Welcome to the #RepublicOfBalochistan,
19 August, 2026
Balochistan is not only a land of extraordinary natural wealth it is also the birthplace of some of the world’s earliest civilizations. Recent archaeological excavations in different parts of the Dera Bugti region have uncovered multiple ancient statues and remarkable heritage artifacts, opening a new window into the region’s deep and fascinating past.
These discoveries, believed to be thousands of years old, are linked to the broader cultural heritage of Mehrgarh and the Indus Civilization. They offer powerful evidence of the sophisticated societies, artistic traditions, and architectural heritage that flourished across Balochistan long before the rise of many later civilizations.
Dera Bugti, already renowned for its vast natural gas reserves, is now revealing another priceless treasure beneath its soil: an extraordinary archaeological legacy.
From its ancient civilizations to its breathtaking landscapes and immense natural resources, Balochistan stands as a remarkable cradle of human civilization and these discoveries have the potential to place its ancient heritage firmly on the global archaeological stage.
This is Hinglaj Mata Mandir, lovingly known among the Baloch as Naani Ka Mandir, a sacred place where hundreds of thousands of devotees come every year to seek the blessings of Ma Bhavani.
Here, devotees raise their voices without fear: Jai Shri Ram! Jai Hinglaj Mata! They journey across the highways, roads, deserts and mountains of Balochistan with confidence not because they are strangers in a foreign land, but because they are our honoured guests.
The Baloch have a proud tradition of hospitality. A guest is a responsibility, a guest is an honour, and a guest must be protected. No pilgrim should ever have to live in fear of being abducted, harassed or intimidated while travelling through our land.
Balochistan is a land of ancient civilizations, diversity and coexistence. We respect every religion, every faith and every community. Our doors remain open to those who come in peace, devotion and friendship.
Hinglaj Mata Mandir is far more than a sacred temple. It is a living symbol of our shared civilization, religious harmony, tolerance and mutual respect. We take immense pride in protecting this sacred heritage of the Hindu faith and ensuring that generations to come can worship here freely and with dignity.
We are proud to announce that Hinglaj Mata Mandir will be expanded and developed to welcome the largest gatherings of devotees in the years ahead. The Republic of Balochistan will work to provide the necessary facilities including spacious parking, accommodation, markets, tourism infrastructure and essential services so that pilgrims and visitors can experience their journey with comfort, dignity and peace.
And beyond the temple lies the breathtaking Hingol National Park, one of the great natural treasures of Balochistan, where the beauty of mountains, deserts, rivers and coastline comes together in one extraordinary landscape.
To every devotee, every pilgrim and every visitor:
Come without fear. Come with faith. Come as our honoured guest.
The people of Balochistan welcome you with an open heart.
Welcome to Hinglaj Mata.
Welcome to Hingol.
Welcome to the Republic of Balochistan.
A to Z, Pakistan Main Sab Chor Hain.
Countdown for #BeggarPakistan has begun.
Pakistani public is thinking to overthrow their govt and Balochistan public has decided to kick the occupational forces of Pakistan out of Balochistan's territories.
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Former Chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board, Najam Sethi, says that Pakistan has to return two billion dollars to the United Arab Emirates this month, and that they were not willing to make any deal this time under any circumstances. It was even stated that if the payment is not made on time, the properties owned by Pakistani political figures in Dubai would be confiscated.
Analysts say that the government increased oil prices significantly overnight because it needs to repay the two billion dollars. However, according to the global market, oil prices have not risen. With taxes and all expenses included, petrol is being provided in Pakistan at 270 rupees per liter. The question, however, is: where did the two billion dollars go, for which the common people are now bearing the burden?
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🚨 Hindu students brought out a protest rally at the Dhaka University against the alarming rise of the Islamist mob violence targeting Hindus in the country. Although Army Chief General Waker Uz Zaman issued stern warning against mob violence in the country, there is no actions against the perpetrators of such heinous crime. Instead, even on June 22, a group of Islamists and jihadists led by leaders of Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) physically assaulted freedom fighter and former Chief Election Commissioner in presence of police. The situation in most cases is even worse than Afghanistan. Surprisingly, the United Nations, European Union, Britain and the US are continuously extending support to Muhammad Yunus and his cabal and totally ignoring the cases of mob violence on Hindus and religious minorities in Bangladesh.
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