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    Pakistan Earthquake

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    The most unfortunate disaster happened in Pakistan on 8th October 2005 and was thought to be the strongest ever to hit the region in a century; a magnitude of 7.6 devastating earthquake occurred in the Himalayan region of northern Pakistan and Kashmir‚ moreover there was a 24 hours of aftershock‚ resulting a huge amount of damaged area across northern of Pakistan and border areas of India; buildings are flattened; the sights of massive triggering landslides. Firstly‚ it was said in the BBC that

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    unity in diversity

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    +Everyone is Different‚ Noone is the same. We all have different backgrounds We all have different names India is a big country comprising many racial groups with a great number of spoken languages and dialects. There are several religions and sects. These are reflected in their customs‚ rituals‚ dresses and festivals. Indian is the cradle of many cultures. In spite of the diversities‚ the people are united. Though several foreign invaders attacked India‚ none succeeded in destroying the basic

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    The Problems of the New State The Problems of the New State The attainment of independence brought an end to one phase of the struggle and marked the beginning of a new one for setting up and running a viable‚ stable and prosperous state. Pakistan began its independent life under very difficult and unfavorable circumstances. Pakistan faced serious problems in the initial stages. 1. New Administration 2. Division of Assets 3. Integration of Princely States 4. Communal Riots and Arrival of

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    General Engineering R-112 on Friday‚ December 3‚ 2010 at 12:32am · COMMUNITY ORGANIZING - a method of bringing about development in the community through collective problem solving - the process of raising the people’s capacities‚ interest/desires and willingness in answering their needs‚ solving their problems‚ and working towards the common good through cooperative efforts and collective self-help efforts. - enabling the people to become the principal actors in the process

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    Problem Solving Paper Joseph Gibbons PHL/458 Creative Minds and Critical Thinking January 16‚ 2014 Valvis Tinsley Problem Solving Paper There are many steps in solving any problem at hand. People think that it is an easy process‚ unfortunately it’s not. A process was created in aiding in overcoming obstacles that may arise whenever an individual has to solve a problem. Solving any problem requires creativity in finding exactly what the challenge is in order to find a remedy

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    was suffering from a negative image problem due to various factors‚ such as: its support to the Taliban since 1994; corruption of the political elites; bad economic conditions; nuclear explosions in 1998; alleged support to the Kashmiri freedom struggle; the Kargil conflict and a military coup against a democratically-elected regime in 1999‚ and so forth. Pakistan joined the US-led coalition in anticipation that it would help instantly addressing all these problems. The other factor that led Pakistan

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    Problem solving process part I There currently is an issue that I deal with at work on a daily bases. You see as a leader and a member of management there will always be people who want to see you fail at your job. This is the case for me. There is an individual that on regular bases has an issue with how I run my service department. This person seems to think that it is my main objective to not get his work orders completed‚ when in fact this is not the case. You see this particular person

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    Indo-Pakistani relations Since independence‚ relations between Pakistan and India have been characterized by rivalry and suspicion. Although many issues divide the two countries‚ the most sensitive one since independence has been the status of Kashmir. Born out from the furnace of animosity‚ India and Pakistan‚ the twin brothers have a history of unique relations. There is much in common between Republic of India and Islamic Republic of Pakistan. The diplomatic relations developed soon after independence

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    face:•Language problems: This is the most common among international students and especially among those whose native language is not English. Along with this the problem‚ understanding ascent and slangs adds up more to it. •Cultural differences: Due to difference in the culture also‚ some problems come. For e.g. Here people are more open with each other no matter its male or female‚ which is not the case in countries like Pakistan (there it’s very severe problem). •Funds problem: Another big problem among

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    Cerfewed Night

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    HOUSE INDIA‚ 2009‚ 239 pp. The Kashmir conflict is not new for the people of the world and more so for a Kashmiri. Yet‚ as the author rightly points out‚ hardly any work exists in the canon of Indian Literature in English about this issue. Basharat Peer‚ in his debut book Curfewed Night‚ sets out to change exactly that. Whether he succeeds or not depends on what the author aspires for; to be a narrator presenting a true and holistic picture of the tragedy of Kashmir‚ or to lend a voice to the plight

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