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The document discusses the major religions, languages, cultural practices, and systems of India and surrounding regions. It outlines the dominant religions as Hinduism, Islam, Buddhism, Sikhism, Jainism, and Christianity. Languages mentioned include Hindi, Urdu, Bengali, and others. Cultural forms such as dance, music, architecture, and film are described. The document also notes challenges around health, education, migration, and tensions between religious and ethnic groups.
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This document defines culture and discusses various aspects of culture including its characteristics, functions, features of Pakistani culture, elements of culture such as symbols, language, values, beliefs, norms, folkways, mores, and laws. It also discusses types of culture including material, non-material, ideal, and real culture. Finally, it covers topics like cultural diversity in Pakistan, subculture, multiculturalism, counterculture, cultural change, ethnocentrism, and the emergence of a global culture.
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This document defines culture and discusses various aspects of culture including:
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