Pakistan and India have a long history of conflict, including three major wars over Kashmir and ongoing disputes related to water rights and cross-border terrorism. Religious differences further complicate relations, despite a recent growth in bilateral trade. Resolving core issues through negotiations is seen as essential for regional and global peace, although mutual friendship appears unlikely.

1. Pakistan-India Relations
SABIH KAMRAN
BB-4297
INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS AND TECHNOLOGY PAKISTAN

2. HISTORICAL ENEMIES OF ENTIRE CONTINENT
 3 Major Wars Are Held between Both
 1964 ,1971, 1999
 Major Conflicts Are:
Kashmir
LOC
Water
Cross Border Terrorism
 Misunderstandings And Emotions Put nations On War Situation At Any Time
 Religious Differences Creates Problems
 Trade Partners Also

3. MAJOR WARS 65,71,99
 First War Was In 1965 In Which India This War Was Started To Capture Jammu
And Kashmir
 India Attacked Border Areas Like Lahore ,Sialkot And Other Areas For Major
Civilian Causality
 Pakistan Army And Civilians Fight Bravely Against Them In Every War
 2nd War 1971 In Which Pakistan Put Weapons Down After A Huge War On Both
East And West Borders Of Pakistan
 3rd War 1999 The KARGIL WAR To Get Control On Tiger Hill On Which The
Control Of Whole KASHMIR Depends
 Mini Wars! Firing And Gola Bari Is Routine On Borders

4. MAJOR CONFLICTS
 KASHMIR: The Beautiful Heaven In The World Half Controlled By Pakistan And
Remaining India
 Majority In Kashmir Are Muslims And Against Endia, Mujahedeen's Are
Sacrificing Their Lives And Politicians Are Wasting Time In UN And Other World
Peace Organizations
 The Most Old Conflict And Subject of War Between Two Countries
 WATER: Indus Water ,Chenab, Sutlej All Waters Are Now In Control Of India
With Which India Controls Yearly Floods Which Destroys Major Infrastructures
 CROSS BORDER TERRORISM: India Is Involved In Terrorism In Pakistan Specially
In Karachi And Baluchistan The Hubs Of Pakistani Economy And History
 Funding's Are Specially Provided To GHADDARS (TRAITORS) OF NATION

5. RELIGIOUS DIFFERENCES
ISLAM HINDUISM
• Muslims Believes On One Allah And Last Prophet
(P.B.U.H)
• Muslims Sacrifice Animals Like Cows Goat Sheep's
etc
• Muslims Pray In Masjids And Their Holy Places
Have Own Importance And dignity
• Music And Dancing Is Prohibited In Islam
Hindus Have Many gods And They Worship The Idols
Hindus Believes That Animals Are gods and Angles of
Their Religion And They Also Worship Them
Hindus Pray In Temples In standing Position
Music And Dancing Is The Major Part Of Hinduism

6. TRADE BETWEEN PAK INDIA
 Bilateral trade between India and Pakistan grew 21% to $2.4 billion last year
 According to latest figures the volume of bilateral trade recorded a net
increase of $410 million from April last year to March this year.
 Pakistan’s exports to India grew 28% while Indian exports to Pakistan
increased 19%
 Pakistan exports rice, kinnows, mangoes, furniture, cotton
fiber, cement, tiles, marble, textiles, clothing, leather goods, sports goods
(renowned for footballs/soccer balls), Cutlery, surgical instruments,
electrical appliances, software, carpets,rugs, chicken, powdered
milk, wheat, seafood (especially shrimp/prawns), vegetables, processed food
items

7. CONCLUSION
 To Resolve Issues Between Two Nation Is Necessity For Regional Peace And
Global Peace
 Negotiations Are The Only Way To Resolve Key Issues Like KASHMIR And WATER
 Mutual Friendship Is Impossible Between These Two’s
 Pakistan Needs Peace And India Has Target Of Akhannd Baharat in Which
Pakistan Is Biggest Problem
 GOD BLESS YOU
OUR NATION
AND PAKISTAN
PAKISTAN ZINDABAD