Pakistan was founded in 1947 as an independent state for Muslims in South Asia. It has a population of over 167 million and its capital is Islamabad. Pakistan has a parliamentary democracy and over 97% of Pakistanis are Muslim. The country faces significant challenges including poor education and restrictions on women.
Pakistan was founded in 1947 as an independent state for Muslims in South Asia with Mohammad Ali Jinnah as its founder. It has a population of over 167 million and its capital is Islamabad. Pakistan has a parliamentary government consisting of the Senate and National Assembly. The country relies heavily on agriculture, with major crops including wheat and cotton. Education levels in Pakistan are generally low, with high illiteracy rates and limited public schooling. The majority of Pakistanis are Muslim and Islam plays a dominant role in society and government.
trend behavior of macroeconomics variablesTrade Expert
This document provides an overview of macroeconomic trends in Pakistan and Austria. It discusses inflation rates, gross national income, and GDP growth rates in both countries. Key points mentioned include that Pakistan has a population over 200 million people and borders India, Afghanistan, and Iran. Austria is a landlocked country in Central Europe bordering Germany, Hungary, Slovakia, Slovenia, Switzerland, and Liechtenstein. The document compares inflation rates, GNI, and GDP growth between the two countries.
The document summarizes Pakistani politics from 2008 to 2014. It discusses the 2008 general election that was won by the PPP. Makhdoom Syed Yousaf Raza Gilani became Prime Minister at this time. It also discusses issues like terrorism, energy crisis, unemployment, poverty, and inflation during this period. The Supreme Court removed Prime Minister Gilani from office in 2012. Raja Pervaiz Ashraf then became Prime Minister until elections were held in 2013, bringing Nawaz Sharif and the PML(N) party to power.
This document discusses issues related to governance in Balochistan province, Pakistan. It lists the names and contributions of 11 boys working on the topic. It then outlines various issues facing Balochistan, including terrorism, dams, Iran relations, the Pashtun Tahafuz Movement, feudalism, development issues, medical facilities, water crisis, unemployment, education, corruption, and the Chaman border. Specific paragraphs provide more details on terrorism, involvement of India's RAW agency, problems facing the Gwadar port project, and water and corruption crises.
Nawaz Sharif served 3 terms as Prime Minister of Pakistan from 1990-1993, 1997-1999, and 2013-2017. His first term focused on economic reforms but was cut short due to tensions with the president. In his second term, he carried out nuclear tests in 1998 in response to India but was ousted by a military coup in 1999. His third and longest term saw both successes like the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor as well as failures to resolve political tensions that led to his disqualification and end of his political career in 2017.
This document provides an overview of key topics related to understanding Pakistan, including its geopolitical location, fault lines, terrorist groups, and the ideology of Nazariya-e-Pakistan (N-e-P). It discusses how N-e-P was designed as an alternative ideology following Pakistan's defeat in 1971 to position Pakistan as the "Guardian of Islam". It also summarizes the rise of various terrorist organizations operating in Pakistan such as Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), Lashkar-e-Jhangvi (LeJ), and Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM). The document outlines the ethno-regional and religious fault lines in Pakistan and the ongoing
Nawaz Sharif was born in 1949 in Lahore, Pakistan. He received his law degree from Punjab University. Sharif served as Finance Minister of Punjab province and later became the Chief Minister of Punjab in 1985. Sharif was elected Prime Minister of Pakistan in 1990 and 1997, but his governments were dismissed in 1993 and 1999 via judicial rulings and a military coup respectively. As Prime Minister, Sharif reformed the constitution to limit presidential powers and prevent lawmakers from changing parties.
The document summarizes the history and phases of the Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz (PMLN) political party. It describes the party's origins in the All India Muslim League before partition. It then outlines the party's three phases of achieving and holding power in the national government of Pakistan from 1990-1997, 1997-1999, and 2013-2017. However, on each occasion Nawaz Sharif's term as Prime Minister was cut short due to conflicts with other institutions like the President and military. Despite facing challenges, the PMLN under Nawaz Sharif accomplished significant infrastructure projects including the Metro bus network and supported the military's counterterrorism operation Zarb-e-Azb.
Pakistan was founded in 1947 as an independent state for Muslims in South Asia with Mohammad Ali Jinnah as its founder. It has a population of over 167 million and its capital is Islamabad. Pakistan has a parliamentary government consisting of the Senate and National Assembly. The country relies heavily on agriculture, with major crops including wheat and cotton. Education levels in Pakistan are generally low, with high illiteracy rates and limited public schooling. The majority of Pakistanis are Muslim and Islam plays a dominant role in society and government.
trend behavior of macroeconomics variablesTrade Expert
This document provides an overview of macroeconomic trends in Pakistan and Austria. It discusses inflation rates, gross national income, and GDP growth rates in both countries. Key points mentioned include that Pakistan has a population over 200 million people and borders India, Afghanistan, and Iran. Austria is a landlocked country in Central Europe bordering Germany, Hungary, Slovakia, Slovenia, Switzerland, and Liechtenstein. The document compares inflation rates, GNI, and GDP growth between the two countries.
The document summarizes Pakistani politics from 2008 to 2014. It discusses the 2008 general election that was won by the PPP. Makhdoom Syed Yousaf Raza Gilani became Prime Minister at this time. It also discusses issues like terrorism, energy crisis, unemployment, poverty, and inflation during this period. The Supreme Court removed Prime Minister Gilani from office in 2012. Raja Pervaiz Ashraf then became Prime Minister until elections were held in 2013, bringing Nawaz Sharif and the PML(N) party to power.
This document discusses issues related to governance in Balochistan province, Pakistan. It lists the names and contributions of 11 boys working on the topic. It then outlines various issues facing Balochistan, including terrorism, dams, Iran relations, the Pashtun Tahafuz Movement, feudalism, development issues, medical facilities, water crisis, unemployment, education, corruption, and the Chaman border. Specific paragraphs provide more details on terrorism, involvement of India's RAW agency, problems facing the Gwadar port project, and water and corruption crises.
Nawaz Sharif served 3 terms as Prime Minister of Pakistan from 1990-1993, 1997-1999, and 2013-2017. His first term focused on economic reforms but was cut short due to tensions with the president. In his second term, he carried out nuclear tests in 1998 in response to India but was ousted by a military coup in 1999. His third and longest term saw both successes like the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor as well as failures to resolve political tensions that led to his disqualification and end of his political career in 2017.
This document provides an overview of key topics related to understanding Pakistan, including its geopolitical location, fault lines, terrorist groups, and the ideology of Nazariya-e-Pakistan (N-e-P). It discusses how N-e-P was designed as an alternative ideology following Pakistan's defeat in 1971 to position Pakistan as the "Guardian of Islam". It also summarizes the rise of various terrorist organizations operating in Pakistan such as Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), Lashkar-e-Jhangvi (LeJ), and Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM). The document outlines the ethno-regional and religious fault lines in Pakistan and the ongoing
Nawaz Sharif was born in 1949 in Lahore, Pakistan. He received his law degree from Punjab University. Sharif served as Finance Minister of Punjab province and later became the Chief Minister of Punjab in 1985. Sharif was elected Prime Minister of Pakistan in 1990 and 1997, but his governments were dismissed in 1993 and 1999 via judicial rulings and a military coup respectively. As Prime Minister, Sharif reformed the constitution to limit presidential powers and prevent lawmakers from changing parties.
The document summarizes the history and phases of the Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz (PMLN) political party. It describes the party's origins in the All India Muslim League before partition. It then outlines the party's three phases of achieving and holding power in the national government of Pakistan from 1990-1997, 1997-1999, and 2013-2017. However, on each occasion Nawaz Sharif's term as Prime Minister was cut short due to conflicts with other institutions like the President and military. Despite facing challenges, the PMLN under Nawaz Sharif accomplished significant infrastructure projects including the Metro bus network and supported the military's counterterrorism operation Zarb-e-Azb.
This document provides a chronology of important events in the history of South Asia from 712 CE to 1905 CE, beginning with the Arab conquest of Sindh in 712 CE and ending with the British partition of Bengal in 1905 CE. Key events include the establishment of Muslim rule in north India by Muhammad Ghauri in 1192 CE, the founding of the Mughal Empire by Babur in 1526 CE, and the gradual expansion of British control over South Asia from the mid-18th century culminating in the British Crown assuming sovereignty over India in 1857 CE after the Sepoy Mutiny.
Pakistan: the political, economic, security and trade control context relevant to defence, security and dual use exporters, clarifying what are the main areas of opportunity and risk
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- Pakistan is an important Islamic country located in South Asia between India and Afghanistan. It has a population of over 200 million people and significant natural resources.
- However, Pakistan faces many challenges in the 21st century including a severe energy crisis, poor education and healthcare systems, high levels of corruption, terrorism, inflation, political instability, and widespread poverty and inequality.
- To overcome these issues, Pakistan needs strong leadership to improve governance, encourage economic development through industries and infrastructure projects, better distribute resources, and empower the population through education. With proper planning and unity, Pakistan has the potential to overcome its current problems.
ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS AND REFUGEE CRISIS IN INDIA: MEDIA DYNAMICSAnkuran Dutta
This presentation is on the illegal immigrants and refugee crisis in India and how media play role in this issue. This presentation was made at AEJMC Conference 2018 held in Washington DC, USA
Operation zarb e-azb, us troops withdrawal &; kunduz operationMaj (R) Imtiaz Ahmad
Strategic thinking for strategically important South Asia. Pakistan free from terrorism and economically prosperous is the requirement of both US and India to save the region from nuclear flash.
The document is a research project submitted by a student that examines the potential consequences if Imran Khan becomes Prime Minister of Pakistan. It outlines the research questions, methodology, and objectives. The literature review discusses how Imran Khan's party opposes sending Pakistani troops abroad and argues he should focus on governance in KPK and playing the role of strong opposition leader rather than protests. The hypothesis is that as PM, Imran Khan could resolve issues like corruption and improve Pakistan's international image.
This document discusses security challenges in Northeast India and Southeast Asia posed by insurgent groups. It provides background on the genesis of conflicts in each Northeast Indian state and describes current situations. Major insurgent groups operating in the region are detailed along with their estimated strengths. The document notes how insurgencies have changed over time and discusses current threats including drug trafficking, small arms proliferation, and developments in Southeast Asian countries like Burma and Bangladesh that provide safe havens. Potential solutions proposed include strengthening regional cooperation through ASEAN and SAARC to jointly address issues like drugs and arms.
Economics is a fundamental part of every society, similarly, Islam is one of the dominant faith practiced all around the world and a complete code of life. It has given some specific guidelines regarding economics. The article discusses the core concepts of the economic system with reference to Islamic teachings. It covers concepts of Zakat, Riba and general guidelines about economic activity within a state, with reference to Pakistan. The paper has made the Quran and the state of Medina as the point of reference to understand the spirit of the economic system implemented in that milieu. And has tried to understand the contemporary basic economics affecting and influencing common life.
Integrating Pakistan’s Tribal Areas into the National PictureSalman
The paper titled as Integrating Pakistan’s Tribal Areas into the National Picture written by Laiq ur Rehman & Waqas Idrees and was published in a Research Journal of Fata Research Center Name as TIGAH V3
The second phase of polling for panchayat and district council elections in Rajasthan will be held on August 29. In this phase, over 25.6 lakh voters in 6 districts will cast their votes to elect representatives for 536 wards of 28 panchayat samitis. Campaigning for the second phase ended on Friday evening. The elections of panchayat heads and district council chiefs will be held on September 6.
Separatist Movements in India by SARDAR ZAFAR MAHMUD KHANMtabish Khan
The document discusses several separatist movements within India that threaten its territorial integrity, including movements in Kashmir, Punjab, Northeast India, and those led by Maoist groups. It notes that India has failed to adequately address the socio-economic and political grievances driving these movements. If left unresolved, the document warns that the various insurgencies could eventually lead to the breakup of India into smaller states. It concludes by recommending political solutions like greater autonomy and dialogue to address the underlying issues fueling the separatist sentiments.
This presentation includes the early life history, political career, educational background of Ex President of Pakistan (Asif Ali Zardari ). The failures that occurred in his tenure
This document discusses the complex geopolitical situation in Afghanistan and Pakistan (Af-Pak). It outlines the various perspectives and desired outcomes of different external players including the US, India, Pakistan, Iran, and others. It also summarizes different options and plans that have been proposed to address the issues in Af-Pak, including increasing US and Indian involvement versus reducing US involvement. The key challenge is balancing the interests of different ethnic groups within Afghanistan against major regional powers while preventing terrorist groups from gaining control.
The document discusses China as a potential threat to India's national security and interests. It analyzes China's actions and influence across various dimensions - geopolitical, economic, military, sociocultural, and science & technology. While China objects to India's rise and strategic partnerships, India has started adopting a more nuanced response by strengthening relationships with neighboring countries and engaging in strategic partnerships of its own.
The document discusses Pakistan's foreign policy and geostrategic environment. It notes that Pakistan's foreign policy is shaped by factors like its geography, regional environment, economy, and rivalry with India. While India poses a security threat, opportunities exist from China's CPEC investment and NATO withdrawing from Afghanistan. Pakistan aims to balance relations with Saudi Arabia and Iran, diversify its economy beyond CPEC, and play a role in Afghan reconciliation talks.
Pakistan gained independence in 1947 with Islamabad as its capital. It has a population of over 167 million and is divided into 4 provinces. The document provides details on Pakistan's government system with an executive president and prime minister, its mainly agricultural economy, Muslim majority population and cultural norms. It also summarizes Pakistan's progress toward UN Millennium Development Goals through expanding education, health services and literacy programs.
Pakistan was founded in 1947 and has a population of over 167 million people. It has four provinces and a parliamentary government led by a president and prime minister. Islam is the dominant religion in Pakistan, practiced by over 97% of the population. The country relies heavily on agriculture and cotton production. Education levels and literacy rates remain low despite government efforts.
Pakistan was founded in 1947 and has a population of over 167 million people. It has four provinces and a parliamentary government led by a president and prime minister. The majority of Pakistanis are Muslim and the country relies heavily on agriculture, especially crops like wheat and cotton. While the government has increased access to education and health services, literacy and development goals remain a challenge due to low funding and infrastructure issues.
Pakistan was founded in 1947 and has a population of over 167 million people. It has four provinces and a parliamentary government led by a president and prime minister. The majority of Pakistanis are Muslim and the country relies heavily on agriculture, especially crops like wheat and cotton. While the government has increased access to education and health services, literacy and development goals remain a challenge due to low funding and infrastructure issues.
Pakistan gained independence in 1947 with Islamabad as its capital. It has 4 provinces and relies on agriculture, especially wheat, cotton, and fruits. Urdu and English are dominant languages. The government is led by a president and prime minister, with Islam as the dominant religion practiced by 97% of people. Education levels are low due to poor funding and infrastructure. The role of women is subordinate to men and constrained by conservative dress and activities. Media is influenced by the government.
Pakistan is known as the center of the Muslim world. It was founded in 1947 by Quaid-e-Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah and has a population of over 167 million people. Pakistan relies heavily on agriculture, with major crops including wheat, cotton, and rice. The majority of Pakistanis (97%) are Muslim, mostly Sunni, and Islam is the dominant religion.
This document provides a chronology of important events in the history of South Asia from 712 CE to 1905 CE, beginning with the Arab conquest of Sindh in 712 CE and ending with the British partition of Bengal in 1905 CE. Key events include the establishment of Muslim rule in north India by Muhammad Ghauri in 1192 CE, the founding of the Mughal Empire by Babur in 1526 CE, and the gradual expansion of British control over South Asia from the mid-18th century culminating in the British Crown assuming sovereignty over India in 1857 CE after the Sepoy Mutiny.
Pakistan: the political, economic, security and trade control context relevant to defence, security and dual use exporters, clarifying what are the main areas of opportunity and risk
this presentation was made for the assignment. tried to use as many functions as could be, all the information is extracted through variety of sources and some of it might not be valid anymore. advise to you is to download and watch the animation as here the preview just laps every thing all together. thank you.
- Pakistan is an important Islamic country located in South Asia between India and Afghanistan. It has a population of over 200 million people and significant natural resources.
- However, Pakistan faces many challenges in the 21st century including a severe energy crisis, poor education and healthcare systems, high levels of corruption, terrorism, inflation, political instability, and widespread poverty and inequality.
- To overcome these issues, Pakistan needs strong leadership to improve governance, encourage economic development through industries and infrastructure projects, better distribute resources, and empower the population through education. With proper planning and unity, Pakistan has the potential to overcome its current problems.
ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS AND REFUGEE CRISIS IN INDIA: MEDIA DYNAMICSAnkuran Dutta
This presentation is on the illegal immigrants and refugee crisis in India and how media play role in this issue. This presentation was made at AEJMC Conference 2018 held in Washington DC, USA
Operation zarb e-azb, us troops withdrawal &; kunduz operationMaj (R) Imtiaz Ahmad
Strategic thinking for strategically important South Asia. Pakistan free from terrorism and economically prosperous is the requirement of both US and India to save the region from nuclear flash.
The document is a research project submitted by a student that examines the potential consequences if Imran Khan becomes Prime Minister of Pakistan. It outlines the research questions, methodology, and objectives. The literature review discusses how Imran Khan's party opposes sending Pakistani troops abroad and argues he should focus on governance in KPK and playing the role of strong opposition leader rather than protests. The hypothesis is that as PM, Imran Khan could resolve issues like corruption and improve Pakistan's international image.
This document discusses security challenges in Northeast India and Southeast Asia posed by insurgent groups. It provides background on the genesis of conflicts in each Northeast Indian state and describes current situations. Major insurgent groups operating in the region are detailed along with their estimated strengths. The document notes how insurgencies have changed over time and discusses current threats including drug trafficking, small arms proliferation, and developments in Southeast Asian countries like Burma and Bangladesh that provide safe havens. Potential solutions proposed include strengthening regional cooperation through ASEAN and SAARC to jointly address issues like drugs and arms.
Economics is a fundamental part of every society, similarly, Islam is one of the dominant faith practiced all around the world and a complete code of life. It has given some specific guidelines regarding economics. The article discusses the core concepts of the economic system with reference to Islamic teachings. It covers concepts of Zakat, Riba and general guidelines about economic activity within a state, with reference to Pakistan. The paper has made the Quran and the state of Medina as the point of reference to understand the spirit of the economic system implemented in that milieu. And has tried to understand the contemporary basic economics affecting and influencing common life.
Integrating Pakistan’s Tribal Areas into the National PictureSalman
The paper titled as Integrating Pakistan’s Tribal Areas into the National Picture written by Laiq ur Rehman & Waqas Idrees and was published in a Research Journal of Fata Research Center Name as TIGAH V3
The second phase of polling for panchayat and district council elections in Rajasthan will be held on August 29. In this phase, over 25.6 lakh voters in 6 districts will cast their votes to elect representatives for 536 wards of 28 panchayat samitis. Campaigning for the second phase ended on Friday evening. The elections of panchayat heads and district council chiefs will be held on September 6.
Separatist Movements in India by SARDAR ZAFAR MAHMUD KHANMtabish Khan
The document discusses several separatist movements within India that threaten its territorial integrity, including movements in Kashmir, Punjab, Northeast India, and those led by Maoist groups. It notes that India has failed to adequately address the socio-economic and political grievances driving these movements. If left unresolved, the document warns that the various insurgencies could eventually lead to the breakup of India into smaller states. It concludes by recommending political solutions like greater autonomy and dialogue to address the underlying issues fueling the separatist sentiments.
This presentation includes the early life history, political career, educational background of Ex President of Pakistan (Asif Ali Zardari ). The failures that occurred in his tenure
This document discusses the complex geopolitical situation in Afghanistan and Pakistan (Af-Pak). It outlines the various perspectives and desired outcomes of different external players including the US, India, Pakistan, Iran, and others. It also summarizes different options and plans that have been proposed to address the issues in Af-Pak, including increasing US and Indian involvement versus reducing US involvement. The key challenge is balancing the interests of different ethnic groups within Afghanistan against major regional powers while preventing terrorist groups from gaining control.
The document discusses China as a potential threat to India's national security and interests. It analyzes China's actions and influence across various dimensions - geopolitical, economic, military, sociocultural, and science & technology. While China objects to India's rise and strategic partnerships, India has started adopting a more nuanced response by strengthening relationships with neighboring countries and engaging in strategic partnerships of its own.
The document discusses Pakistan's foreign policy and geostrategic environment. It notes that Pakistan's foreign policy is shaped by factors like its geography, regional environment, economy, and rivalry with India. While India poses a security threat, opportunities exist from China's CPEC investment and NATO withdrawing from Afghanistan. Pakistan aims to balance relations with Saudi Arabia and Iran, diversify its economy beyond CPEC, and play a role in Afghan reconciliation talks.
Pakistan gained independence in 1947 with Islamabad as its capital. It has a population of over 167 million and is divided into 4 provinces. The document provides details on Pakistan's government system with an executive president and prime minister, its mainly agricultural economy, Muslim majority population and cultural norms. It also summarizes Pakistan's progress toward UN Millennium Development Goals through expanding education, health services and literacy programs.
Pakistan was founded in 1947 and has a population of over 167 million people. It has four provinces and a parliamentary government led by a president and prime minister. Islam is the dominant religion in Pakistan, practiced by over 97% of the population. The country relies heavily on agriculture and cotton production. Education levels and literacy rates remain low despite government efforts.
Pakistan was founded in 1947 and has a population of over 167 million people. It has four provinces and a parliamentary government led by a president and prime minister. The majority of Pakistanis are Muslim and the country relies heavily on agriculture, especially crops like wheat and cotton. While the government has increased access to education and health services, literacy and development goals remain a challenge due to low funding and infrastructure issues.
Pakistan was founded in 1947 and has a population of over 167 million people. It has four provinces and a parliamentary government led by a president and prime minister. The majority of Pakistanis are Muslim and the country relies heavily on agriculture, especially crops like wheat and cotton. While the government has increased access to education and health services, literacy and development goals remain a challenge due to low funding and infrastructure issues.
Pakistan gained independence in 1947 with Islamabad as its capital. It has 4 provinces and relies on agriculture, especially wheat, cotton, and fruits. Urdu and English are dominant languages. The government is led by a president and prime minister, with Islam as the dominant religion practiced by 97% of people. Education levels are low due to poor funding and infrastructure. The role of women is subordinate to men and constrained by conservative dress and activities. Media is influenced by the government.
Pakistan is known as the center of the Muslim world. It was founded in 1947 by Quaid-e-Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah and has a population of over 167 million people. Pakistan relies heavily on agriculture, with major crops including wheat, cotton, and rice. The majority of Pakistanis (97%) are Muslim, mostly Sunni, and Islam is the dominant religion.
Pakistan's name comes from "pure land" in Urdu, intended as a homeland for Muslims in British India. It gained independence in 1947 with the partition of India. Pakistan is located in South Asia, bordered by India, Afghanistan, Iran and China. Islam is the dominant religion with over 97% of people being Muslim. Urdu and English are the official languages. The economy relies on agriculture and textiles. Pakistan faces challenges of poverty, terrorism and tensions with India over Kashmir.
Pakistan has a population of over 172 million people, 96% of whom are Muslim. It has been governed by Sharia law since 1991. Christians and Hindus each make up about 2% of the population. Non-Muslims are excluded from the highest political offices, and 40% of government funds go to the military and nuclear weapons. Religious minorities face persecution, though the government claims to protect religious freedom. Unjust laws like blasphemy laws are abused to oppress religious minorities. Christian women in particular face discrimination, sexual assault, and forced conversion to Islam. The Christian population is only 2% and pastors/leaders face intimidation, as do Christian communities through legal discrimination.
Pakistan has a population of over 172 million people, 96% of whom are Muslim. It has been governed by Sharia law since 1991. Christians and Hindus each make up about 2% of the population. Non-Muslims are excluded from the highest political offices, and 40% of government funds go to the military and nuclear weapons. Religious minorities face persecution, though the government claims to protect religious freedom. Unjust laws like blasphemy laws are abused to oppress religious minorities. Christian women in particular face discrimination, sexual assault, and forced conversion to Islam. The Christian population is only 2% and pastors/leaders face intimidation, as do Christian communities through legal discrimination.
Pakistan is located in South Asia, bordered by India, Afghanistan, Iran and China. Islamabad is the capital and Karachi is the largest city. Pakistan has a population of over 172 million, making it the 6th most populous country. Urdu and English are the official languages and over 95% of Pakistanis are Muslim, most being Sunni. The economy focuses on textiles, food processing, agriculture and other industries. Traditional dress includes the shalwar kameez for both men and women.
Pakistan is a mountainous country located in South Asia between Central Asia and the Middle East. It has a population of over 172 million and its major languages include Punjabi, Pashto, Sindhi, and Urdu. Islam is the dominant religion with over 95% of Pakistanis being Muslim. The economy centers around textiles, chemicals, food processing and agriculture. Traditional dress includes the salwar kameez for both men and women. Health challenges stem from poverty, illiteracy, and inadequate infrastructure in rural areas.
1) Pakistan has a population of over 200 million people comprised of various ethnic groups including Punjabi, Sindhi, Pashtun, Baloch, and Muhajir. The majority of Pakistanis are Muslim but there are also Christian, Hindu, and other religious minorities.
2) Pakistan is located in South Asia between Iran, Afghanistan, India, and China. It has a total area of 796,095 square kilometers and shares borders over 2,500 kilometers long with Afghanistan and Iran.
3) The population of Pakistan poses challenges and opportunities for development. The overall literacy rate is approximately 48.7% but there are disparities between male and female literacy rates. The four provinces of Pakistan -
Part 2 Discusses the reasons of the downfall of the Muslims from being the most powerful to the most downtrodden. Part 3 discusses what the Muslims need to do to change this pitiful situation.
Socio-culture formation of Pakistan society with reference to women Placement FARAH FAREEHA
The document discusses the culture and status of women in Pakistan. It covers several topics:
1) Pakistan has a diverse array of ethnic groups that have been influenced by surrounding cultures. Women have certain fundamental rights protected by the constitution but these can be restricted.
2) Women play various roles in society from homemakers to professionals. While progress has been made, women generally have lower status and face challenges such as lack of access to resources and gender-based violence.
3) The document discusses women's rights related to marriage, inheritance, education, and dress codes. It also covers economic participation and development issues facing women in Pakistan.
Pakistan is blessed with many natural and economic resources but faces several challenges including corruption, poverty, unemployment, terrorism and lack of basic infrastructure. The document outlines potential solutions such as providing education opportunities, ensuring justice and equality for all, empowering youth to participate in politics, developing the agricultural and industrial sectors, enforcing law and order, and promoting unity.
The Pakistan "Presentation"-UNiSEL [University Of Selangor] || SAif Khan BabarSAif Khan Babar
A detailed presentation on Pakistan, Made by a student [SAif Khan Babar] from University Of Selangor Malaysia (UNiSEL).
Best suitable for Class,Lecture or Official Presentation.
Socio-culture formation of Pakistan society with reference to women Placement FARAH FAREEHA
1. Pakistani culture is influenced by surrounding regions and is home to diverse ethnic groups. Women's rights are outlined in the constitution but can be restricted.
2. Traditionally, women's roles centered around the home while men worked, but women now participate in many spheres of life. Education levels for women have risen in recent decades.
3. Women have inheritance rights but typically lack control over resources. Violence against women remains a serious issue despite some legal protections and initiatives to support women.
Presentation 1 role of broadcast media in pakistanMuhammad Ahmad
The document discusses the history and development of media in Pakistan from its independence in 1947. It notes that at independence, Pakistan inherited a weak press with little regulation. It then summarizes the establishment of key media organizations over time, including the first news agency APP in 1947, the takeover of APP by the government in 1961, the launch of radio broadcasting by Pakistan Broadcasting Corporation in 1947, the start of television broadcasts by PTV in 1964, and the opening up of private TV channels in 2002. The document concludes by discussing the roles and advantages and disadvantages of media.
This document provides an overview of a thesis that analyzes the representation of religious minorities in two major Pakistani newspapers, Daily Dawn and Daily Jang, over a three month period in 2012. The thesis aims to determine if the newspapers provide sufficient and accurate coverage of religious minorities and reflect societal views. It also examines if state institutions are biased against minorities. The research methods include content analysis of the newspapers and interviews. The goal is to increase awareness of minorities' status and the need for tolerance in Pakistani society.
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This document discusses the evolution of wireless technologies from 1G to 5G. It describes some of the key concepts of 5G including its expected speed of 1 Gbps, use of UWB networks, smart antennas, and software defined radio. 5G is proposed to offer a unified global standard for wireless communication with virtually no limitations and support for technologies like wearable devices, virtual private networks, and voice over IP.
Pakistani culture is primarily based on Islamic traditions but has been influenced by other cultures in the subcontinent. It is characterized by simple dress that covers the body according to Islamic principles. Diet is strictly halal according to Islamic teachings. Popular sports include cricket, field hockey, wrestling, and squash. Literature and regional languages reflect a shared cultural background. Art, calligraphy, architecture and festivals also show Islamic influences, such as the celebration of Eid holidays. Social customs are performed at birth, marriage and death. While British and Hindu influences are seen in areas like language and music, Pakistani culture emphasizes Islamic values of justice, equality and service to humanity.
The document discusses mobile technologies and challenges. It provides an overview of mobile devices and their advantages like accessibility. Challenges include small screens and limited input facilities. The CoMobile project at the University of Basel allows for collaborative tasks using mobile phones, with an architecture that supports diverse communication channels. It demonstrates uses like text-to-speech and accessing information by phone.
This document provides an overview of Islam, including its history, values, culture and science. It discusses the origins and key figures of Islam like Muhammad. The five pillars of Islam are outlined as well as Islamic beliefs around God, the Quran, prayer and relations with other faiths. The document also discusses the historical spread of Islam across the Middle East and contributions to science during the Islamic Golden Age from the 8th to 13th centuries.
This document discusses the importance of developing a good personality through maintaining a healthy body and mind. It states that a healthy body requires good nutrition, hygiene, exercise, and discipline. An unhealthy mind can become stressed and agitated when desires are not met or dislikes accumulate. A healthy mind is calm and stress-free, which can be achieved by preventing the buildup of mental complexes and clearing stored complexes through non-reactive self-observation and continuous awareness. This document outlines that the path of service, intellectual analysis, devotion, or meditation can help remove accumulated complexes and develop a healthy mind and good personality.
Social media refers to media designed for sharing content easily over the internet without cost. It allows people to share information with friends using tools on sites like Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. Social networking is important because young people now spend most of their waking hours using electronic devices and interacting online. Peer endorsement through social media is a strong influence on decision making as it happens very quickly. Colleges invest in social media for awareness, engagement, loyalty, and recruitment.
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3. A few facts about PakistanA few facts about Pakistan
Founded by Quaid-e-Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah.Founded by Quaid-e-Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah.
Pakistan emerged as an independent sovereign state onPakistan emerged as an independent sovereign state on
August 14August 14thth
1947.1947.
Capital City: IslamabadCapital City: Islamabad
Total Area: 796,095 sq kmTotal Area: 796,095 sq km
Population: 167,421,000Population: 167,421,000
Language: Urdu (National) English (official)Language: Urdu (National) English (official)
Divided into 4 provinces: Sindh, Punjab, North WestDivided into 4 provinces: Sindh, Punjab, North West
Frontier Province, and Balochistan.Frontier Province, and Balochistan.
4. A few facts… continued.A few facts… continued.
•Pakistan relies on its network of canals to run
its agricultural economy.
•Major Crops: Wheat, cotton, rice, millet, sugar
canes.
•Major Fruits: mangos, oranges, bananas,
apples
•Main Resources: natural gas, coal, salt & iron.
•Cotton, textiles, sugar, cement & chemicals
play an important role in the economy.
5. Pakistan has a parliamentary form government, it consists of twoPakistan has a parliamentary form government, it consists of two
houses, the senate (upper house) and the national assemblyhouses, the senate (upper house) and the national assembly
(lower house)(lower house)
The senate consists of 100 members and the national assembly hasThe senate consists of 100 members and the national assembly has
a total of 342 elected members (272 general seats, 60 women, anda total of 342 elected members (272 general seats, 60 women, and
10 Non-Muslim seats)10 Non-Muslim seats)
The President is elected for a 5 year term by the electoral college.The President is elected for a 5 year term by the electoral college.
The electoral college is made up of the four provincial assemblies,The electoral college is made up of the four provincial assemblies,
the federally administered tribal areas & the federal capital form.the federally administered tribal areas & the federal capital form.
The President MUST be Muslim.The President MUST be Muslim.
The President may be reelected but for no more than twoThe President may be reelected but for no more than two
consecutive terms.consecutive terms.
6. Government Continued..Government Continued..
The Chairman of Senate is next in line to act as the President.The Chairman of Senate is next in line to act as the President.
The Prime Minister is appointed by the president from amongThe Prime Minister is appointed by the president from among
the members of the National Assembly.the members of the National Assembly.
Only the National Assembly can approve federal budget andOnly the National Assembly can approve federal budget and
finance bills.finance bills.
The Senate and National Assembly can initiate and passThe Senate and National Assembly can initiate and pass
legislation.legislation.
Each province has a govenor, and a council of ministersEach province has a govenor, and a council of ministers
headed by a chief minister appointed by the govenor and aheaded by a chief minister appointed by the govenor and a
provincial assembly.provincial assembly.
7. Who’s who in Pakistan’s Government Today:Who’s who in Pakistan’s Government Today:
President: Asif Ali Zadari
Prime Minister: Yousaf Rasa Gilani
Chairman of the Senate: Farooq Hamid Naek
8. 97% of all Pakistanis are Muslims.97% of all Pakistanis are Muslims.
77% of the population are Sunni Muslims.77% of the population are Sunni Muslims.
20% are adherents of Shia Islam.20% are adherents of Shia Islam.
Christians, Hindus and other religions make up only 1%.Christians, Hindus and other religions make up only 1%.
The central belief of Islam is that there is one God, Allah and theThe central belief of Islam is that there is one God, Allah and the
prophet, Mohammed is his final messenger.prophet, Mohammed is his final messenger.
Islam is derived from the Judeo-Christian tradition and considersIslam is derived from the Judeo-Christian tradition and considers
Abraham and Jesus as prophets.Abraham and Jesus as prophets.
The Islamic religion recognizes both the Old & New Testaments.The Islamic religion recognizes both the Old & New Testaments.
9. Religion continued…Religion continued…
The Quran is the holy scripture of Islam and isThe Quran is the holy scripture of Islam and is
recognized as the holy word of God.recognized as the holy word of God.
The Muslim people follow the Five Pillars:The Muslim people follow the Five Pillars:
1. Shahada: (testimony) “There is no god but God, and1. Shahada: (testimony) “There is no god but God, and
Mohammad is his Prophet.”Mohammad is his Prophet.”
2. Salat: Mulims must pray five times a day.2. Salat: Mulims must pray five times a day.
3. Zakat: The obligation to provide alms for the poor and3. Zakat: The obligation to provide alms for the poor and
disadvantaged.disadvantaged.
4. Sawm: The obligation to fast from sunrise to sunset4. Sawm: The obligation to fast from sunrise to sunset
during Ramadan.during Ramadan.
5. Hajj: The pilgrimage to Mecca, this must be done at5. Hajj: The pilgrimage to Mecca, this must be done at
least once in an adult Muslim’s lifetime. The pilgrimageleast once in an adult Muslim’s lifetime. The pilgrimage
occurs during the last month of the Muslim lunaroccurs during the last month of the Muslim lunar
calender.calender.
10. Women in PakistanWomen in Pakistan
Pakistani women are considered subordinate to men.Pakistani women are considered subordinate to men.
A women’s actions are held responsible for the reputation ofA women’s actions are held responsible for the reputation of
the family.the family.
Women are allowed only limited mobility and contact with theWomen are allowed only limited mobility and contact with the
opposite sex so they do not dishonor their families.opposite sex so they do not dishonor their families.
Women live under the constraints of veiling.Women live under the constraints of veiling.
Women spend most of their lives in their homes and can onlyWomen spend most of their lives in their homes and can only
go out for serious and approved reasons.go out for serious and approved reasons.
If a women has a small job their income is credited to theirIf a women has a small job their income is credited to their
husband or man of the house.husband or man of the house.
11. MediaMedia
The major news agencies in Pakistan are the Associated PressThe major news agencies in Pakistan are the Associated Press
of Pakistan and Pakistan Press International.of Pakistan and Pakistan Press International.
The Government took over The Associated Press of Pakistan inThe Government took over The Associated Press of Pakistan in
1960.1960.
Radio is an effective method for spreading news in PakistanRadio is an effective method for spreading news in Pakistan
because the literacy rate is not as high as it is in countries likebecause the literacy rate is not as high as it is in countries like
the United States.the United States.
The Pakistan Broadcasting Corporation spreads informationThe Pakistan Broadcasting Corporation spreads information
about government policy and promotes Islamic principles.about government policy and promotes Islamic principles.
By the mid 1990’s television reached 80% of the PakistanBy the mid 1990’s television reached 80% of the Pakistan
population.population.
12. Media continued…Media continued…
Until 1990 the government owned Pakistan TelevisionUntil 1990 the government owned Pakistan Television
Corporation was the only channel available. PTV thenCorporation was the only channel available. PTV then
bought Cable News Network (CNN) to Pakistan.bought Cable News Network (CNN) to Pakistan.
The government owned t.v channels and newspapersThe government owned t.v channels and newspapers
show ideas from the governments view point.show ideas from the governments view point.
There are a lot of restrictions in the media, frequentlyThere are a lot of restrictions in the media, frequently
controversial songs are banned from the radio.controversial songs are banned from the radio.
The government required women to wear scarves overThe government required women to wear scarves over
their heads during newscasts and other television shows.their heads during newscasts and other television shows.
13. EducationEducation
Education is Pakistan is very poor.Education is Pakistan is very poor.
The government only sets aside 3%of the annual budget forThe government only sets aside 3%of the annual budget for
education.education.
There are three types of schools: Private for the wealthy, Public whichThere are three types of schools: Private for the wealthy, Public which
is government run, and Religious schools.is government run, and Religious schools.
The government run schools do not teach English and many of themThe government run schools do not teach English and many of them
exist only on paper.exist only on paper.
Many poor families try to send their children to Private schools forMany poor families try to send their children to Private schools for
the public ones are so terrible.the public ones are so terrible.
The Pakistani government estimates the literacy rate of Pakistan to beThe Pakistani government estimates the literacy rate of Pakistan to be
at 47% but outside spectators beg to differ claiming the rate must beat 47% but outside spectators beg to differ claiming the rate must be
around 20%.around 20%.
14. Top Stories inTop Stories in
PakistanPakistan
TodayToday
Flour Giveaway in Pakistan Turns Into DeadlyFlour Giveaway in Pakistan Turns Into Deadly
Stampede. (CNN) 18 women are dead after a mobStampede. (CNN) 18 women are dead after a mob
scene broke out at a flour giveaway in Karachi.scene broke out at a flour giveaway in Karachi.
US Missile Strike Kills Four in Pakistan (LA Times).US Missile Strike Kills Four in Pakistan (LA Times).
An unmanned US plane fired a missile and hit aAn unmanned US plane fired a missile and hit a
moving car killing four citizens of Pakistan by themoving car killing four citizens of Pakistan by the
Afgan border.Afgan border.
Pakistan Army Said to Be Linked to Swat KillingsPakistan Army Said to Be Linked to Swat Killings
(NY Times). Hundreds of dead bodies are being(NY Times). Hundreds of dead bodies are being
dumped onto the streets locals and politiciansdumped onto the streets locals and politicians
believe it to be the work of the army because of theirbelieve it to be the work of the army because of their
desire to “silence any enthusiasm of Talibandesire to “silence any enthusiasm of Taliban
supporters.supporters.
15. Pakistan and the Millennium DevelopmentPakistan and the Millennium Development
GoalsGoals
Here is the progress Pakistan has made in reaching the Millennium Development Goals:
-Nearly 1.4 million children have been enrolled in primary school.
-9,121 community based schools have been established.
-1.4 million women have been trained different techniques to save children from
dehydration.
-300,000 women and children have received vaccinations.
-9,000 adult literacy centers have been established.
-Volunteers from more than 30,000 villages have been enlisted to help support human
development at the grassroots level.
This information was found on the United Nation’s Millennium Development Goals
Website.
16. My Research was done on:
www.pak.gov.pk
https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/geos/pk