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    Assessing Pakistan Development State four points that Pakistan is developing and state four points that shows Pakistan is not developing? Pakistan is not developing: When Pakistan came into being in 1947 it deverses to called an agricultural country but as the time passes unfortunately it goes down in agriculture sector also. At the time of independence the range share of West Pakistan GDP from agriculture was around 53 percent. More than 65% of the Pakistan’s labor force worked I agriculture sector

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    • The Islamic Republic of Pakistan covers an area in South Asia of 310‚000 square miles‚ about twice the size of California. The country borders India in the east‚ China in the north‚ Afghanistan in the north-west‚ Iran in the west and the Arabian Sea in the south. It has four major provinces (Punjab‚ Sindh‚ North-West Frontier Province and Balochistan) and two territories (Federally Administered Tribal Areas and Islamabad Capital Territory). The most populous province‚ Punjab‚ has only 26 percent

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    POLITICAL SITUATION IN PAKISTAN POLITICAL SITUATION IN PAKISTAN By Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto Reproduced in pdf form by Sani Panhwar Copyright © www.bhutto.org I Since the birth of Pakistan every government has appealed for national unity. Pakistan has run into crisis after crises‚ each graver than the preceding and unity has eluded us despite all the fervent appeals made. There must be serious reasons why crises should exist in abundance and not unity. These reasons need to be examined. Our country

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    Geographical Importance of Pakistan PAKISTAN GEOGRAPHICALLY LOCATION: Location: Southern Asia lies between 24 and 36.75 northern latitude and between 61 and 7505 eastern longitude. Area: 7‚ 96000 sq.km. Towards north apart from the state of Kashmir is china. It shares 400 km long boarder with china. Towards north Tajikistan though no boarder but a narrow strip as Wahkhan strip separate the two. Towards east‚ Punjab-Rajasthan boarders which is 1650 km long Towards west‚ Afghanistan and

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    THE PARTITION OF INDIA‚ 1947 On the 14 August 1947‚ the new Islamic Republic of Pakistan was formed. At midnight the next day India won its freedom from colonial rule‚ ending nearly 350 years of British presence in India. The British left India divided in two. The two countries were founded on the basis of religion‚ with Pakistan as an Islamic state and India as a secular one. The partition split the Indian subcontinent in 2 well 3 really counting what is now Bangladesh on religious lines

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    The State of Women Rights in Pakistan by secondopinion02 Constitution of Pakistan guarantees the rights of women and do not discriminate in any sphere of life. The basis of Pakistani constitution is Islam; a religion that has secured the rights of women fourteen hundred years ago. In Pakistan; Mukhtaran Mai‚ Dr. Shazia and various other women have been raised internationally because of the corrupt character of our moth eaten justice‚ social and political system. In order to avail political

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    security and advancing Pakistan’s development agenda for progress and prosperity following the guiding principles laid out by our founding fathers. Guiding Principles of Pakistan’s Foreign Policy Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah‚ the Founder of Pakistan and its first Governor General‚ in a broadcast talk to the people of the USA in February 1948‚ outlined the following goals of Pakistan’s foreign policy: “Our foreign policy is one of friendliness and goodwill towards all the nations of the world

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    Child Labour in Pakistan

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    higher than that of boys; this indicates that girls are more likely to work in the manufacturing and services sectors as compared to boys. It is also observed 1 See summary results of the Child Labour Survey in Pakistan (1996): http://www.ilo.org/public/english/standards/ipec/simpoc/ pakistan/report/pakistan96.pdf. Survey undertaken with the support of the ILO. 2 Economic activity includes both paid and unpaid‚ casual and illegal work‚ as well as work in the informal sector‚ but excludes unpaid domestic

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    Energy Crises in Pakistan

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    Energy crises of Pakistan By Sahibzada Hussain Mohi-ud-Din Qadri The unabated spate of load shedding throughout Pakistan has made life difficult to live in this sizzling summer. The unending energy crisis with power outages for more than 15 hours on daily basis has also dealt a severe blow to the national economy. Resultantly‚ business units and factories are getting shut down and layoffs of the workers are reported to be running in hundreds of thousands with grave implications for already burgeoning

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    Introduction: Pakistan is home to a number of endangered species‚ including the woolly flying squirrel‚ markhor‚ blue whale‚ Pakistan sand cat‚ the ibex wild goat‚ and several species of birds‚ whales and turtles. Certain mammals which could be found in abundance at one time have now become the rarest mammals in the world‚ such as the snow leopard‚ the Marco Polo sheep and the Indus river dolphin. ......................................... “Indus River Dolphin” The Indus River dolphin is endemic

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