Good gesture towards humanity. Keep it up Pakistan.

Good move by Pakistan !

attaboy Pakistan. Together let's build trust and friendship.

Could not have come at a better time when Pakistan is cementing its relationship with Afghanistan and India is fast losing ground.

A good leader is visible in Gen Raheel Sharif.

May Allah ease the pain of their relatives and give them patience.

Sorry for loss of lives

Appreciate this humanitarian help given by Pakistan. - from mumbai, India

@ Zak India has it investment in Afghanistan for its betterment and she will get it back. But question is what development work Pakistan is going to do in Afghanistan?

this is very good but do something about afghans in Pakistan too

@zak india has built roads, houses, factories in Afghanistan. The Afghans know this. Only india and afghanistan know Pakistan for who you truly are. Afghans are no fools, and definitely not your puppets.

Good, please keep doing this rather than sending militants. With these type of gestures nobody can stop Pakistan from being a peaceful country. Good luck from neighbor!

@zak Don't worry about India Afghanistan relations. They are more mature than Pakistan as a country. Be assure that Afghanistan knows very well Indian presence in Afghanistan is gurentee to the development of their country and no un due interference in their internal matters.

@Desi Dimag ,lemme tell you. In the name of development endia has only set ruckus in afghanistan. Pakistan will help bringing peace and stability to her. And its best you yourself take your endia out of afghan soil before afghanistan kicks you out herself.

This is the kind of things you do to win the trust of Afghans. Pushing them to a Taliban rule is not.

We want to be the first to help our Afghan brothers and sisters and do whatever possible for Afghanistan. We just hope that they can differentiate between true friends and the enemies

@y Pakistan is still keeping 2.5 millions Afghan refugees since 20 years; can India afford it India had commercial interest but we gave them this survive from humanity point of view.

Yes,help the brothers.

@Raj Patel sure make relations more mature, take afghan refugees

rest in peace.

Let's keep helping, we are brothers, together we stand!

Afghans are grateful for this humanitarian gesture by Pakistan. Pakistanis that take a swipe at Indians need to realize that Afghanistan's relationship with India is multi-dimensional with investments in infrastructure, human capital, health care, education, security and capacity building. India is funding the construction of a cricket stadium, a cold storage facility, and a medical college in Kandahar. There are many other projects in many other provinces of Afghanistan funded by India. Ashraf Ghani's recent trip to Iran was made to facilitate trade between Iran, India and Afghanistan through Chabahar Port in Iran. India constructed the highway connecting Nimroz province to Chahbahar in Iran. As long as APTTA is not implemented in letter and spirit by Pakistan, Afghanistan will keep seeking alternative routes of trade and this development will further strain relations between the two states. Ashraf Ghani's administration is taking measured and calculated steps in the interest of Afghanistan not India or Pakistan. We will take all the help we can get and we can manage friendly relationships with regional neighbors without compromising our national interests.

Hope they find the victims of the avalanche. Prayers to the families of the lost ones. Pakistan and Afghanistan are family.

Nice read...good for humanity.

good job, thats what we were missing bw pak and afghan relation. keep it up!

already india is helping since last 59 yrs in road building hospitals schools and in infrastructure etc etc etc ...

it seems 1st time pak. is helping

@khan No it does not. India gives aid to Pakistan as well in its troubled times and Pak does the same. Doesn't take us any where because the distrust between us far too deep for a few blankets to cover up!

Afghans are grateful for this humanitarian gesture by Pakistan but it is a drop in the ocean compared to the three billion dollars India has invested in Afghanistan. Pakistanis that take a swipe at Indians need to realize that Afghanistan's relationship with India is multi-dimensional with investments in infrastructure, human capital, health care, education, security and capacity building. India is funding the construction of a cricket stadium, a cold storage facility, and a medical college in Kandahar along with many other similar projects throughout Afghanistan. Ashraf Ghani's recent trip to Iran was made to facilitate trade between Iran, India and Afghanistan through Chabahar Port in Iran. India constructed the highway connecting Nimroz province to Chahbahar in Iran. As long as APTTA is not implemented in letter and spirit by Pakistan, Afghanistan will keep seeking alternative routes of trade and this development will further strain relations between the two states. Ashraf Ghani's administration is taking measured and calculated steps in the interest of Afghanistan not India or Pakistan. We will take all the help we can get and we can manage friendly relationships with regional neighbors without compromising our national interests.

Wow, Thank you Pakistan, that's so sweet of you.