Where are the global protector of Muslim world now , where are the jihadi now3yr ⋅ ineversaiddat ⋅ r/TheSouthAsia
The Jahaz Mahal, India, constructed by a Khilji king of the Delhi Sultanate for his consorts.3yr ⋅ Shansab101 ⋅ r/TheSouthAsia
A painting of Sher Shah Suri's mausoleum. Bihar, India (by Francis Swain Ward 1772)3yr ⋅ Shansab101 ⋅ r/TheSouthAsia
Pakistan's $532 million, newly inaugurated anti-Terrorism border fence designed to prevent cross-border attacks3yr ⋅ Shansab101 ⋅ r/TheSouthAsia
Training my dog to sit on scooty. He is an Indian Pariha - German Shepherd mix.4yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/TheSouthAsia
Britain is among the most vulnerable to the new wave of terrorism from #Afghanistan because it has the most robust population links with Pakistan and with the Durand Line abolished, it makes, for example, visits to Taliban/Qaeda camps more difficult to detect.2yr ⋅ Common_Echo_9061 ⋅ r/TheSouthAsia
I know i'm late to the game but here's some Shahi paneer for you guys.4yr ⋅ darktumor ⋅ r/TheSouthAsia
Didn't feel like choosing a single image so here is a collage of my food pictures #FoodPornChallenge4yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/TheSouthAsia
Haji biryani - is one of the oldest restaurants in the heart of Old Dhaka Bangladesh, selling chevon biryani. The restaurant also sells borhani and soft drinks. In 1939 the restaurant was started as a roadside food corner by a person named Haji Mohammad Hossain.4yr ⋅ asikf ⋅ r/TheSouthAsia
Just before taking off paragliding in Bir billing, Himachal Pradesh3yr ⋅ AZ-5_GoBoom ⋅ r/TheSouthAsia
Monda - is a traditional Bangladeshi sweet, originated in Muktagachha Upazila, Mymensingh, Bangladesh. The sweet first made in 1824 by Mr. Gopal Pal, is reputed in Bangladesh and many countries for its originality, testes and flavor.4yr ⋅ asikf ⋅ r/TheSouthAsia
I made roasted papad, roasted at appropriate temperature for about 82 seconds. (#masterchef)4yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/TheSouthAsia
Microlight flight over the Zambezi, with Victoria Falls behind us4yr ⋅ brown_burrito ⋅ r/TheSouthAsia
Jinnah, Muslim League & his Home in Pakistan are proofs enough that Bhagat Singh's ideas never shared by the Muslim majority of his undivided Punjab state and had he been alive, he had to be a refugee seeking CAA in some place in this divided India like say Man Mohan Singh or Advani!3yr ⋅ subarnopan ⋅ r/TheSouthAsia
