European nation-building project has always taken place on the basis of insider-outsider polarization. We, the national self, is always considered to be good, just, innocent, valiant etc. But they, the national other, is deemed to be bad, unjust, cunning, cowardly etc. This rhetoric is reflected in most of the national anthems, national leaders' public speeches and the national political transactions. In the case of India and Pakistan, the common victims of European colonization and modern European nation-building projects, this parochial 'Self vs. Other' understanding runs rampant. India and Pakistan cannot exist without 'the other.'