Pakistan 1.The Government of Pakistan is a federal government established by the Constitution of Pakistan. Pakistan is a democratic parliamentary federal republic with Islam as the state religion. 2.Nawaz Sharif is the Prime Minister OF Pakistan and he is the most important man in the Pakistan state. 3.Masood Khan is the current Permanent Representative of Pakistan to the United Nations in New York. 4.The biggest threat Pakistan has‚ is its power shortage problem. Power can be out for up to
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Counter-Terrorism strategy before 9/11: Since the creation of Pakistan in August ‚1947 various governments have taken several measures to combat terrorism as well as introduced special legal measures to deal with criminals offended outside the regular criminal regime. This included‚ The public Representative Offices Disqualification Act (PRODA) 1949‚ The Elected Bodies Disqualification Order (EBDO) in August‚1959‚ Suppression of Terrorist Activities (Special Courts) ordinance 1957 and Anti-Terrorism
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untiring efforts ‚ inspirations‚ constant support‚ guidance and valuable suggestions for the fulfillment of such a hard research. I am extremely obliged to my well regarded teachers Fayyaz Ahmed Hussain Dr Shanaz Tariq‚ Dr Omer Farooq Zain‚Yasir Sharif and Muqarab Akbar for their devoted and enormous concentration which helped me to complete this work in time. I offer profound thanks to my mother‚ brothers and sisters and other family members for their kind facilitation‚ support and prayers throughout
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casualties. An estimated 286 to 890 civilians have been killed‚ including 168 to 197 children.[2][3] Amnesty International found that a number of victims were unarmed and that some strikes could amount to war crimes.[10] Pakistan ’s Prime Minister‚ Nawaz Sharif‚ has repeatedly demanded an end to the strikes‚ stating: "The use of drones is not only a continual violation of our territorial integrity but also detrimental to our resolve and efforts at eliminating terrorism from our country".[11] The Peshawar
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Kargil War From Wikipedia‚ the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation‚ search Kargil War | Part of the Indo-Pakistani Wars | An Indian Bofors 155 mm howitzer field gun being repositioned during the war. | Date | May-July 1999 | Location | Kargil district‚ Kashmir | Result | Indian Victory as India retook Pakistani occupied ridges. Pakistan withdrew from Indian-controlled Kashmir to pre-war Line of Control. | Territorial changes | Status quo ante bellum | | Belligerents |
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situation indo pak relations always remain hostile.from day one india is against pak existance.there were three major wars 1964‚1971‚1999.the continuity of hostile relation can be attributed to kashmir problem which is still unresolved.In 1999 Nawaz sharif started dailouge with india but due to kargil war whole process was ruined.again in 2004 efforts were made to sort out problems and to devise a mechanism to resolve the problems a composite dailouge was started.which include peace security (CBM)
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Official languages Englisha Urdu[2] Regional languages Punjabi‚ Sindhi‚ Pashto‚Balochi‚ Saraiki‚ Hindko‚Brahui[3][4] Demonym Pakistani Government Federal parliamentaryrepublic - President Mamnoon Hussain (PML-N) - Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif (PML-N) Legislature Majlis-e-Shoora - Upper house Senate - Lower house National Assembly Formation - Conception of Pakistan 29 December 1930 - Pakistan Declaration 28 January 1933 - Pakistan Resolution 23 March 1940
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Pakistan By: John Mayer‚ Austin Snyder Flag Map of Pakistan Population • 176‚745‚364 Geography • Pakistan is a profound blend of landscapes varying from plains to deserts‚ forests‚ hills‚ and plateaus ranging from the coastal areas of the Arabian Sea in the south to the mountains of the Karakam range in the north. Pakistan geologically overlaps both with the Indian and the Eurasian tectonic plates where its Sindh and Punjabprovinces lie on the north-western corner of the
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Liaquat Ali Khan as Prime Minister [1947-1951] Liaquat Ali Khan’s contributions to the struggle for independence were numerous. After independence‚ he was thus the natural choice for the premiership. Liaquat Ali Khan was appointed as the first Prime Minister of Pakistan. Being the first Prime Minister of the country‚ Liaquat Ali Khan had to deal with a number of difficulties that Pakistan faced in its early days. He helped Quaid-i-Azam in solving the riots and refugee problem and in setting
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declared as the principal seat of the Government of Pakistan. January 2‚ 1964: Fatima Jinnah lost the presidential elections‚ Ayub completes the second term 1965: Second war between Pakistan and India over Kashmir 1997: General elections held; Nawaz Sharif becomes prime minister for the second time May 28‚ 1998: Pakistan conducts nuclear tests
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