He said that Pakistan wants peace with its neighbours, but its enemies should know that it is not the Pakistan of ‘70s. Responding to the sabre rattling of the Indian premier, he condemned the Indian political leadership for promoting intolerances in the region. While addressing to the Pashtun Culture Day at Edwardes College Peshawar on Saturday, the information minister urged Indian Premier Narendra Damodardas Modi to concentrate on performance for the upcoming election and don’t use such war mongering atmosphere for trying to win the election. Over a dozen of stalls were available not only promoting different cultures, dresses and music but many offered deliciously cooked food with some, mostly from the hilly districts offered dry fruits. “I remember, in the past few years, dozens of articles appeared in different national and international journals promoting Pashtun culture and this is what keeps our culture alive,” Khattak told The Express Tribune.

Source: The Express Tribune February 24, 2019 11:18 UTC