#ProfileForPeace: Ordinary Indians, Pakistanis battle hate with love

E-Paper | May 01, 2026

As friction between India and Pakistan intensifies with Shiv Sena's daily threats, citizens from both sides of the border have decided to show how they really feel about their 'rival' neighbour.

Read: With message to Shiv Sena, Dunkin Donuts Pakistan extends olive branch to India

A campaign apparently initiated by Mumbai resident Ram Subramanian has gone viral with #ProfileForPeace hashtag with an aim to battle the politics of hate.

Tweet by Ram Subramanian

Others were soon to follow and many Indian joined the campaign.

Tweet by Indians

Tweet by an Indian

Soon enough many Pakistanis joined the campaign and people from both countries expressed their will to isolate hatemongers among them.

Tweet by a Pakistani

Tweet from #profileforpeace

Tweet by an Indian

Tweet by a Pakistani

Tweet by Fatima Bhutto

Even Sudheendra Kularni, a victim of a Shiv Sena ink attack, appreciated the efforts and appealed for the success of the campaign.

Tweeet by Sudheendra Kulkarni

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Tweet by a Pakistani

Another tweet with the ProfileForPeace hashtag

Shiv Sena activists had stormed headquarters of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) on October 19 just before Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Shaharyar Khan was to meet BCCI chief Shashank Manohar to discuss a bilateral series in December.

The 'Seniks' had issued threats against a number of Pakistani personalities, including actors Fawad Khan and Mahira Khan, which had also prompted the withdrawal of Pakistani umpire Aleem Dar from India, who was officiating matches in the ongoing India-South Africa series over security concerns.

Tweet by an Indian

Tweet by another Pakistani

Shiv Sena’s hooliganism, had also forced Wasim Akram and Shoaib Akhtar to quit the ongoing India-South Africa series and head home early. Both were commentators in the ongoing series in India.

Read: No threat to Pakistani citizens visiting India, says Indian HC

Meanwhile, commenting on the recent intolerant attitude displayed by the right –wing Shiv Sena against Pakistani citizens, the Indian High Commission's spokesperson in Islamabad had stated that there is no threat to Pakistani citizens visiting India.

Read: 'Shiv Seniks' disrupt Pakistani play in India

Tweet by an Indian

Tweet by a Pakistani appreciating the campaign

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Karachi

Oct 25, 2015 05:28pm

Does it make difference to the hawks out there...No... people and place don't hate until told to do so and the hawks know the job.... Economically and socially Pakistan for sure and India may as well cannot afford a short or long war... not in the budget,.. Hope sanity prevails.

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M.AMBIKAPATHI

Oct 25, 2015 05:32pm

WOW !!! Excellent to see peace lovers from both sides.

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Rizwan - US

Oct 25, 2015 05:35pm

Good gesture from both sides. Since India have population of more than a billion, they need to do more I guess.

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SGH

Oct 25, 2015 05:39pm

Shanti. Aman. Peace. I think, common people in both countries wish peace and normal friendly relationship. We all love Lata Mangeshkar and Noorjehan; Mohammad Rafi and Mehdi Hasan.

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Azmeen

Oct 25, 2015 05:42pm

I appreciate the hawks for peace on both sides. Such movement needs to be strengthened on both sides of border to force the politicians to work for prosperity of the people not for WAR. I am a Pakistani, and have several friends in India.

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Harmony-1

Oct 25, 2015 05:43pm

I love this campaign of messages of love and compassion. Good of Dawn to that. We need to see more of that on Indian papers too and down with Shiv Sena type shenanigans.

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A Pakistani

Oct 25, 2015 05:46pm

I live in Middle East. I am from Pakistan. I found Indians people living in Middle East who represent masses from India, are very helpful to me and many others like me. They are very caring people.

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aman

Oct 25, 2015 05:49pm

I agree hate generates more hate, and love generate more love. Even-though there are always some obsticls in Love, however, eventually love always prevails if sincerity exists between both the parties

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Amin

Oct 25, 2015 05:51pm

I dont hate India but I dont love them either.

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Amjad Surhio

Oct 25, 2015 05:57pm

I love the peace campaign.... But I hate the politics of hate from both side... But it is commendable initiative taken by the civil society of both countries. Let peace be spread everywhere...Long Live Peace...Long live peace lover of both countries....

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isaq

Oct 25, 2015 05:57pm

@Amin Just don't hate that is enough, love your near and dear ones.

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Imran Soomro

Oct 25, 2015 06:05pm

When general public talks, hawks and hatemongers on both sides of the border are bound to shut up. Because Aam Admi's strength is far superior and powerful.

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tasleem ulhaq

Oct 25, 2015 06:13pm

its not matter of love or hate between two nations,but at least both should have normal relations which is essential for the regional peace and development.

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hideseek

Oct 25, 2015 06:19pm

Such simplistic ideas do not resolve the long-term conflict caused by islam's long-term plan/goal of exterminating non-muslims. In fact such simplicisms actually make the islamofascists more hidden and more powerful. Simple-minded people often do dumb things with bad long-term effects.

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Oct 25, 2015 06:33pm

Heart warming! More power to peacemakers!

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Jayakumar

Oct 25, 2015 06:34pm

I am an Indian & a hindu by faith. I dont eat beef but dont have any problem someone else consuming it. I am a patriot but dont hate pakistanis ,afterall we are siblings by Gods will.

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Ahsan Gul

Oct 25, 2015 06:35pm

To you all who have send pictures or comments of love regardless from any country, I salute you. Foster love as this world needs it badly today. We all need to develop understanding amongst ourselves that we all are created by one but in different families, religions and country where we had no control. And we all are human. We must stop exercising our point of views and just learn to get along. Respect each other's view and believes. Oppose those who sows the seeds of hatred.

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S. A. M.

Oct 25, 2015 06:39pm

there are always reasons to love. that's easier to do than to hate.

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Zak

Oct 25, 2015 06:43pm

Pakistanis, Kashmiris will never like India, we are enemies and will be always.

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Pakistani

Oct 25, 2015 06:44pm

Hate is a strong word. maybe we don't hate each other but certainly there is no love lost between us.

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lafanga

Oct 25, 2015 06:46pm

Hindus and Muslims cannot live together , their will be suspicion and hate towards each other always.

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ibrahim

Oct 25, 2015 06:48pm

commendable..these people are the agents of change.

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tamil

Oct 25, 2015 06:51pm

We are all humans , external features like skin color, shape of nose, language , religion, geography, sect should not become hindrance for brotherhood and peace.

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sbk

Oct 25, 2015 06:52pm

Basically Indians and Pakistani people are brothers and sisters. They have the same culture. Both are good. But, the only problem with both of them is their greediness to somehow grab Kashmir by hook or crook.

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Amjad Surhio

Oct 25, 2015 07:03pm

@lafanga These are not your words, human can live together until and unless we respect each other's differences which can be religious, political, social etc. Since inception politic from both sides advocated the thought of no tolerance but do not you see we have been living together for ages until East India company enters, and for their vested interest they left no stone unturned to devastate out very own values of peace and tolerance.

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khanm

Oct 25, 2015 07:06pm

Religion was the reason for division of subcontinent and it is religion that divides us, until their is difference in religion , peace will never prevail in sub continent.

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1947 partition

Oct 25, 2015 07:06pm

If India and Pakistan were friends then why was there partition and four wars between India and Pakistan on Kashmir?

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Changez_Khan

Oct 25, 2015 07:09pm

We love you Indians. We don't hate you. Indian, Pakistani Bhai Bhai.

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mubashar ahmad

Oct 25, 2015 07:12pm

people of subcontinent need peace nothing else . ,different religions teaches us love , respect ,and tolerance .no religion teaches hatred , now is the time to confess that love for all hatred for none .

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Zak

Oct 25, 2015 07:24pm

Blood of kashmiris is flowing , how can Kashmiris or Pakistanis not hate Indians.

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Sohail Pirzada

Oct 25, 2015 07:26pm

I posted this earlier and relevant here too; Brief comparison of Pakistan and India : Stephen Cohen is his book published in 2013 “Shooting for a Century, The India-Pakistan Conundrum” argues that peace may be possible in 2047. Close to half of Indians/is still defecates in the opens but have cellphones Both countries'most populace have not much sense of cleanliness and sanitation Both countries teaching their young ones lies/distorted history thru school texts books Both of them have been involved in 4 wars including one undeclared war and many border skirmishes/military stand-offs yet learned nothing continue to act like immature/amateurs Despite being 20.5% of the world’s population the trade between the countries is less than $2.5B which is very shameful The question is why can't we grow up? But with this article signs are pretty good. ..

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lafanga

Oct 25, 2015 07:29pm

@Amjad Surhio It is a myth that Hindus and Muslims can stay together , their was violence between the communities before East India company entered India, but due to Mughal rule we kept Hindus under control.

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indian muslim

Oct 25, 2015 07:32pm

Once Muslim population in India becomes majority , peace will prevail between India and Pakistan not before.

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Saeeds

Oct 25, 2015 07:42pm

I m human Love human Hate race color religion anything divide human. Or if anyone belief these thing above human than I don't care how many selfie anyone put on Facebook or Twitter .

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schal

Oct 25, 2015 07:59pm

@Rizwan - US Size does not matter to do good things!

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Mohit

Oct 25, 2015 08:00pm

I am an Indian, im from Delhi, i do not hate pakistan and there are many many many people like me.

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Rohit

Oct 25, 2015 08:07pm

Good gesture.....

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schal

Oct 25, 2015 08:08pm

@Zak You are lumping people. If people hate each other that indiscriminately, there would not have been any civilization left. There are saner voices on all sides. Please take time to listen to them.

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schal

Oct 25, 2015 08:20pm

@Ahsan Gul Very well said.

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Ijaz

Oct 25, 2015 08:20pm

Hate is corrosive. It damages the person doing the hating. On the other hand, love respect and harmony strengthens not only the person being loved but also the lover. Let us bear this in mind. For sure there are differences (legitimate and illegitimate) on both sides, but let us keep in mind a bigger prize and work towards peace.

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Mogambo

Oct 25, 2015 08:20pm

I am an Indian. I am from Kerala,South India. I love Pakistans. I am not alone. There are more Pakistani lovers here . Thank you Dawn,for highlighting the fantastic initiative. Of course,love you Dawn !!

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Sudhanshu Swami

Oct 25, 2015 08:25pm

I am Indian, I am from India, I dont love or hate people based on country. I love or hate based on their thoughts. I love people of sub continent who hate Terrorism. I love people who sympathize with my Brothers and sisters of Mumbai blast victims. As well as I love people who sympathize with my Indus valley brothers of Peshawar School Victims. I love people who say All world is a family. I love people who pray that every one (irrespective of Race, nationality and Religion) be healthy and prosperous. I dont know whether I am alone or there are many people like me.

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Shazia

Oct 25, 2015 08:31pm

Positive notes and selfies? What a sham exercise! Why do we care what Indians think about us? Are we that insecure or it's just lack of respect for ourselves? Either way shame on these aplogictic Pakistanis!

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Ahmer

Oct 25, 2015 08:48pm

I am a human amd I don't hate any human. If we go ine step further than that, then the problem starts.

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Saj

Oct 25, 2015 08:51pm

Tolerance is the only solution.

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zafar

Oct 25, 2015 09:00pm

Indians need to prove this...their countrymen threatened visiting pakistanis.....so its good their tiny minoroty is doing it atleast...pakistanis r victims

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Rani

Oct 25, 2015 09:02pm

@Shazia - no one here is apologizing to Indians. There is nothing wrong with giving positive messages to each other and wishing for a peace in the region. Shame on people who can not see anything positive and are are such narrow minded.

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k k tiwari India

Oct 25, 2015 09:10pm

I am an Indian from Bhopal, I dont hate Pakistan, I met many lovely Pakistanis in London & Europe.I denounce those who are against Cultural & sports events

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hussein

Oct 25, 2015 09:19pm

These gimmicks do not matter. Indians are using all possible non-kinetkc means to create problems within Pakistan. We in Pakistan also seek to do the same. The issue is to been in the larger perspective.

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LALA

Oct 25, 2015 09:21pm

I'm a Pakistani Pakhtun from KPK and I don't hate or love Indians! it amazes me to see the amount of coverage Indian issues get in Pakistani media. Totally embarrassing! And I thought we separated for good in 1947!

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Kanwarch

Oct 25, 2015 09:24pm

Way to go for Pakistanis and Indians. Promote love and friendship and together we shall beat the extremists on both sides

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Not enemy

Oct 25, 2015 09:34pm

@Zak Do not worry, There are lots of people like you in India also. I do not hate Pakistani.

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M.Saeed

Oct 25, 2015 09:39pm

Sanity is same everywhere. Hate is a disease and any hate can be treated by proper diagnosis of cause and elimination of symptoms through appropriate medicinal innervation or procedure. India and Pakistan would become the world's most powerful friends if our politicians could change and start acting as they should, for the welfare of their people.

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Rob

Oct 25, 2015 09:59pm

I hope Pakistanis realize Indians don't hate them. It is your military and the terrorists that we are worried about. How can we make this clear? Please open your eyes!

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Rashid Ishaq

Oct 25, 2015 10:00pm

I love this seriously

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ROHIT PANDEY

Oct 25, 2015 10:01pm

A good start.But, lots of more ground to cover to bring in normality in relations. I don't think that India and Pakistan will have a normal relationship, unless and until a thorough reassessment of history/politics is examined and come to terms with?

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Krishna

Oct 25, 2015 10:10pm

I am an Indian. I do not hate Muslims or Pakistan. My Muslim colleagues and friends - nationals of different Muslim countries, will do anything for me. Many are '3 am' friends. I firmly believe that the DNA of Pakistanis and Indians is the same. After all, all of Pakistan was Hindu just a few hundred years back. For various reasons, some people converted to Islam, and that is fine with me. I also firmly believe that Pakistan can grow economically provided it improves its law & order and stops all forms of terrorism emanating from its soil. The Indian Prime Minister very categorically said that all Pakistanis are not terrorists. I compliment Dawn editorial team for its broad mindedness. You publish articles that criticize Pakistan too.

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Gaz

Oct 25, 2015 10:12pm

Indians and Pakistani live around the world together peacefully.

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Afsana

Oct 25, 2015 10:14pm

Good effort for peace....

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MAH

Oct 25, 2015 10:23pm

I have been seeing these hate-love-hate episodes with India since my childhood which never let us move forward. Instead of moving from one sentimental extreme to other, we need to have a stable relationship with India with top focus on our survival, security and peace. And that i believe can happen only by keeping a safe distance and detach a bit. It is Indian people who elected Modi despite of his past record and we should not forget that.

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Farooq

Oct 25, 2015 10:34pm

Today there is no greater glory for man than that of service in the cause of the “Most Great Peace.” Peace is light whereas war is darkness. Peace is life; war is death. Peace is guidance; war is error. Peace is the foundation of God; war is satanic institution. Peace is the illumination of the world of humanity; war is the destroyer of human foundations.

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Oct 25, 2015 10:49pm

wow I'm impressed and compelled to say I'm a Pakistani I'm from Pindi I don't hate Indians I'm not alone and I know there r millions like me Spread peace, pass on the word

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DifferentPerspective

Oct 25, 2015 10:53pm

Way to go guys. Long live peace.

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schal

Oct 25, 2015 11:02pm

@MAH Modi was elected not just for his assertiveness but for his zeal for development, incorruptibility and work ethics. He is no messiah or perfect. If there are too many aberrations, he will be shown his place. Democracy keeps correcting itself. We can never have it perfect but that is the beauty of it.

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Oct 25, 2015 11:15pm

Hope the message is sustained. Hope people realize that this message is the cornerstone of a 5000 year old civilization!

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Amjad Surhio

Oct 25, 2015 11:25pm

@lafanga I do not see it as a myth especially talking in the context of sindh both communities Hindus & Muslims living together with mutual respect. Like I earlier said it is matter of recognition of differences and extending sense of mutual respect towards them makes difference. Otherwise given situation in Pakistan it even becomes difficult for Muslims to live together on the pretext sect (Shia-Suni). It is all because we have lost the sense of tolerance and mutual respect for each other's difference of opinion.

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raza

Oct 26, 2015 12:08am

first of all Indians should accept the fact that we are a nation and will be one secondly we need to decide about Kashmir once and for all make it an independent state open to both countries we keep begging USA and China or Russia for help where as if we stand together and combine Bangla Desh and Nepal and Iran and Afghanistan we can be a very strong economic power house as we have industries we have raw material and most of all we have man power who is hard working and cheap.The day we stop trying to dominate each other w=and start trading open our borders see how we take quantum leaps.We have fought wars like Europeans and now we can learn to live together like them.

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amit

Oct 26, 2015 12:15am

@Zak But most Pakistanis, Indians and Kashmiris don't hate each other as you can tell from the comments.

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Sharon

Oct 26, 2015 12:32am

@MAH Modi was elected because of his past record, not despite it. He is an honest, hard working PM who can give his life for the nation. Also, once the courts have cleared him off all the charges wrongly put by the opposition, there is no sane reason to believe otherwise. Indians, irrespective of religion, race etc. are proud to be Indians.

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Arvind Ajimal

Oct 26, 2015 12:48am

Thanks to Dawn for bringing this movement to its readers. Times of India highlighted this on front page on Sunday 25th. A day back in Gurgaon a Pakistani theater group's drama "baanjh" was disturbed by alleged sena members but organizers and audience jointly asked the goons to stop their protest and leave the venue. The Drama resumed and concluded peacefully.

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Zak

Oct 26, 2015 12:49am

What would solve this issue and dissipate any hate element from the fringe sections would be the resolution of kashmir. That is the core of the problem which India is evading for past 68 years.

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shaer Khan

Oct 26, 2015 12:54am

"Every Great Thing That Ever Happened To The Human Being Started With A Small Thought, And this Is That Small Thought Which Will Go For Thousands Of Mile And Years"

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Oct 26, 2015 12:58am

I'm an Indian and don't eat beef, don't support beef bam either and don't hate Pakistan. Infact got some good Pakistani friends

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Ayesha

Oct 26, 2015 01:24am

“Peace is always beautiful” - Walt Whitman

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Manson kamale

Oct 26, 2015 01:45am

Hate and prejudice will not take us to anywhere eventually we have come to terms and live like brothers, since there is no alternate for this, sooner we release the better it would be for the quarter of human race of our lonely live able .

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RA Khan

Oct 26, 2015 01:48am

I am American of Pakistani origin, lots of good Indian friends. We don't hate each others but we are two different people. We want to live with dignity just like US and Canada, they have same religion, same language, same culture but live with respect to each other. Peace and harmony for all.

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Parivel

Oct 26, 2015 02:05am

In fact, I had this idea for long time.... Ordinary people has no problem with each other

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Naseer

Oct 26, 2015 02:21am

@Karachi Mr.Karachi,one has to be optimistic and not critical.Social media are very powerful,in case you don't know that.(remember Arab spring?) I think it is an excellent wave and must be supported and fueled. I urge you to please contribute at your level.

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Mustafa

Oct 26, 2015 02:46am

In an ideal world there would be no countries. My grandfather used to quote some Englishman; Parliament of the man, federation of the world. But human development is not to that point yet. Let us concentrate on absence of war rather than peace. I would leave peace for my children and love for their children.

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Sam Mathur

Oct 26, 2015 03:52am

I have lived in the USA since 1970. Please trust me when I say that Indians and Pakistanis live in peace with deep and dependable friendships here. I am Indian but my first roommate in college was from Karachi. Lived like brothers! Still friends after 45 years. Both of us are grandparents now and visit each other frequently. Trust me I am not alone. My wife's best friend is also a Pakistani. Life is way too short to hate. I hope a few others living overseas will share my views.

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Mohamad USA

Oct 26, 2015 04:04am

The thing is for ordinary citizens on either side of border , it is business as usual. Political parties here & there do have some agendas. 75 years gone, just like that.

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zeeshandxb

Oct 26, 2015 04:48am

i live in dubai and own a business. i love indians because we give and take credit during trades and we do that because we love each other. stop this fight and nonsense. live 4 days of life for a bigger cause.

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Vijay Ji

Oct 26, 2015 04:49am

@hideseek There's nothing wrong with loving your neighbor with eyes wide open. Applies to both sides. But, at least, give peace half a chance.

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rav

Oct 26, 2015 04:51am

can any politicians do this... nothing going to change..

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Harisingh

Oct 26, 2015 05:03am

Hate promoters always lose in the end, even though in the short run it appears they have won. It is naturally built within human DNA to love and nourish, just like it is in the DNA of all mammals. That is the only way we find peace of mind and happiness. It takes a lot of energy to hate and be angry at someone and it destroys one's peace of mind.

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Haroon Rooha

Oct 26, 2015 05:21am

There is never a peace any where in this world, or cosmos,never was ,never will be .Life is a challange a struggle.survival is the name of game. Survival of the fittest is the rule.Relationships require give and take.Emotional out bursts like this one are futile.There has to be an honest dialogue. There can be no dialogue between a die hard theocracy and a secular democracy.There can be no peace till the root cause of the Dogma is challeged by the adherents of the digma them selves.For the Gogma to negotiate, itself is the defeat of the Dogma,which the dogma cannot accept.

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Narendra Shivaswamy

Oct 26, 2015 06:04am

Nice to see messages of friendship and goodwill.

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Rick_james

Oct 26, 2015 06:06am

Maybe the indians should saying something against Shiv Sena and their terrorist thinkings.

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Hameedullah

Oct 26, 2015 06:23am

1 child policy in India and Pakistan will finish all hatred for all times to come.

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Angry Rottweiler

Oct 26, 2015 06:31am

@MAH we have electrd him because of his development which no other politician did both in yoir country and my country so stop crying and open your eyes.

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Gary Sahi

Oct 26, 2015 07:12am

Guys, Please don't take these Shiv Sena people seriously. No hate monger is worth yours and my attention.

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Nasir

Oct 26, 2015 07:43am

I am from India and believe me not all Indians behave like Shivsena, there are many people who like Pakistani cricketers, singers, actors, artists etc.,there are good and bad elements in every society..

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rsvpp

Oct 26, 2015 08:14am

Most Indians and Pakistanis don't hate each other. The problems are created by the politicians, the religious class, pundits' and mullahs. They highlight the differences but not common features. They highlight issues that divide and not those that unite. No one in India cares who eats what or drinks whatever. But a vast majority of people do think that reciprocity in all matters is vital. Cultural and sports exchanges. Food festivals. Exhibitions of various kinds. Anything and everything that promotes harmony. Wars, terrorism, hatred and such issues will take both countries nowhere.

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Bupi

Oct 26, 2015 08:49am

@A Pakistani Do think as Genetically we in Sub continent are One & are more close to each other. Be blessed.

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Bupi

Oct 26, 2015 08:53am

@lafanga Who created it do the research and one thing to note by changing way to pray one doesn't become anty each other. Do think who is to be blamed. Be loved.

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Nickz Love Cm. Delhi

Oct 26, 2015 08:55am

Wow i love this Campaign.. i am An indian.. i love Pakistan and i have a Pakistani Girlfrnd. She Lives in Rawalpindi. i am a Hindu and she is a Muslim.. and there are many Like me. Live Long India Pakistan.

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ahmed syed

Oct 26, 2015 08:57am

I am an Indian who has relatives and friends all over the world.

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KeyPoints

Oct 26, 2015 09:10am

This is very good & inspiring. Human beings need not hate each other. People from India and Pakistan MUST insist their governments to discuss their KASHMIR dispute and reach a settlement. So that both countries & their people can live as good neighbours. Its better to attack existing problems, not the people by hate mongering.

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Vaibhav - Mumbai

Oct 26, 2015 09:24am

awesome ..................absolutely fantastic

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Kumar Pushkar

Oct 26, 2015 09:34am

Its all about politics !

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Onlooker - Sydney

Oct 26, 2015 09:40am

I wish Indian media also do the same. Majority of the population on both the countries are not interested in hate politics. They have lot other things to worry about in their daily life, struggling to meet the ends. But vested interests wants the pot keep boiling.

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N.Sid

Oct 26, 2015 10:00am

@Sudhanshu Swami Such simple and pure thoughts. When love is blind...how can be hate so selective. I mean when you love a person you don't see his nationality or religion, but how can you hate a person on the basis of his nationality or religion. Generalization and being judgmental doesn't makes any sense.

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Gaurav Arya

Oct 26, 2015 10:25am

My apologies to Wasim Akram. We treated you badly. I am truly sorry.

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Nickz Love Cm. Delhi

Oct 26, 2015 10:37am

Wow i love this Campaign.. i am An indian.. i love Pakistan

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Prakash

Oct 26, 2015 10:57am

Comman man does not bother in daily routine life whether he/she is Hindu or Muslim. It is political leaders spread hatred against each others communities . As negativity spreads in short time against goodness, slowly it starts to become the opinion of the country to which one take it anti-national of his country.

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Azhar jamil

Oct 26, 2015 11:06am

Peace is an attitude by the people of India and Pakistan but extreme mantelity politicians on either sides are problem creators.They don't want peace and stability just for their egoes and political activities.However people's attitude is a good sign for the region.

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Atif

Oct 26, 2015 11:16am

@lafanga Hindu's and Muslims live together in many countries. Religion is personal. It has no place in the running of the state.

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anonymous

Oct 26, 2015 12:22pm

@Amin why? explain

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Sarwat

Oct 26, 2015 12:34pm

We all have to do more. Live and let live. PEACE!

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Jay

Oct 26, 2015 01:07pm

For a moment let us not be cynical. This is wonderful. The youth of both the countries ( especially educated youth) hold the key for peace and friendship. A day will definitely come when the people of the two countries shed the mutual dislike , like past enemies of Europe do now.

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Who am I

Oct 26, 2015 04:48pm

@Zak Rightly said.

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Yash - UAE

Oct 26, 2015 05:26pm

I live in UAE and my 2 colleagues are PAK, i treat them both as my brother and sister. There is lot of love between us. I hope people on both side should understand that there is so much in common (lang, food, culture and respect for our elders and parents..

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Iftikhar Husain

Oct 26, 2015 05:41pm

This shows the love among ordinary people for each other Long Live this Love.

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Advocate Hameedullah

Oct 26, 2015 11:05pm

I am Human from pakistan and i do not hate any one including indians

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Ajay

Oct 26, 2015 11:19pm

In the US , Indians and Pakistanis get along very well. If we can get along so well far from the subcontinent, why can we not get along closer to home? Wish all Pakistanis well. Let all our rivalries be only on the cricket or hockey pitch.

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Salman Tariq

Oct 26, 2015 11:53pm

Thanks to the friends in India who have joined this campaign. However it remains a bitter reality: "A much higher percentage of Indians hate Pakistan, compared to the low percentage of Pakistanis who hate India". Refer to any recent surveys on the matter, which are a truer reflection of a nation's mood, compared to random pics. Let's address that, to influence true change.

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Tariq, Lahore

Oct 27, 2015 01:20am

The 'doves' on either side of the border can make all the difference, people 2 people contact will send a signal to our politicians to work towards peace and not war!

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shrikant

Oct 27, 2015 02:11pm

Yes this is very good let us consolidate this campaign

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