... secession from Pakistan, assumed the name Bangladesh. The capital of Pakistan is Islamabad, but Karachi is the largest city. Pakistan is situated at the western end of the Indo-Gangetic Plain, which is bounded to the north by the mountain wall of the Great Himalayan mountain ranges and their offshoots. ... Asian subcontinent and may be divided into six natural regions: the Northern Mountains, the Submontane Plateau, the Indus Plain, the Balochistan Plateau, the Western Bordering Mountains, and the desert areas. The only visible physical feature of Pakistan is the Indus River which carves...

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... one varna to the next as they become more prosperous (Messner 2009, p.52). In the beginning of the 20th century, research conducted by Western sociologists have shown that an individual with lower caste is not prohibited to take up a modern occupation and jobs like carpentry, blacksmithing, and ... in formal or solemn events. As a conservative society, India keeps its traditions and customs very strongly. Elders are very respected and smoking in front of them it will demonstrate a lack of education. Men must take into account that Indian women are integrated professionally, but they mus...

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... Resolution, which ultimately gave birth to an independent and sovereign Islamic state comprising the area where Muslims were in majority in the North Western and Eastern Zones of India. Khaksar's Crisis Sir Sikander Hayat Khan, the Chief Minister of the Punjab tried his level best till ... constituted, with such territorial readjustment, as may be necessary, that the areas in which Muslims are numerically in a majority as in the North-Western and Eastern zones of India, should be grouped to constitute "Independent states" in which the constituent unit shall be autonomous and sovereign. ...

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... were just too tired to carry on killing and needed a rest, he recalled. Later, after a quick trial, the prisoners were lined up with a British soldier standing a couple of yards in front of them. On the order "fire", they were all simultaneously shot, "swept... from their earthly existence". In all more than 100,000 Indians were killed in the Uprising and its ... the Muslims. During the pre-Sepoy Mutiny period, section of Hindu traders greatly helped the British while their Muslim counterparts did not. The British were angry. With the spread of Western education Hindus made a big way, b...

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... rate of over 6%. Deposits are also insured by the Indian version of the Fed (the Reserve Bank of India). Numerous methods for repatriation exist, including the common international wire transfer, Western Union, international cheques etc. Accordingly, these risks can be managed by maintaining a lower average account balance, repatriation at regular intervals etc. In the case of our business, owing to the ... the market, nor the industrial scenario as far as technology is concerned, is saturated. Besides, given the availability of credit, access to a very large pool of talented workers ca...

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... Fund Agreement at Karachi. The treaty allowed for a transitional period of ten to thirteen years, after which the three eastern rivers would fall exclusively to India's share and the three Western rivers to Pakistan. During the transitional period, Pakistan would construct a system of replacement works consisting of two dams, five barrages and seven link canals financed by the Indus Development Fund ... Indian National Congress and the Muslim League, people in their respective countries were encouraged to fight one another for territorial rights. Today, groups such as the JKLF (Jammu & ...

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