Who destroyed the Pakistani Economy? - Dr. Miftah Ismail - Former Finance Minister -

[@arun1971sharma]

What an awesome host (knowledgeable, well articulated, courageous, and gives ample time to the guest) what an honest conversation and what fun to watch!!!

[@ali_s93]

Shehzad deserves to have a Last Week Tonight type show on TV, would absolutely kill it. You're on a roll brother 👏

[@mohammadrashid3991]

If he gets that kind of show then he will picked up by our boys.

[@PAKCRICFAN1]

For that you need to be funny

[@mohammadrashid3991]

@@ThePakistanExperience maalik itna Sach nahi sambhaal saktay yeh. Inki haqeeqi azaadi Hai keyboard battle

[@arslanali5025]

Nah, i don't want him to do that. Because after that you have more pressure from media house and pemra. He can talk freely here without any hesitation. So keep up the content. Best of luck, Shehzad.

[@screensafety8015]

Was that meant as a compliment? (to aspire to corporate controlled narratives like those on US tv!)

[@raheeldaud8247]

The knowledge of this man combined with his honesty with the country that led him to make decisions that were opposed to his party, really is a strong evidence of his true patriotism.

[@screensafety8015]

Is that why he continues to collect a pay cheque from the Importeds by staying on as a minister in a grossly bloated and criminal filled cabinet?

[@adityaadi4435]

Best podcast in a long time. From what I have seen in life, he sound like someone who cares.

[@fatimariaz5432]

Certainly better than the podcast that Muzamil Hasan, Junaid Akram and the guy from TCM did with Imran Khan who were too scared to ask tough questions and who only talked of vision and ideologies. I'm glad you guys at least addressed some practicalities.

[@qasimakhtar3390]

Muzamil also did a podcast with Mifta Ismail, You might want to listen to that. Imran Khan has this aura it's really tough with him. Have you come across this big of a personality I bet not.

[@fatimariaz5432]

What makes you think I haven't watched it? Watched it when PTI was in power and Mifta wasn't even finance minister yet. Alhamdulillah have met many PTI members which is exactly why I believe IK is all vision, fudging with numbers, string social media marketing and no practicality

[@faheemmomin8342]

Bring Shahbaz, Maryam, Bilawal, Zardari, and Nawaz on any podcast and than compare. Miftah is just a random guy.

[@bemycandy6968]

Khan’s was better!

[@an_orange8911]

He'd have done the same in Khan's podcast.

[@khyzarkhan]

Only person from the entire Noon league squad who is not only experienced but sounds sooo on point. Brilliant personality, exposure, Human tooo.

[@yetanotheropinion.843]

It’s unfortunate for a country that is obsessed with India has no expert on BJP. Labelling it as “fascist” is intellectual laziness.

[@muhammedashfaq5845]

Perhaps there should be a podcast on the Modi Regime

[@mshahzaib4195]

Do suggest a person who can explain what actually Modi / BJP is all about, we will ask for him/her to explain on the podcast

[@Abdullah-uv9nk]

Fascist is a given. No need to intellectualise it.

[@TheSaboorAnsari]

It's easy to look away from competitors by labeling them fascist or infidels 😒

[@yetanotheropinion.843]

@@mshahzaib4195 I would like to shamelessly propose my name 😂

[@fayezakamal3778]

Miftah sahib had the most difficult task in the world. Thank you for your service. You saved us from the brink of the abyss. Respect

[@secondtononepaf]

He motivated me to do something for my country beyond myself

[@hibernationgaming]

Absolutely love your content. I've stayed away from Pakistani media for so long because of 'reasons' and the only content I actually enjoy is you and syed muzammil. You're a damn gem. Also, please get him back on the show soon!

[@Jvs-eq3iy]

Dr. Ishtiaq Ahmed also.

[@g-randhawa8581]

Miftah ismail is kind of lecturer we needed in our university.

[@screensafety8015]

yes, and indicted ‘professor’ at that on corruption charges that magically vanished on his joining the Imported government. :)

[@Sindhi001]

No, we don't need Islamic Fascists in India.

[@mariasabir3821]

Just finished listening to all of it, my perception of the major issues of Pakistan has been significantly altered. It was so refreshing hearing about an actual plan on tackling the balance of payment deficit from a former finance minister, not to mention his emphasis on bettering education and health in Pakistan. Despite all the backlash he faced from others and within the party, he stood by what he deemed correct, and that did ultimately prevent Pakistan from defaulting. 👏👏 I've also always been on edge as to whether I should declare Pakistan a hopeless state or attempt to reform the system by working within it with whatever capacity I can; Miftah sahab's entire talk made me consider the latter. Absolutely enlightening 1 hr 40 mins, where I was hooked on every word of this discussion. Shehzad thank you for moderating it so well, especially giving Miftah sahab space to derail the convo for a bit so that he could say what he wanted. Excellent content as always, keep going dude, can't wait to see this sort of gem reach more and more people ♥♥

[@adnanshahid5961]

This is the first time I came across your channel and I am seriously hooked to it !! Samjh Nahi arahi kun kun se podcasts dekho !! Brilliant Stuff Man !! Keep it Up and hopefully the channel grows !

[@adnanraza6670]

@@ThePakistanExperience can you make a video on the podcast you enjoyed the most

[@sumedhaticku5804]

9th

[@explorerfoxy]

@The Pakistan Experience Pakistani is an azeem kaum, Pakistani have jazba, Pakistani have iman as Muslims have iman, ISI No 1 in world, Pak Army no 1 in world. Pakistan is made for kalma. Even Saudi Arabia is not made for kalma.Insha Pakistan will rule the world. Islam will rule the world. Allah o akbar and boommm is not fascism, killing non muslims in Pakistan is not facist, Pakistan made for Muslims is not fascism. A party whose name is Muslims league is not fascist. BJP( Bharatiya Janta Party) is a facist. Good joke by madsara chap jihadis of Pakistan. Pakistanis can have a country for Muslims, but Hindus can not have Hindustan for Hindus. Islamic terrorists are preaching on fascism.

[@gauravipal9518]

Miftah says that when he spoke about importing tomatoes and onions from India, India did not give a favourable response. What favourable response was he expecting? His own Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif had already said that there would be no trade with India until article 370 was reinstated. Did you think that India should say that now that you are willing to import tomatoes in onions he will reinstate article 370. Indian never said it is unwilling to export to Pakistan but when Pakistani politicians keep saying no you cannot import from India why should India jump into this debate as though it somehow benefits India. The notion that Pakistani politicians have that somehow if they agree to trade with India they are doing India a favour and India should respond to the favour by giving some concessions on Kashmir is bizarre. You should trade if it benefits your own citizens - you are not doing India a favour by importing vegetables which reduce your own inflation. Separately he says he does not follow BJP much. Fine that is his choice. But without knowing BJP policies how can he blindly dub its government fascist? You run a great VLOG but you also make sweeping statements about Modi being a fascist. If you have a basis for your opinion, you have never shared it. Under PM Modi, there has been universaluzation of households having bank accounts, toilets, electrucity, cooking gas, health insurance, piped water. All schemes are means tested and no discrimination against anyone based on religion, language or caste. Under his government there has been huge empowerment of women and reduction in female foeticide. Miftah says PM Modi's politics is based on Muslim hatred so difficult to imrove relations with such a government. Can he explain why Nawaz waa invited to his swearing in ceremony in 2014 and he visited Lahore in 2015 to attend Maryam's daughter's wedding Why has his government resolved boundary disputes with Bangladesh? If he is as anti-Muslim as Mftah says, why did he give wheat, medicines and vaccines to Afghanistan? Why doea his government have excellent relations with Bangladesh and Maldives and Iran and Afghanistan and.GCC nations and central asian nations and Indonesia - all mualim majority nations? BJP wins some state elections and loses others. Is that fascism? There were 6 IITs until 2014. Now there are 23. Same thing with IIMs and AIIMs. Nor has he invested simply in tertiary education which benefits few. He has invested big time in skills develipment. Modi haa invested big time in public education and healrh. Also in financial inclusion, last mile delivery of service, e-governance (to reduce corruption for access to government services), in improving ease of doung business and in dramatically improving the startup ecosystem. Thousands of Indian kids from lower middle class background have become dollar millionaires through startups. Major reforms in taxation (not just in tax rates but also simplifying administratuon) has meant much greater formalization and higher tax collwction without punitive rates. Huge investments in renewable energy and reforms in policies surrounding foreign direct investments. There were 33 million retail accounts investing in Indian stock exchange in 2014 when Modi came to power which has tripled to over 100 million by improving regulations and reducing insider trading and manipulation. By contrast barely 0.25 million retail accounts exist in Pakiatani stock exchange. There have also been major real estate reforms in India making housing more affordable and reducing the speculative bubble. People investing in stock market instead of real estate makes the economy competitive. It also broadens beneficiaries of corporate profits. Please explain why not learning from India is a matter of pride for Miftah and something that you endorse?

[@mrrobot9442]

Summary bhej, bc itna lamba kon parhega

[@edisonbrain]

I am Indian and listened through the whole podcast. Quite riveting !

[@rakshit8570]

He just called us Fascists.

[@maisondusavoir3600]

@@rakshit8570 he called Modi fascist

[@rakshit8570]

@@maisondusavoir3600 no listen again carefully and interpret it. And he still doesn't know what makes one fascist, we call tipu sultan freedom fighter, if we would have read meaning and history correctly we would knowodi is not hitler Or mughals.

[@pratikgore6536]

​@@rakshit8570 Modi is a Fascist. RSS is Fascist. It is a hard truth. If you're a Bhakt then you're blind to facts, and if you're not, read up on History of RSS and see what happened in 2002 Gujrat.

[@yt98833]

@@pratikgore6536 So Congresss ki l l ed 5000 sikhs .Are fascist for you ?

[@MuhammadAwais-ul7cf]

Excellent and straightforward talk by Miftah Ismael sb.

[@CaptainAwesomeness]

I was and am still totally in support of Miftah's fiscal and monetary policy. Pakistan is at the point where the sour pill must be swallowed in order to see a better economic tomorrow. Unfortunately the associated political suicide is not palatable to ANY Pakistani politician. I don't think Ishaq Dar will do anything other than implement a politically convenient yet economically debilitating policy. Good podcast nonetheless! I'm glad he was straightforward and shrewd in his responses at the same time.

[@TahamKhaleeq-dp8ps]

Best strategy, sab politicians ko bulao, yehi sawal pocho chun chun key … key bhai what was your thinking behind your decision, phir awaam can decide better to elect or not elect them next time. I think this provided clarity and would elect Mifta next time bcs you can resonate with them

[@shoaibatta1113]

I always watch this show..but today I also subscribe it..Miftah is really a well deserving FM

[@shoaibatta1113]

@@ThePakistanExperience sorry boss..my bad 😬

[@DhamialRajputParisFrance]

مفتاح اسماعیل♥️ کی جرآت ایمانی اور حب الوطنی 🇵🇰کو سلام پیش کرتے ہیں۔۔۔بہت محنت کی اور پاکستان کو ڈیفالٹ ہونے سے اللہ تعالٰی کے فضل و کرم سے بچانے میں بھرپور کوشش کی اور کامیابیاں عطاء فرمائی اللہ تعالٰی نے ۔۔ الحمداللہ 🕋🤲

[@Shahzebfaheem]

The best guest one could've had in current circumstances. I'm your follower since the start and it's very refreshing to see you finally getting the recognition you always deserved. This podcast was a great one, you asked many confrontational yet justified questions, always a treat to watch it. Homeopathic conversations don't cut it no more. Keep doing the great work bro.

[@azmatsehar]

@Babar Ali I think the best example is China and Taiwan. They don't even recognise each other but trade is non negotiable

[@usmanazam4662]

💯 🔥 💯

[@usmanazam4662]

@Babar Ali course we can but China and Taiwan have products to offer to the world that's a must have for them? What can Pakistan offer to the world that they must trade with you? And there is your answer unfortunately, we got no leverage here... 😏

[@balakrishnarao6818]

Bastard pakistans

[@sachinsaini9986]

@@azmatseharEven better is India and China. We are in passive standoff at border for a long time with some duration of active engagement. Still we do trade with each other. I do not know why Pakistan is so much stubborn for refusing trade with India.

[@anuragpradhan3070]

Podcast is really worthy. Mr. Miftah is a well deserving economist and justified his position as a FM. Besides he is enlightened and very progressive in nature with clean soul. Pakistan should utilized and materialized this level brain and policy makers for the sake of revival of economy in Pakistan. Superb Mr.Miftah

[@abhaypatel4292]

You made so much assessment on basis of one interview

[@Kalyan458]

In it's 75 Years of existance, Pakistan has excelled in the art of bagging and borrowing, some how it knew the art of surviving, but how far will it go? That's million dollar question

[@darkknight2414]

the day India crosses the margin of 3rd largest economy pakistan's day will be countable India is just getting ready for POK for that Economic and Military might is needed to tackle the world and right now we cannot do this We are 5th largest currently as our Economic might increases pakistan will be forced to give up POK or wait for repercussions

[@darkknight2414]

@@zh1148 sorry but u missed my point the goal is not exactly POK the ultimate goal is to fragment pakistan , otherwise it will can be used against us by foreign powers The whole goal is to take back POK help BLA to gain Balochistan and support Taliban to exploit the durand line

[@darkknight2414]

@@zh1148 for the last 75 yrs we have been hearing this BS , that a prosperous Pakistan is good for India what we got 26/11 , Pulwama, Kashmir Hindu Genocide We honestly dont have any hard feelings for a common Pakistani but your army and elite basically sells this anti India hate and that has harmed us time affer time , secondly the only way to end Kashmir obsession is disintegration of Pakistan

[@RJ.Mangal]

Don't you worry we survived in the past and will come out of it. Think about your trade deficit which is highest in South Asia. And even in these worst times our quality of life is still better than india.

[@RJ.Mangal]

@@darkknight2414 Day dreaming, one thing we are always ready to do is to fight india, You will regret and will never recover. Trust me

[@safifaruqi]

Miftah you legend ! Great podcast. Fills me with hope, also with a bit of rage as again a karachite is not utilized for the betterment of pak. We have so much to give, just give us a shot and a free hand

[@mohammadrashid3991]

As a punjabi I apologize man.

[@safifaruqi]

@@mohammadrashid3991 we will get there together brother!

[@darapsteradox]

Lol

[@srahimali10]

Would you be able to get Miftah sahib again to speak on current and future situation now that a lot has changed since his last visit with you?

[@ThePakistanExperience]

Will try

[@SitcomSpot]

Current account deficit of financial year 2021 is 2.8 billion dollars and that of 2022 is 17.4 billion dollars, how would miftah sahab justify these numbers?

[@tayyabshamas209]

I wish we have the politicians like miftah ismail. Even with the difference of opinion from other parties he delivers facts and not just the hate and emotional politics.

[@drmrizwan]

I am glad I found this podcast.

[@farzansohail7005]

Brilliant episode and well done by host for asking good questions (and throwing in jokes here and there) - Please do more episodes with Dr Miftah . He is such a smart and humble person to listen to

[@ThePakistanExperience]

🙌

[@hasaannoor2436]

This is the reason I love these podcasts. Such a refreshing and candid discussion!

[@ToThePoint690]

I am Indian watching Pakistani media closely, very intelligent conversation, I think Pakistani politicians army don’t want to take country’s responsibility, Miftah Ismael is a intelligent guy, in ppp hina rabani khar.Both are die hart party workers Party uses Miftah Ismael as a pawn, even though he still satisfy.

[@tusharkana5424]

Too good! U need huge applause to put up this wonderful podcast! I think, if Miftah is given 4-5 years with powerful backing, we can see real change here in Pakistan.. but that's not happening 😑

[@71espn]

As PM

[@zarvanali888]

Give these dumbos 50 years and you won't see any change. Khata Hai to Lagata Bhi Hai is their mindset.

[@screensafety8015]

Ah yes, that ‘powerful backing’ of those fascist who brought the Importeds to power and crushed public opinion - poor Miftah doing his best to save us all while minting millions through corruption :)

[@sharanahmed]

Shahzad, it was a very insightful light podcast. Its been more than year now and things have changed, would request u to invite Sir Miftah once again and make podcast with him.

[@ThePakistanExperience]

🙌

[@azmatsehar]

I am an Indian, and I can tell you one thing which actually surprises me is the low tax rate and I am not saying coverage it's the rate. Highest bracket is too low municipal taxes are almost none on top of it there are no special economic zones that can boost exports. But I really appreciate the honesty of former minister and host did a great job to keep the discussion light thoroughly enjoyed it.

[@muhammadumair8912]

Again thanks for bringing him. He would have changed the economic course of Pakistan in five years. I wish k ap Prime minister ko invite kren, ya foreign minister ko.

[@muhammadalikhan7636]

Apart from the politics and differences this has been a very mature interview.

[@bilalbasit]

Btw it is hard to imagine a PTI member speaking this freely against his own party. Respect for miftah sb

[@jaintkarmani3641]

Comment for algorithm. Brilliant content, as always!

[@alitoorvi6014]

@@ThePakistanExperience 😂😂

[@rajanpatel57]

really enjoyed watching this podcast. love from india ! 🇮🇳

[@hussanzia6986]

Thank you for the excellent and informative interview. Miftah Sahib is indeed a rarity among politicians who calls the spade a spade and does not try to pull the wool over the eyes of people. Well said and well done. We wish you all that is best.

[@moeedaftab4776]

everyone with a modicum of knowledge of economics appreciated what miftah ismail did during his tenure

[@g-randhawa8581]

One thing I like about your podcast is that you didn't throw just googly and Yorkers like those TCM and junaid akram etc did with imran khan unlike you literally asked miftah ismail some tough and straight forward questions.

[@an_orange8911]

Miftah is not the current sitting PM

[@adamhasseeb2151]

MUFTAH ISMAIEL IK MOHIBBAY WATAN PAKISTANI,REGARDS❤

[@silenthill1035]

Good to listen to Miftah Ismael's side of the story. Thank you for inviting him. I wasn't able to follow technical parts of the conversation, but got a good idea nevertheless. I was hoping you would talk about the shrinking middle class in this country. Not too long ago, people in white collar 9 to 5 jobs had enough savings to buy a small house, but now 90% of people doing 9 to 5 jobs cannot have such savings with that sort of purchasing power. So many engineering graduates have no jobs, and those who do, are barely able to cover their expenses.

[@jackbauerprime]

Pakistan should focus on creating more and more Madrasas and increase population. Once there are 1 billion muslims in Pakistan, they can do jihad against kafirs and do Gajwa-e-Hind. This is the shortest way to become superrich and developed as India would be a developed nation in next 20 years and including India would make Pakistan developed and super rich.

[@gmsson9781]

He might have made some mistakes, but he served the country sincerely like a true patriot. We are all susceptible to making mistakes, but Miftah genuinely did what he thought was the right thing to do for the country. He'll be remembered with good words.

[@AmanSingh-rj8pf]

Loved this podcast. Mr Miftah is really deserving FM. 👏

[@pmln2244]

Miftah Ismail jeesy lacturar khn milaingy🙂 Hamary professor to economy KY lacture m loriyan dy rahy hoty h🙄 Etni informative or intrusting podcast h ak second bhi skip ni hopara😍

[@solomonmomin8946]

Sanaaaaaaaaa.

[@jamilhashim186]

Dr Miftah Ismail sahib Few days ago in one clip comparing Pakistan with India The compere was saying India approached IMF only one time Whereas Pakistan has been regularly taking loans from IMF Why is it so Indian economy is much better than the economy of Pakistan What is the reason behind Another thing is Indians live in austerity But in Pakistan we generally live beyond our means

[@mkyadav3730]

He said modi govt is neo fascist,😂😂😂😂😂 Jab tak ye bat na sun lu ,yakin hu nhi hota ki samne wala pakistani h 😝😝🤣🤣 Great guys (pakistani) keep it up . Proud of your knowledge about India 😂😂

[@abhaypatel4292]

A country with total about 31 temple and gurudwara operational definitely should shut it's mouth talking about others

[@an_orange8911]

@@abhaypatel4292 We never claimed to be secular states. The states which are secular on paper are killing their minorities every single day, but you are andh-bakht Modi Neo-Fascist BJP supporter, of course you are blind and can't see that.

[@1310satishng]

Pakistanis need much needed education

[@bilalbasit]

I am starting to like your podcasts. I came to watch syed muzammil but staying here for the quality of your work. Keep it up

[@malikmoin7637]

Miftah Sb's and your laugh is sooooo contagious 😂

[@umariqbalkhawaja]

I am very anti Muslim League (N), but i 'll say with all my heart that Mr. Miftah Ismail is a Gem, May Allah bless him.

[@sohaibanwarraza]

The first time, I agreed with a PMLN leader!

[@AbdulHannan-uv6ym]

Bilkul sahi kaha ha. Government job is not to run businesses, its inly duty is to create laws, ecosystem level playing field, provide security and justice

[@neeleshkumar7910]

Hats off...! Miftah Ismail is an asset not only of PML-N but of out country! And as usual, superbly carried out the whole podcast Shehzad bhai... Wish TPE more success

[@AS-sf7hr]

Excellent interview 👍🌟❤️ Thank you Miftah Ismail and super thank you to Shehzad for being present on the social media. God bless you with greater success and more opportunities to inform,educate and inspire people 👍🌟❤️

[@Salman-wo5vs]

@Mera bharat Mahan lol takay har cheez ko haram kehkr block krdo aur mulk ka beragarak hojai jo Afghanistan ka horha hai

[@ammaarbinsaleem6747]

I am a podcast host myself - can I say that this is one of the best podcast episodes I have ever come across. Thanks!

[@MacGyver886]

Minister Ismail seems to be an honest and patriotic person. Very hard to find in Pakistani politics.

[@bladycivilian]

in 2018 PTI was saying the same about PMLNs gov. same BS different characters (definite Default!!)

[@HasanAli-lv4rb]

Kindly bring him again and also Asad umer side by side No need for political debate just question answer session a timer given to both of them

[@azharawan3395]

Both Host and Guest were outstanding. I enjoyed this interview in its entirety. Pakistan economy is totally linked on our quality training and productivity.

[@darkace0387]

I can't bring myself to hate on miftah bhai. I might hated him for his policies regarding the situation but from his perspective it was his best course of action. But he's a genuine dude

[@saa.international]

One of the most sane voices in the current political spectrum of Pakistan

[@tahseenmemon5873]

Don't ignore unheard voice of consumers . Think from consumer perspective that consume your podcasts. Thankyou Sir. You are doing great job.

[@sg0912]

Very good podcast. Miftah Ismail minces no words, a trait missing in Pak pol-army leadership.

[@babkamath]

The only issue is that he uses the word fascist for an elected Prime Minister, and, I think that the Pakistanis were under the impression that only they had the monopoly on being difficult to deal with, I think they need a reality check with the thought you can fool some people some times not all people all......

[@sg0912]

@@babkamath true. Their subsequent governments have been more or less fascist in nature. Shehzad has himself made on video on how previous imran khan govt satisfies the criteria of a fascist govt

[@dharmendramishra1801]

Genuine suggestion, pls bring uzair as a co-host in these type of podcasts. He'll bring much more to the conversation.

[@dharmendramishra1801]

@@ThePakistanExperience well that sucks but kya hi kar sakte he fir

[@RakeshSharma-tz1wi]

It is extremely unfortunate that even such a highly educated pakistani uses words like fascism to refer to Modi Government in India. It is beyond common sense, rationality and logic that any pakistani has the audacity to call anyone outside Pakistan fascist. Pakistanis should look inside first. Please pay attention to how various sects( Hindus, Sikhs, Ahmediyas etc.)of the pakistani society are dealt with. Having said that, I think politicians in Pakistan feel obligated to say derogatory things about India. Very sad.

[@darkknight2414]

relax bro pakistan is a dying nation anyways , 1/2 of the nation is under water and they are still busy barking about India chillax they are digging their own grave

[@71espn]

You have no response other than whataboutery. Pakistani state is discriminatory by nature ,the problem as far as I am concerned is that modi is taking our nation in the same direction.

[@RakeshSharma-tz1wi]

@@71espn sorry do not agree. Modi's approach is nothing more than to rectify the injustice of the past. So get your head freed of any propaganda of the leftists. The excesses of the past 1000 years in favour of certain ideology needs to be corrected. Assuming he succeeds, it would in every Indian's interest. When one side continues to praise Aurangzeb, for example, they are not willing to reconcile and live amicably. Please think harder and analyze better. Good Luck. Remember India is and continue to be a secular society till Hindus are in control. Look elsewhere where muslims are in control. Even where they are not (Sweden, UK, France) Got it?

[@karanbhoir2441]

@@71espn 😂😂 sach me kya Bengal kerla me rss bjp workers ko toh bacha nhi pa raha modi islamic extremist ne nupur incident ke baad 7 murders kiye USS pr toh kuch nhi kr paya 2014 se more than 150 Hindus ki lynching killing ki muslims ne uss pr toh kuch nhi kr paya modi

[@AmanSingh-cc2ci]

@@71espn did you know what imf has said about india? Ignorant fool

[@goosebumpssoundtracks644]

apkae channel ki growth dekh kr bht khushi hui. You're the king of consistency

[@hassantech-travel]

Great content!. Long live Miftah sb and Shehzad bhai

[@alihassan-br5ct]

They may have saved Pakistan from the default but honestly they made this situation of uncertainty by removing IK. This whole scenario was deliberately imposed by them in the name of betterment of financial condition but they made the stable financial condition worse than ever.

[@zainulabideen6218]

This is one of the best podcasts I've ever listened to! It was pleasure listening to Miftah sb. I'm not a PML-N supporter but I admire him.

[@aamirhussain5982]

The unpopular decision taken by him was tough for him and for his performance but he took it for the sack of the country. It symbolizes his intentions and his love to our country. Every politicians take decision in favour of self interest but he did it contrarily. Appreciate Thanks for good content

[@muhammadusmananyat6268]

Loved this podcast.. ❤

[@Sarah_0112]

Was waiting for this for a while. Excellent interview and very nicely hosted, Shehzad. I will say that the 1.5 hrs of conversation gives both speakers a nice, calm, relaxed space to speak their piece at length and dissect issues without going for quick sound bytes and talking over each other (which I despise coz its so rude). You also speak to your guests thoughtfully, and you care about their answers which makes it so good to listen to. Keep up the great work!

[@AmitKumar-rb3rp]

If anti Muslim policy is the reason then why only Pakistan bear all burden, why not Bangladesh, Maldives, Iran, Saudi Arabia, UAE. We have excellent relations with them and how he justified China relationship (uyighur atrocities next level ). By listening to podcast, I came to the conclusion that biggest problem of pakistan is mediocrity wrapped in elitism and disconnect from root. But love the podcast ❤️👍😎 through discussion may be one day we resolve our differences, and visit one another country.

[@haroon420]

Agree, bjp government might not be ideal but Pakistan needs to understand it’s own actions that have resulted in anti Muslim feelings within India. By this, I mean the three wars that pakistan has started and also the hundreds of small and large terror attacks that have taken place.. the final straw being 26/11. It is Pakistans responsibility to come to the table and make the first move. That’s the least pakistan can do, although my opinion is that Pakistan should apologise to India. And then we can all move on.

[@AAmed1980]

@@haroon420 1971 war wasnt started by Pakistan, India sensed an opportunity and intervened. AntiMuslim feelings in India predate Pakistan. Its because of those Anti-Muslim sentiments that there is a Pakistan today. RSS and Hindutva nationalism weren't created by Pakistan. It is because of those Anti-Muslims sentiment that there is a Kashmir issue. Pakistan went to war because of Indian actions in Kashmir. India too, where it suits its interest, has chosen armed intervention. For example, India basically overthrew the Nizam of Hyderabad, who unlike the Hindu ruler of Kashmir, wasnt given the privilege of choosing the fate of his state... If apologies are in order, then India too owes Pakistan, as well as the Kashmiri people an apology.

[@haroon420]

@@AAmed1980 this isn’t a pak studies exam. And yes, I said 3 wars. I intentionally left out the war of 71. I am talking about ‘48, ‘65 and ‘99. The track record of pakistan is terrible and they should acknowledge this.

[@AmitKumar-rb3rp]

@@AAmed1980 bro your pick and choose theories have too many holes, read any international scholar book on these issues istiyaq Ahmad a pakistani read his book and read pakistani judge hamoodur commission report on 1971, acquire some basic understanding.... Read multiple authors or sources analyse and then make up your mind to who did what. Critical thinking is must.

[@AmitKumar-rb3rp]

@@haroon420 not pak studies exam🤔😎😂😜

[@IbrahimAhmed2594]

Great. At 39:28 He was talking about the Forward Rate Agreements.

[@scopysurgeon]

Hi shazad, He had the bitter pill ,but his government didn't want the patient to get better. Hope sanity prevails and things change on the otherside of border .

[@AmanSingh-cc2ci]

Miftah is really a fine finance minister I am also from India He literally saved pakistan from going bankrupt

[@Salman-wo5vs]

@@AmanSingh-cc2ci hahaja😂 chor hai sala

[@hamzachoudhary1468]

miftah is really a gem

[@F-Khan491]

Amazing yar. Miftah Ismail, as usual, threw straight facts. TPE is becoming the trendsetter of how to conduct podcasts. Brilliant work Shahzad, thank you very much.

[@mirzatz126]

Good job done Miftah!!! You really delivered and performed with grace. Your name is brighter to shine in part of Pakistan history. But please Cocomo ko thora sa tou sasta ker dein.

[@alokranjan5410]

Great podcast as always..but I m completely disagree with Honorable miftah comment on prime minister Modi that he is fasist.

[@kaushikdas3503]

Alok well said

[@kaushikdas3503]

Bro he is a noncence

[@MrKathayat]

@@kaushikdas3503 bhai only this line keep them in picture in Pakistan

[@bilalmangi36]

Modi is a fascist, apply burnol if the truth hurts your ego.

[@Mandakini-Kumrawat]

Maybe you should watch Indian media rather than Pakistani if you want to hear praise of Modi.

[@an_orange8911]

Love how BJP andh-bakhts are triggered by Miftah's comment on Modi, BJP and Endia being a neo-fascist state. ❤

[@Zulfiqarnazirr]

Shehzad you said domicile karachi ka hai hun me sindhi i would like to remind you karachi is a part of sindh and if you dont know the history of this city then let me tell you there are so manh sindhi village right in the middle of the city where sindhi people live since 1700s maybe more than that bhangoria goth is the example

[@Zulfiqarnazirr]

@@JimNortonsAlcoholism tell this crap to someone who doesn’t belong here yes baloch were here as well but so were sindhis go and check older cemeteries of mango peer and even the famous yasinabad cemetery you see grave written in sindhi and they are way older than you think why its too hard to accept the reality we are not denying balochis being here you need to do proper research before conclusion go search how many goths are in karachi see who lives here since hundreds of years

[@Zulfiqarnazirr]

@@JimNortonsAlcoholism baloch are brave people and the only one who are fighting for their land why would they gift anyone karachi the think is you just can’t separate sindhis from karachi yes you can be happy by just believing some nonsense but i am talking with facts i wont send you the articles or links i will invite you to the centre of karachi where you will find a masjid source since 1700s and it belongs to sindhi their cemetery is full of sindhis you won’t find a single grave of baloch before partition yes there are few but all are recent but you will definitely find my forefathers graves all were sindhi maybe the other side of karachi belonged to them but not in central

[@moiz6330]

Appreciate his style of convincing ..explaininng economics concepts in very simple way ...

[@worthy8433]

Best podcast I've ever watched mifta's views are outstanding

[@muhammadsaadahmad9720]

Absolutely wonderful! You ask the right questions. Your podcasts educate me a lot.

[@ThePakistanExperience]

❤

[@rugoo1983]

A candid and thought provoking discussion. My request to the content developers of this channel, if they can cover following topics, it can be uplift the overall knowledge of a common man: - Rights of Citizens - Taxation and current state - How much important is education and how to make it more accessible. Curriculum and modern day requirements - Making things simple to understand with respect to Business and Finance for a common man - What's a government machinery - Government Institutes - Role of an individual

[@ahmedjan1174]

Muftah Sahib I do not know you personally, but I can say you are a honest man.

[@ayeshakhawar]

Miftah is such a cool guy!!!

[@activity1]

Every other day have a new savior; and continue to fall for it. How many are honest n efficient among 220million. Good luck!

[@samibabar9543]

This will entirely change how masses know Miftah sir. In this polarized society, this podcast is doing the work of enlightenment. ❤️❤️

[@safifaruqi]

@@ThePakistanExperience this will entirely change your profile my brother and I'm so proud of you Sindhi supremacists hahaha

[@SumitKumar-sp7ku]

Dr Ismail I love that you have a Phd in Finance, you are well respected, Pakistan needs more leaders like you. But Calling a democratically elected leader twice at national level and thrice at a state level a Fascist is just not right.

[@samibabar9543]

1:19:48 unexpectedly bold!!

[@adeel1985ful]

Great video! But too many ads!! Please do something about it. Getting ads after every few minutes.

[@o236sama]

Great !

[@jamilhussain5421]

One of the biggest problem with pakistan is because not 1 ruling party has never completed a full term, political uncertainty is the norm in pakistan which has killed the nation economically for decades!

[@arsalhasan9870]

Miftah, you will be remembered in history for the work you've done in your tenure.

[@mohammadrashid3991]

Miftah is the hero. Like in Sholay movie there was Saambah. He had the best shot but minded his business 😂

[@iWanderon]

One of my questions about land reforms got asked! Yayyyy

[@absurdist9609]

Shahzad bhai cocomo zyada karwalete yaar, missed opportunity 🤣 Jokes aside, great to se you and this podcast progressing so far!