The document discusses China's interest in developing the Gwadar port in Pakistan. It notes that the port will provide China with the shortest and cheapest route for transporting oil and increased trade with Western countries and West Asia. Developing the port is also seen as a way to balance power in the Arabian Sea and Indian Ocean. The document also discusses concerns that India and other countries may have about China gaining greater influence through the port.
Foreign Intreset On Gwadar Port ?
Gwadr Port Importance For Pakistan ?
Why Gwadar Port is not complete Now ?
Which Type of difficulties faced pakistan about gwadar port ?
Qatar is an absolute monarchy located in the Persian Gulf. It has experienced rapid economic growth due to its large natural gas and oil reserves. The country transformed from a poor British protectorate to an independent state with significant petroleum wealth. In 1995, Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani overthrew his father in a bloodless coup and has since modernized Qatar by diversifying its economy and taking a leadership role in the region. Qatar now has the highest per capita income in the world and is striving to develop advanced infrastructure and education systems. While the country is conservative, it has a business-friendly environment and aims to attract foreign investment through economic reforms and transparency.
Analysis of a potential target market qatar pdfFoiz Rahman
The report contains an analysis of Qatar’s financial systems, it’s economy, demographics, Export-Import and trade relations with Finland, EU and rest of the world. The objective of this report is to show the current picture of Qatar’s various economic indicators and analyse Qatar as a potential target market.
Gwadar port has great strategic and economic importance for Pakistan. It is located on the Arabian Sea coast of Balochistan, just 120km from Iran and at the mouth of the Strait of Hormuz. This gives it an ideal location for trade with Central Asia and China. Developing Gwadar port will improve Pakistan's economy through new jobs, trade and transit fees with other countries. The port is being constructed in two phases, with China agreeing to fund the more extensive second phase, in order to transform Gwadar into a key international trade hub.
Maritime security is an umbrella term that organizes issues in the maritime domain linked to national security, the marine environment, economic development, and human security. It is defined based on the society using the term and refers to challenges to maritime territory. Maritime security elements include international peace, sovereignty, sea lines of communication security, crime prevention at sea, resource security, environmental protection, and security of seafarers and fishermen. Maritime security has become vital in world politics as it relates to national and human security and contains challenges like trafficking, terrorism, threats at sea, illegal fishing, and environmental exploitation. Pakistan faces challenges to its long coastline with sparse infrastructure and must increase its naval capabilities to protect its maritime interests,
Gwadar has historically been an important port town located in Balochistan, Pakistan, serving as a refuge for numerous nations over centuries. Originally called "Gwat-a-dar", which means "door of wind" in Balochi, Gwadar was part of Oman for 150 years and purchased by Pakistan in 1958. As part of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor project, Gwadar is being developed into a major seaport and is projected to boost Pakistan's economy through connecting trade routes between China, Central Asia, and the Middle East.
1) Iraq invaded Kuwait in 1990 due to disputes over oil production quotas set by OPEC, war debt from the Iran-Iraq war, and territorial claims.
2) The US led a coalition of forces to defend Saudi Arabia and force Iraq's withdrawal from Kuwait. This resulted in military action known as Operation Desert Storm.
3) The invasion and subsequent conflict had severe humanitarian and environmental impacts across Iraq and Kuwait and displaced millions of people across the region. It also damaged Iraq's military and international standing.
The document discusses China's interest in developing the Gwadar port in Pakistan. It notes that the port will provide China with the shortest and cheapest route for transporting oil and increased trade with Western countries and West Asia. Developing the port is also seen as a way to balance power in the Arabian Sea and Indian Ocean. The document also discusses concerns that India and other countries may have about China gaining greater influence through the port.
Foreign Intreset On Gwadar Port ?
Gwadr Port Importance For Pakistan ?
Why Gwadar Port is not complete Now ?
Which Type of difficulties faced pakistan about gwadar port ?
Qatar is an absolute monarchy located in the Persian Gulf. It has experienced rapid economic growth due to its large natural gas and oil reserves. The country transformed from a poor British protectorate to an independent state with significant petroleum wealth. In 1995, Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani overthrew his father in a bloodless coup and has since modernized Qatar by diversifying its economy and taking a leadership role in the region. Qatar now has the highest per capita income in the world and is striving to develop advanced infrastructure and education systems. While the country is conservative, it has a business-friendly environment and aims to attract foreign investment through economic reforms and transparency.
Analysis of a potential target market qatar pdfFoiz Rahman
The report contains an analysis of Qatar’s financial systems, it’s economy, demographics, Export-Import and trade relations with Finland, EU and rest of the world. The objective of this report is to show the current picture of Qatar’s various economic indicators and analyse Qatar as a potential target market.
Gwadar port has great strategic and economic importance for Pakistan. It is located on the Arabian Sea coast of Balochistan, just 120km from Iran and at the mouth of the Strait of Hormuz. This gives it an ideal location for trade with Central Asia and China. Developing Gwadar port will improve Pakistan's economy through new jobs, trade and transit fees with other countries. The port is being constructed in two phases, with China agreeing to fund the more extensive second phase, in order to transform Gwadar into a key international trade hub.
Maritime security is an umbrella term that organizes issues in the maritime domain linked to national security, the marine environment, economic development, and human security. It is defined based on the society using the term and refers to challenges to maritime territory. Maritime security elements include international peace, sovereignty, sea lines of communication security, crime prevention at sea, resource security, environmental protection, and security of seafarers and fishermen. Maritime security has become vital in world politics as it relates to national and human security and contains challenges like trafficking, terrorism, threats at sea, illegal fishing, and environmental exploitation. Pakistan faces challenges to its long coastline with sparse infrastructure and must increase its naval capabilities to protect its maritime interests,
Gwadar has historically been an important port town located in Balochistan, Pakistan, serving as a refuge for numerous nations over centuries. Originally called "Gwat-a-dar", which means "door of wind" in Balochi, Gwadar was part of Oman for 150 years and purchased by Pakistan in 1958. As part of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor project, Gwadar is being developed into a major seaport and is projected to boost Pakistan's economy through connecting trade routes between China, Central Asia, and the Middle East.
1) Iraq invaded Kuwait in 1990 due to disputes over oil production quotas set by OPEC, war debt from the Iran-Iraq war, and territorial claims.
2) The US led a coalition of forces to defend Saudi Arabia and force Iraq's withdrawal from Kuwait. This resulted in military action known as Operation Desert Storm.
3) The invasion and subsequent conflict had severe humanitarian and environmental impacts across Iraq and Kuwait and displaced millions of people across the region. It also damaged Iraq's military and international standing.
Gwadar is located on the southwestern coast of Balochistan province in Pakistan near the Strait of Hormuz. It was selected in the 1960s as a potential deep-water port site. Phase I of development, funded by China, includes 3 berths and infrastructure and will be completed by 2005 at a cost of $248 million. Phase II will add 9 berths on a BOT basis for $600 million. The port aims to boost trade with Central Asia and provide an alternative to Karachi.
The relationship between Iraq and Kuwait worsened due to three main factors:
1. Iraq's struggling economy after the costly Iran-Iraq war led to massive debts that it wanted to pay off from oil revenues.
2. Kuwait and UAE increased oil production in violation of OPEC quotas, causing oil prices to plummet and Iraq to lose $1 billion in oil sales revenue per price drop.
3. A territorial dispute centered around the jointly owned Rumaila Oilfield along an unclearly defined border inherited from Britain.
The document provides an overview of Ras Al Khaimah emirate in the United Arab Emirates. It discusses the emirate's history dating back thousands of years, its diverse geography, and population of around 300,000 people expected to reach 750,000 by 2020. It also outlines the emirate's economy, which is driven by sectors like industry, trade, tourism and real estate. Under Sheikh Saud bin Saqr Al Qasimi's leadership, the government has undertaken ambitious development programs that have attracted over $3 billion in industrial investments and significantly grown the economy in recent years.
Gwadar Port is a warm-water, deep-sea port situated on the Arabian Sea at Gwadar in Balochistan province of Pakistan. The port is a major destination in the China–Pakistan Economic Corridor.
The document provides an overview of the financial market in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). It discusses the history and development of the UAE financial market. Key points include:
- The UAE economy was traditionally based on fishing and pearling but has been transformed by oil exports into a modern state with a high per capita income and trade surplus.
- The economy remains dependent on oil and gas revenues which finance infrastructure development. Non-oil sectors like tourism and services are growing.
- The government budget runs surpluses due to rising oil prices, though actual government finances are larger than reported due to off-budget oil investment funds.
- The banking, insurance and government procurement sectors still
Gwadar Port is located in Balochistan, Pakistan and was historically important for trade. It was developed in 3 phases to become a major port city. Phase 1 was completed in 2007. Future plans under China Pakistan Economic Corridor involve expanding the port's capacity significantly through 2045 to handle 400 million tons of cargo annually. The port is strategically important for trade routes between China, the Middle East, Central Asia, and Pakistan, and will benefit these regions economically through infrastructure development and increased business opportunities.
Gwadar Port is a key part of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor located in Baluchistan, Pakistan. It is strategically located near important shipping lanes and will provide China with improved access to the Arabian Sea. The port aims to stimulate Pakistan's economy by enhancing trade and creating new jobs. It could also improve relations with neighboring countries and help integrate the western regions of Pakistan into the national economy.
The document discusses Russia's interest in the Gwadar Port in Pakistan. It provides background on the history and location of Gwadar Port, noting that it is Pakistan's deepest seaport located on the Arabian Sea near Iran. Gwadar Port is strategically important as it provides Russia access to warm water ports year-round, avoiding issues with Russian ports freezing in winter. Developing the Gwadar Port would create a shorter trade route to Russia for oil and energy and boost both countries' economies through increased revenues, infrastructure, and jobs.
Social Studies - The 1990 Iraq-Kuwait WarGoh Bang Rui
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These slides introduce Chapter 1: 1990 Iraq-Kuwait War to the Secondary 4 students who are studying Social Studies for the Singapore current syllabus.
These slides are divided into 4 areas.
1. Why we study this for Singapore Social Studies? [Slide 15]
2. Basic Events of the War [Slide 19]
3. Causes of the War [Slide 37]
4. Impacts of the War [Slide 64]
Any feedback is welcome.
You can also watch the flipped video for the first three parts of the lesson using the below link.
http://bit.ly/iraqkuwaitwar
Here are some reflection questions to consider:
- Briefly describe one reaction to the Iraq invasion of Kuwait: The Arab League voted to condemn Iraq's actions and withdraw support, but some members did not support this vote, showing divisions in responses.
- What were the categories of impacts of the Iraq-Kuwait War: Impacts on Kuwait, Iraq, the region/environment, and internationally.
- What was the UN's role in the Iraq-Kuwait War? The UN passed resolutions demanding withdrawal and instituted economic sanctions in an effort to force withdrawal, giving legitimacy to the military intervention.
- Is this war an example of how UN is successful in managing peace and stability? It shows both success, by must
Presentation on conflict that occurred between Iraq and UN\NATO\USA, due to Iraq's invasion in Kuwait.
Provides background on Geopolitics and proves that wars occur mostly for the resources
Gwadar port is a deep-sea port located in Baluchistan, Pakistan along the Arabian Sea. It was purchased by Pakistan in 1958 and has since undergone development to become a major commercial port. Gwadar port is strategically important as it is located near key shipping lanes and countries with major oil reserves. Its development is planned in two phases and aims to boost Pakistan's economy by improving trade, transportation, infrastructure and job opportunities when complete. The port development also aims to improve conditions in Baluchistan.
Gwadar Port in Pakistan has strategic importance for trade and commerce in the region. It is located on the Arabian Sea near Iran, providing the closest sea access for landlocked Central Asian countries. Developing Gwadar Port would benefit China by providing the shortest trade route and access to oil from the Middle East. It could also generate millions of jobs and revenues in Pakistan. However, fully developing Gwadar Port faces hurdles of security issues and lack of infrastructure development in the region.
This presentation gives a detailed overview of the Projects to be initiated under the planned China Pakistan Economic Corridor. Gwadar being the gateway, would attract the most expected investment.
The document discusses the strategic importance of Gwadar Port in Pakistan. It notes that Gwadar Port's location provides Pakistan with increased strategic depth from India and allows Pakistan to monitor critical sea lanes of communication. The port also has the potential to serve as an important regional economic hub and trade route for Central Asian countries to access international markets. Key players like China, Central Asian countries, and Gulf states have strategic and economic interests in Gwadar Port's development. China sees the port as an important component of its Belt and Road initiative and a way to monitor the Indian Ocean region. However, Gulf states view Gwadar as a potential rival and threat to their own port activities.
Saudi arabia and Saudi Arabian Oil CompanyGizem Yalcin
Saudi Arabia is an absolute monarchy located in Western Asia, with an economy heavily dependent on oil exports. The state oil company Saudi Aramco has the world's second largest oil reserves and production, and has adopted a strategy of expanding refining capacity and securing overseas markets to sustain its business into the future. This includes constructing new refineries abroad through joint ventures and focusing downstream investments in high-growth Asian markets.
The Greeks originally called Failaka Island "Ikaros" after the mythological figure. Portugal was the first documented European country to use Kuwait for trade routes. The powerful British East India Company traded through the Persian Gulf. Kuwait officially became a country in 1752 with the appointment of Sheikh Sabah I. Large amounts of oil were discovered in Kuwait in 1938, bringing future wealth. Kuwait used the Gulf Rupee from 1959-1961 and introduced the Kuwaiti Dinar in 1961.
The document discusses opportunities for trade and investment between Australia and countries in the Middle East and North Africa region (MENA), particularly the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries and Morocco. It notes that MENA is open for business and the GCC countries present many opportunities in areas like infrastructure, food security, agriculture, and education. Austrade's strategy is to promote Australian capabilities and a team approach to capitalize on the unique window of opportunity in the region from 2014-2022.
Saudi Arabia is the largest country in the Arab world located in Western Asia. It has the second largest oil reserves and is a dominant producer and exporter of oil, which forms the backbone of its economy. Saudi Arabia follows an ultraconservative form of Sunni Islam and the king is both the head of state and the prime minister. The country earns significant foreign exchange from religious pilgrimages to Mecca and Medina and also exports dates.
A tanker carrying crude oil from Iraqi Kurdistan has arrived near Galveston, Texas, where it will likely offload its cargo for delivery to US refineries. This sale of Kurdish oil could anger Baghdad and raise questions about US policy. Additionally, KBR was awarded a contract to provide engineering services for an offshore oil field development project in Abu Dhabi, and India paid the third installment of $550 million that was owed to Iran for oil imports.
The document discusses the roles of Punjab and Baluch regiments in the 1971 war. It was published on September 2023 with a DOI number and was written by Agha H Amin.
Gwadar is located on the southwestern coast of Balochistan province in Pakistan near the Strait of Hormuz. It was selected in the 1960s as a potential deep-water port site. Phase I of development, funded by China, includes 3 berths and infrastructure and will be completed by 2005 at a cost of $248 million. Phase II will add 9 berths on a BOT basis for $600 million. The port aims to boost trade with Central Asia and provide an alternative to Karachi.
The relationship between Iraq and Kuwait worsened due to three main factors:
1. Iraq's struggling economy after the costly Iran-Iraq war led to massive debts that it wanted to pay off from oil revenues.
2. Kuwait and UAE increased oil production in violation of OPEC quotas, causing oil prices to plummet and Iraq to lose $1 billion in oil sales revenue per price drop.
3. A territorial dispute centered around the jointly owned Rumaila Oilfield along an unclearly defined border inherited from Britain.
The document provides an overview of Ras Al Khaimah emirate in the United Arab Emirates. It discusses the emirate's history dating back thousands of years, its diverse geography, and population of around 300,000 people expected to reach 750,000 by 2020. It also outlines the emirate's economy, which is driven by sectors like industry, trade, tourism and real estate. Under Sheikh Saud bin Saqr Al Qasimi's leadership, the government has undertaken ambitious development programs that have attracted over $3 billion in industrial investments and significantly grown the economy in recent years.
Gwadar Port is a warm-water, deep-sea port situated on the Arabian Sea at Gwadar in Balochistan province of Pakistan. The port is a major destination in the China–Pakistan Economic Corridor.
The document provides an overview of the financial market in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). It discusses the history and development of the UAE financial market. Key points include:
- The UAE economy was traditionally based on fishing and pearling but has been transformed by oil exports into a modern state with a high per capita income and trade surplus.
- The economy remains dependent on oil and gas revenues which finance infrastructure development. Non-oil sectors like tourism and services are growing.
- The government budget runs surpluses due to rising oil prices, though actual government finances are larger than reported due to off-budget oil investment funds.
- The banking, insurance and government procurement sectors still
Gwadar Port is located in Balochistan, Pakistan and was historically important for trade. It was developed in 3 phases to become a major port city. Phase 1 was completed in 2007. Future plans under China Pakistan Economic Corridor involve expanding the port's capacity significantly through 2045 to handle 400 million tons of cargo annually. The port is strategically important for trade routes between China, the Middle East, Central Asia, and Pakistan, and will benefit these regions economically through infrastructure development and increased business opportunities.
Gwadar Port is a key part of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor located in Baluchistan, Pakistan. It is strategically located near important shipping lanes and will provide China with improved access to the Arabian Sea. The port aims to stimulate Pakistan's economy by enhancing trade and creating new jobs. It could also improve relations with neighboring countries and help integrate the western regions of Pakistan into the national economy.
The document discusses Russia's interest in the Gwadar Port in Pakistan. It provides background on the history and location of Gwadar Port, noting that it is Pakistan's deepest seaport located on the Arabian Sea near Iran. Gwadar Port is strategically important as it provides Russia access to warm water ports year-round, avoiding issues with Russian ports freezing in winter. Developing the Gwadar Port would create a shorter trade route to Russia for oil and energy and boost both countries' economies through increased revenues, infrastructure, and jobs.
Social Studies - The 1990 Iraq-Kuwait WarGoh Bang Rui
Subscribe to my education channel.
bit.ly/gohbangrui
These slides introduce Chapter 1: 1990 Iraq-Kuwait War to the Secondary 4 students who are studying Social Studies for the Singapore current syllabus.
These slides are divided into 4 areas.
1. Why we study this for Singapore Social Studies? [Slide 15]
2. Basic Events of the War [Slide 19]
3. Causes of the War [Slide 37]
4. Impacts of the War [Slide 64]
Any feedback is welcome.
You can also watch the flipped video for the first three parts of the lesson using the below link.
http://bit.ly/iraqkuwaitwar
Here are some reflection questions to consider:
- Briefly describe one reaction to the Iraq invasion of Kuwait: The Arab League voted to condemn Iraq's actions and withdraw support, but some members did not support this vote, showing divisions in responses.
- What were the categories of impacts of the Iraq-Kuwait War: Impacts on Kuwait, Iraq, the region/environment, and internationally.
- What was the UN's role in the Iraq-Kuwait War? The UN passed resolutions demanding withdrawal and instituted economic sanctions in an effort to force withdrawal, giving legitimacy to the military intervention.
- Is this war an example of how UN is successful in managing peace and stability? It shows both success, by must
Presentation on conflict that occurred between Iraq and UN\NATO\USA, due to Iraq's invasion in Kuwait.
Provides background on Geopolitics and proves that wars occur mostly for the resources
Gwadar port is a deep-sea port located in Baluchistan, Pakistan along the Arabian Sea. It was purchased by Pakistan in 1958 and has since undergone development to become a major commercial port. Gwadar port is strategically important as it is located near key shipping lanes and countries with major oil reserves. Its development is planned in two phases and aims to boost Pakistan's economy by improving trade, transportation, infrastructure and job opportunities when complete. The port development also aims to improve conditions in Baluchistan.
Gwadar Port in Pakistan has strategic importance for trade and commerce in the region. It is located on the Arabian Sea near Iran, providing the closest sea access for landlocked Central Asian countries. Developing Gwadar Port would benefit China by providing the shortest trade route and access to oil from the Middle East. It could also generate millions of jobs and revenues in Pakistan. However, fully developing Gwadar Port faces hurdles of security issues and lack of infrastructure development in the region.
This presentation gives a detailed overview of the Projects to be initiated under the planned China Pakistan Economic Corridor. Gwadar being the gateway, would attract the most expected investment.
The document discusses the strategic importance of Gwadar Port in Pakistan. It notes that Gwadar Port's location provides Pakistan with increased strategic depth from India and allows Pakistan to monitor critical sea lanes of communication. The port also has the potential to serve as an important regional economic hub and trade route for Central Asian countries to access international markets. Key players like China, Central Asian countries, and Gulf states have strategic and economic interests in Gwadar Port's development. China sees the port as an important component of its Belt and Road initiative and a way to monitor the Indian Ocean region. However, Gulf states view Gwadar as a potential rival and threat to their own port activities.
Saudi arabia and Saudi Arabian Oil CompanyGizem Yalcin
Saudi Arabia is an absolute monarchy located in Western Asia, with an economy heavily dependent on oil exports. The state oil company Saudi Aramco has the world's second largest oil reserves and production, and has adopted a strategy of expanding refining capacity and securing overseas markets to sustain its business into the future. This includes constructing new refineries abroad through joint ventures and focusing downstream investments in high-growth Asian markets.
The Greeks originally called Failaka Island "Ikaros" after the mythological figure. Portugal was the first documented European country to use Kuwait for trade routes. The powerful British East India Company traded through the Persian Gulf. Kuwait officially became a country in 1752 with the appointment of Sheikh Sabah I. Large amounts of oil were discovered in Kuwait in 1938, bringing future wealth. Kuwait used the Gulf Rupee from 1959-1961 and introduced the Kuwaiti Dinar in 1961.
The document discusses opportunities for trade and investment between Australia and countries in the Middle East and North Africa region (MENA), particularly the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries and Morocco. It notes that MENA is open for business and the GCC countries present many opportunities in areas like infrastructure, food security, agriculture, and education. Austrade's strategy is to promote Australian capabilities and a team approach to capitalize on the unique window of opportunity in the region from 2014-2022.
Saudi Arabia is the largest country in the Arab world located in Western Asia. It has the second largest oil reserves and is a dominant producer and exporter of oil, which forms the backbone of its economy. Saudi Arabia follows an ultraconservative form of Sunni Islam and the king is both the head of state and the prime minister. The country earns significant foreign exchange from religious pilgrimages to Mecca and Medina and also exports dates.
A tanker carrying crude oil from Iraqi Kurdistan has arrived near Galveston, Texas, where it will likely offload its cargo for delivery to US refineries. This sale of Kurdish oil could anger Baghdad and raise questions about US policy. Additionally, KBR was awarded a contract to provide engineering services for an offshore oil field development project in Abu Dhabi, and India paid the third installment of $550 million that was owed to Iran for oil imports.
The document discusses the roles of Punjab and Baluch regiments in the 1971 war. It was published on September 2023 with a DOI number and was written by Agha H Amin.
Major Agha H. Amin was commissioned in the old PAVO Cavalry in 1983. He served in various command, staff, research, logistics and instructional positions over his military career. In his civilian career, he performed projects in infrastructure and transmission lines in Uzbekistan, Afghanistan, and Turkmenistan. He has authored over 120 books and journals on military topics. The document goes on to describe a battle of Pandu fought by the 4/10 Baluch battalion against India in the 1947-48 Kashmir war, and criticizes the omission of accurate accounts of the battle from official Pakistani military histories.
Battles of Najafgarh , Gangiri and Delhi RidgeAgha A
- The 6th Dragoon Guards regiment arrived in Bengal, India from England in November 1856 and was stationed in Meerut at the time of the 1857 rebellion.
- During the rebellion, the regiment saw action at Ghaziabad, Badli Ki Serai, Delhi, and helped destroy a rebel battery at Eidgah with no reported casualties.
- It lost a few men at the battles of Ghaziabad, Badli Ki Serai, and in minor actions in July 1857 but overall emerged from the rebellion relatively lightly compared to other British units.
- However, the limited historical sources available in Pakistan make it difficult for researchers there to find all details on the regiment's role and casualties during
The battalion was part of an infantry brigade deployed at Sulaimanke Headworks during the 1965 war with India. It saw little serious action as it primarily engaged Indian border police posts that were no match for regular Pakistani army battalions. The battalion suffered only 3 fatal casualties for the entire war, showing it faced little militarily credible opposition. While the battalion performed well, it must be remembered that it faced inferior Indian border police rather than other army units.
This document summarizes the performance of the 9 Punjab battalion during the 1965 war with India. The battalion was part of the 12th Division of the Pakistan Army and was tasked with capturing the town of Chhamb. Despite having significant superiority in tanks and artillery, the 12th Division failed to cross the Tawi River on the first day. The 9th Punjab battalion suffered 15 killed and 31 wounded but managed to form a bridgehead across the Tawi. After the war, the battalion was praised for its performance and received several awards, though its strategic impact was limited due to the overall failure of Operation Grand Slam.
The battalion was deployed as a guard battalion but parts saw action in 1965 war including C Company commanded by Major Anis. C Company withdrew from its position exposing the rear of 16 Punjab to Indian attack, effectively sealing 16 Punjab's fate. C Company's withdrawal doomed 16 Punjab and was described as cowardly and the cause of 16 Punjab's debacle. While most of 8 Punjab saw no action, C Company under Major Anis performed poorly and was to blame for 16 Punjab's defeat.
1) The battalion was deployed as part of 11 Division along the Ravi-Sutlej Corridor according to maps.
2) The battalion faced a brigade-level attack from the Indian army using three infantry battalions and a tank squadron.
3) A captain from the Pakistani artillery played a crucial role by engaging the attacking forces with 60 medium shells, repulsing the Indian attack.
The battalion was deployed in September 1965 as part of Operation Grand Slam, relieving the 13th Punjab battalion near Dalpat-Chak Kirpal. According to Brigadier Rizvi, the battalion attacked towards Fatwal along with 13 Lancers, advancing up to 6 miles near Kasur and suffering 9 killed and 21 wounded. However, records list the battalion as losing either 9, 11, or 10 killed. The battalion had little impact as it joined the war late when the focus had shifted, and did not receive any awards despite actions in the Rann of Kutch prior to the war.
NORTH LINCOLNSHIRE REGIMENT OF FOOT IN 1857-59 BATTLESAgha A
This document provides biographical and career details of Major Agha.H.Amin, who was commissioned in the old PAVO Cavalry in March 1983. It discusses his education, various military and civilian positions held over his career, publications authored, and contact information. The document also briefly describes a study aid about British infantry battalions that participated in the battles of 1857-59 in India, including their roles, operations, casualties, and contributions to the outcome of the war.
The 2nd Battalion of the Punjab Regiment fought in the 1965 war against India. While it received several gallantry awards, the document argues that its role was exaggerated and it did not actually face most of the major Indian attacks. Only one company saw direct fighting on the first day, and it dispersed against heavy odds. The battalion was deployed away from the main sites of battle and did not face significant enemy forces apart from this initial engagement. Its impact on the decisive Battle of Chawinda was marginal.
This document provides information about Major Agha.H.Amin, including his military and civilian career experiences. It notes that he was commissioned in the old PAVO Cavalry in March 1983, attended Saint Marys Academy Lalazar and Forman Christian College Lahore, and served in various command, staff, research, logistics and instructional positions in the military. It also lists some of his civilian career projects and publications. The document provides his contact email addresses.
1ST BATTALION WARWICKSHIRE REGIMENT IN 1857-59 BATTLES.pdfAgha A
- 1st Battalion HM 8th Foot was stationed in India when the 1857 rebellion broke out. It was involved in securing areas around Delhi.
- At the siege of Delhi in September 1857, it suffered 46 of its total 57 fatal casualties and played a marginal role in the assault.
- Overall it saw minor action in other battles, with limited casualties. The majority of its casualties occurred at the decisive battle of Delhi.
Northumberland Fusiliers in 1857-59 Battles.pdfAgha A
The 1st Battalion of the 5th Regiment of Foot (Northumberland Fusiliers) was stationed in Mauritius when it was called to reinforce British forces in India during the 1857 uprising. The battalion arrived in Calcutta in July and August 1857. It participated in key battles including relieving Arrah where it suffered two casualties, the first relief of Lucknow where it suffered heavy losses and helped ensure the relief's success, the defense of the Lucknow garrison, and operations through 1858. The battalion performed outstandingly and suffered high casualties of 62 men, including five officers killed in action, primarily during the relief of Lucknow. Its role was pivotal in some of the major battles, but relatively minor in others
43 BALUCH IN 1971 AND INDIAN OFFICER WHO SAW THEMAgha A
1) The document analyzes the performance of the 43rd Baluch battalion in the 1971 war, which suffered heavy casualties after being poorly employed by incompetent commanders in the 88th Brigade.
2) When the 5th East Bengal battalion defected to the Indian side, the 43rd Baluch battalion was brought in to replace it, even though they were inexperienced and unprepared for the situation.
3) In an attack by Indian forces guided by defectors, the 43rd Baluch battalion suffered the highest fatalities of any battalion on the western front due to being put into a vulnerable position by the failed leadership of the 88th Brigade commander and 10th Division commander.
Battle of Gangiri-Heavy Price paid by HM 6 Dragoon Guards for Gallantry Agha A
Battle of Gangiri-Heavy Price paid by HM 6 Dragoon Guards for Gallantry https://www.academia.edu/52632772/Battle_of_Gangiri_Heavy_Price_paid_by_HM_6_Dragoon_Guards_for_Gallantry via @academia
4th Punjab Infantry now 9 FF Pakistan Army and 42 Highlanders led the Final ...Agha A
The 4th Punjab Infantry battalion arrived in Calcutta in November 1857, meaning it missed the decisive battles of the war, including the siege of Delhi and the relief and evacuation of Lucknow. The battalion's participation in the battle of Cawnpore was minimal and it suffered no casualties. The battalion played a significant role in the final assault on Lucknow in March 1858, leading the assault on Martiniere with the 4th Punjab Infantry while the 42nd Highlanders and 90th Foot attacked frontally. The British enjoyed overwhelming artillery superiority, evidenced by the 42nd Highlanders suffering only 10 fatal casualties over 10 days of operations culminating in the final capture of Lucknow.
WHY PAKISTAN ARMY OR INDIAN ARMY CAN NEVER PRODUCE A MUSTAFA KAMAL- SOMETHING...Agha A
WHY PAKISTAN ARMY OR INDIAN ARMY CAN NEVER PRODUCE A MUSTAFA KAMAL- SOMETHING SERIOUSLY WRONG IN THE GENES
April 2020
DOI: 10.13140/RG.2.2.20723.27689
Project: MILITARY HISTORY
Agha H Amin
Discovering Digital Process Twins for What-if Analysis: a Process Mining Appr...Marlon Dumas
This webinar discusses the limitations of traditional approaches for business process simulation based on had-crafted model with restrictive assumptions. It shows how process mining techniques can be assembled together to discover high-fidelity digital twins of end-to-end processes from event data.
Discover the cutting-edge telemetry solution implemented for Alan Wake 2 by Remedy Entertainment in collaboration with AWS. This comprehensive presentation dives into our objectives, detailing how we utilized advanced analytics to drive gameplay improvements and player engagement.
Key highlights include:
Primary Goals: Implementing gameplay and technical telemetry to capture detailed player behavior and game performance data, fostering data-driven decision-making.
Tech Stack: Leveraging AWS services such as EKS for hosting, WAF for security, Karpenter for instance optimization, S3 for data storage, and OpenTelemetry Collector for data collection. EventBridge and Lambda were used for data compression, while Glue ETL and Athena facilitated data transformation and preparation.
Data Utilization: Transforming raw data into actionable insights with technologies like Glue ETL (PySpark scripts), Glue Crawler, and Athena, culminating in detailed visualizations with Tableau.
Achievements: Successfully managing 700 million to 1 billion events per month at a cost-effective rate, with significant savings compared to commercial solutions. This approach has enabled simplified scaling and substantial improvements in game design, reducing player churn through targeted adjustments.
Community Engagement: Enhanced ability to engage with player communities by leveraging precise data insights, despite having a small community management team.
This presentation is an invaluable resource for professionals in game development, data analytics, and cloud computing, offering insights into how telemetry and analytics can revolutionize player experience and game performance optimization.
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Qatar must know that USA is its worst bet -Read some Machiavelli and act and not regret rather than not acting and regretting
1. QATAR- A STRATEGIC RESPONSE
The Qatar Crisis is economic at heart while various diversionary demands lace the agenda of the anti Qatar coalition.
Broadly speaking Qatars case at the strategic level is strong although appearances deceive.
Two major Gulf Arab states are with Qatar i.e Oman and Kuwait .Qatar has two main opponents , Saudi Arabia and UAE.
Both lack the strategic resolution to invade Qatar.
Qatars strategic response needs to be as below :--
Military
1. Conclude a military protocol or alliance with Iran so that Qatars sovereignty is secured by an Iranian military presence.On
the surface this may seem difficult but , this would lead to Qatars long term security in the end.
2.Reorganise and expand its army with ethnic and sectarian minorities like a (1) Hazara Shia Division recruited from
Afghanistan which has trained manpower. (2) An Uzbek Division recruited from Uzbeks in Afghanistan.
3.Offer a naval base to Russia .
4.Offer a naval base to China .
Economic
1.The easiest and most vulnerable economic warfare attack is UAE whose gas supply must be shut down by Qatar. This
would be the simplest way to rock the boat and will hit UAE very hard.
2.Simultaneously Qatar must offer Russia major oil and gas incentives even if this means economic loss or break even for
Qatar so that Russia is weaned off from KSA.
3.Qatar should offer Afghanistan a major agro business package supporting farms developed in Pakistan specifically to
supply Qatar foodstuffs.This would be a soft power incentive for Pakistan.
Intelligence and Security
1.The most dangerous threat that Qatar faces is internal and this centers around rival factions of Qatars royal family.
2.Qatar needs to revamp its security services with dedicated agency to deal only with royal family and their entire spectrum
of activities.
3.These should include state of the art electronic and cyber surveillance and complete movement control.
Covert Level
1.At the covert level Qatar needs to support proxy intelligence wars in states who want to invade and destroy Qatar.
2.Again at the covert level Qatar needs to support Yemeni houthis.
3.This covert level strategy would be the Qatari strategy of indirect approach.
Media
1.While Al Jazeera is state run television , Qatar needs to invite private media houses in Qatar so that Al Jazeera alone is
not identified as the source of all evils.
2.Particularly the Palestinian diaspora should be exploited here as they are highly educated and talented.