former prime minister Nawaz Sharif 

Yes, he (Osama Bin Laden) supported Mian Nawaz Sharif at one time. However, that is a complicated story.

“He (Osama) used to extend financial assistance (to Nawaz Sharif,” she said in an interview with a private television channel.

Abida, also an ex-cabinet member of Nawaz Sharif’s government, recalled that at one time Osama Bin Laden was popular and liked by everyone including the Americans, but at a later stage, he was treated as a stranger.

She said she was appointed as an ambassador during the first premiership of Nawaz Sharif, after she lost the election.

She said during her stint as envoy to the US, most of her communication used to be with president Ghulam Ishaq Khan.

Khan had tasked her to keep the American engaged in talks till Pakistan completes its nuclear programme in 18 months.

She said the US administration including diplomats, senators and congressmen used to advise Pakistan against execution of nuclear programme.

To a question, she said though she used to be spied in the US, she had no such suspicious activity which could be used against her by the intelligence agencies.

 

 about the source of communication between her and President Ishaq Khan in absence of modern tools, she said during 18 months, she visited Pakistan for five times for briefing from the president.

However, she used to avoid using phone knowing that it could be bugged.

As the nuclear programme was under the purview of the president, she said, most of her conversation used to be with him, not the prime minister.

This is also because President Ghulam Ishaq Khan did not trust anyone.

Asked whether being a prime minister, Nawaz Sharif did not felt bad for bypassing him and directly communicating with the president, she said, “he never expressed it”.

Hussain said though Pakistan had started its nuclear programme in 1983 during Ziaul Haq regime, it was completed in 1992. She also revealed that she was made ambassador on the president’s recommendation 

 

 

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