mehvish

A Muslim girl trying to live gently in a loud world—. Growing through lessons, choosing patience, and trusting that what’s meant for me will never miss me.

[mehvish @_noman_1]

@waseyazim @_rawnreal @Realist1020 @CMShehbaz @GovtofPakistan @OfficialDGISPR Hateful?? India treats for free but your narrow mind can't accept the facts

[mehvish @_noman_1]

@Matt_Pinner Why would I find someone like you?

[mehvish @_noman_1]

@anxietymsgs

[mehvish @_noman_1]

@Samadi22143 @AhmedSharif This is rude

[Mir Yar Baloch @miryar_baloch]

The Republic of Balochistan Pays tribute to India’s legendary Singer Asha Bhosle

12 April 2026

The Baloch nation of the Republic of United Balochistan join the world in profound grief over the passing of Asha Bhosle, India's timeless melodic queen whose voice wove magic into the souls of generations. With over 12,000 songs across seven decades, from the playful rhythms of "Aaiye Meharbaan" in Howrah Bridge to the soul-stirring "Mere Sare Gaanwa" in Bandini, she defined an era of Bollywood music, blending versatility with unmatched emotion.

Her patriotism shone brightly in anthems like "Aye Mere Watan Ke Logon," a rallying cry for India's soldiers that brought a nation to tears, and "Kar Chale Hum Fida," a tribute to sacrifice that echoed the spirit of freedom. Asha ji's voice wasn't just music it was the heartbeat of India, fostering unity and pride across borders.

In the Republic of United Balochistan, Asha Bhosle's timeless melodies have long been a staple on our radios stations and in movie halls, from bustling markets in Quetta to Gwadar and remote mountain villages, where her songs like "Piya Tu Ab To Aaja" and "Dum Maro Dum" bring joy and nostalgia to everyday life. Her departure has deeply saddened her devoted Balochistan fans, leaving hearts heavy with sorrow we offer our sincerest condolences to her family and relatives during this unimaginable loss.

In this moment of sorrow, we extend our deepest sympathies to her family, fans, and the Indian nation. Her legacy will forever inspire us in Balochistan and beyond, reminding us that true artists transcend time and geography.

Rest in peace, melody eternal.

With heartfelt solidarity,
Republic of United Balochistan
#AshaBhosle #RIPAshaBhosle

[mehvish @_noman_1]

@bilaltistic @sultanwho There is nothing thankless here ... Everyone very well knew the result will be "NO CEASEFIRE" pakistan is a failed puppet state of usa

[mehvish @_noman_1]

@mesmerizing_nrv @cpchandani @mmkashiph @uae2me Clearly looks ai generated paki

[mehvish @_noman_1]

@_A_khalifa Pakistan is a slum pretending to be a country

[mehvish @_noman_1]

@Junaidkkc @Saharshaikfans Pakistan is a failed state

[mehvish @_noman_1]

@PriaINC Yeah for Pakistanis 😂

[mehvish @_noman_1]

@callmeMaharani We knew it was never gonna be successful

[أحمد شريف العامري @AhmedSharif]

India ek sachcha saathi hai❤️

[mehvish @_noman_1]

@naziafarheen15 We knew it was never gonna be succesful..

[mehvish @_noman_1]

@Aliwala72 Saddam Hussein

[mehvish @_noman_1]

@Derahobs Smile 😊

[mehvish @_noman_1]

@mmkashiph @Abi_indk @sultanwho Heera mandi 🤣

[mehvish @_noman_1]

@Pecos_Lilly @LeidenIvo @Malcolm_Pal9 Nope the regime doesn't treat rape as a crime look at their law once ..

[mehvish @_noman_1]

@Shirink_13 Who told u this peace talk is gonna successful 🤣🤣

[mehvish @_noman_1]

@jwaig_leftie @choga_don A simple google search would have made u not to post this comment

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An Indian got a seat between two Pakistanis on a plane. Relaxing, he took his shoes off...

Soon enough, he got hungry.

"Hey, I'm going to get myself a snack. You guys want anything?" He asked the Pakistanis.

The man to his right said he would like a Coke.

"Of course." said the Indian.

"After all, Indians and Pakistanis are Brothers!"

When the Indian went to get the coke, the man who asked for the Coke spit in one of his shoes.

Once the Indian came back, the guy to his left asked him for another Coke. He happily obliged. While he was gone, the man spit in his other shoe.

Soon enough, the Indian returned, with the Coke, of course. After everyone had settled down, and the Pakistanis had had half their Cokes, the Indian put his legs in his shoes and sighed.

"How long will we keep doing this, brothers? Spitting in each others shoes, pissing in each others Cokes?"