61. Stylus - A History Of Pakistan And Its Origins A history of pakistan and its Origins is a comprehensive, detailed and fully East pakistan Islam or regional Identity? The Search for Democracy. http://styluspub.com/books/BookDetail.aspx?productID=95777

62. ORBIS: India, Pakistan, And The Kashmir Dispute: On Regional Conflict And Its Re Full text of the article, India, pakistan, and the Kashmir Dispute On forces that will tear India apart ignores India s history of survival. http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0365/is_n4_v39/ai_17473132

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63. Alternatives : History Of The India-Pakistan Conflict history of the Indiapakistan Conflict By Tariq Ahsan, former teacher, India intervened in Kashmir in 1947 on the pretext that as a regional great power http://www.alternatives.ca/article1051.html

Français Overseas Projects Development projects for a different world... In Action Campaigns Communication The Rooftop Garden Project ... MARCH 2005 News, articles, analysis, press releases... Press releases In depth Articles Overseas Internships ... Westerners find spirituality through Capeoira action and communication network for international development Home About us Contact us Support us ... World Social Forum 2004 COALITION TO OPPOSE THE ARMS TRADE (COAT) History of the India-Pakistan Conflict Published: Mon December 8, 2003, by Tariq AHSAN History of the India-Pakistan Conflict By Tariq Ahsan, former teacher, Political Science and International Relations, Quaid-e-Azam University, Islamabad ; a freelance writer in Ottawa. The conflict between India and Pakistan originated as a clash between Indian and Muslim nationalism during British colonial rule. The Indian National Congress led the Indian-nationalist struggle, while the principal Muslim-nationalist political organisation was the Muslim League. As the British government retreated from South Asia after WWII, it served notice on these two organizations to negotiate a constitutional framework for postcolonial India before its departure in 1947. But the bitter tensions created by the colonial legacy of divide and rule made it impossible for the parties to meet this demand within the prescribed time. Consequently, the British government imposed its own plan and departed. According to this plan, devised by the last British Viceroy, Louis Mountbatten, areas whose populations were predominantly Muslim, were to join Pakistan, while Hindu-majority areas were to be part of India.

64. People's Daily Online -- Boost All-weather Partnership Between China, Pakistan and India and that between China and pakistan hit new highs in history in 2004, pakistan has played a more prominent geopolitical role in regional http://english.people.com.cn/200504/05/eng20050405_179598.html

Newsletter Weather Community English home Forum Photo Gallery Features Newsletter ... Site Map languages Chinese Japanese French Spanish Russian Arabic China World Opinion Business ... Photos Services Newsletter Online Community China Biz Info News Archive ... Weather Forecast RSS Feeds China Business World Sci-Edu ... FM Briefings Search About China China at a glance Chinese history Constitution Chinese leadership ... Opinion UPDATED: 16:48, April 05, 2005 Boost all-weather partnership between China, Pakistan Premier Wen Jiabao left Beijing on a four-nation tour to South Asia on April 5. He will visit Pakistan Bangladesh Sri Lanka and India and will also deliver a speech at the Asia Cooperation Dialogue (ACD) held in Islamabad, Pakistan. South Asia is the important neighboring area of China and the important link for good-neighborliness' diplomacy. In recent years, with the relaxation of India-Pakistan relations and the rapid development of regional economy, it has become a consensus for China and the South Asian countries to seek peace, stability and development and the political and economic links between China and the South Asian countries are getting closer. The trade volume between China and India and that between China and Pakistan hit new highs in history in 2004, reaching 13.6 billion US dollars and 3 billion US dollars respectively. At present the "all-weather" strategic partnership between China and Pakistan has continuously developed; the constructive strategic partnership of cooperation between China and India has been pushed forward stably; and the traditional friendly relations between China and Bangladesh and that between China and Sri Lanka are also under development.

65. Flemiro Webverzeichnis - /Regional/Asia/Pakistan/ See also. regional Asia Regions South Asia (54); regional Middle East (10516) Usenet soc.culture.pakistan.history news - Google Groups http://www.flemiro.de/dir/odp.php?browse=/Regional/Asia/Pakistan/

66. Pakistan, Iran And Turkey Sign Regional Co-Operation Pact July 21 In History pakistan, Iran and Turkey sign regional CoOperation pact July 21, 1965 in history. http://www.brainyhistory.com/events/1965/july_21_1965_130126.html

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67. Pakistan Says India Uses False Threats To Justify Nuclear Arms weapons and not enough on the regional security concerns of South Asians. In a speech largely devoted to pakistan s history of living in the shadow http://www.mtholyoke.edu/acad/intrel/false.htm

BARBARA CROSSETTE, "Pakistan Says India Uses False Threats to Justify Nuclear Arms," New York Times, July 8, 1998 NEW YORK A senior Pakistani official said Tuesday that India was using a fictional threat from China and unverified charges of Pakistani terrorist infiltration into Kashmir to justify its nuclear weapons program and revive threats against Pakistan. "We say that to verify these charges, let neutral international observers be stationed on both sides," said the official, Foreign Secretary Shamshad Ahmad, in a speech to the Asia Society in New York. "India has always refused." Ahmad said India never made available to Pakistan names or other information about infiltrators New Delhi said it had captured in connection with the planning or execution of attacks in Kashmir, a Muslim-majority territory that is considered a flashpoint for war between the two nations. Last week, India shocked the United Nations by refusing to meet with a representative of Secretary-General Kofi Annan who was sent to the region to offer U.N. help in cooling tensions. The envoy, Assistant Secretary-General Alvaro de Soto, was welcomed in Pakistan and also visited Sri Lanka though India, which monitors the foreign policies of its smaller neighbors, asked the Sri Lankans not to receive him at a high level, officials said.

68. Iraq Museum International: Museum Directory Iraq Museum International brings the rich history and cultural heritage of Iraqto the world. Top regional Asia pakistan http://www.baghdadmuseum.org/dir/index.php?c=/Regional/Asia/Pakistan/

69. OneWorld.net / In Depth / Country Guides / Pakistan Long - Turbulent History; Tu history pakistan is both an old and a new country. But in spite of seriousinternal political and external inter regional conflicts, the country has to http://www.oneworld.net/article/view/71032

OneWorld.net In depth Country Guides Pakistan long Search for OneWorld Network Africa Canada Latin America South Asia SouthEast Europe UK United States América Latina en Catalunya España maailma.net Nederland Unimondo.org Unseulmonde.ca Radio Radio SEEurope AIDS Radio OneWorld TV AIDS Channel Digital Opportunity Kids Channel Learning Channel Itrainonline.org NEWS IN DEPTH PARTNERS GET INVOLVED ... OUR NETWORK 24 September 2005 Pakistan Country Guide Home About this Guide Introduction Guide Summary ... Environment More OneWorld Guides Country Guides Topic Guides Guías en español Turbulent history; turbulent development Adeela Zubair 22 October 2003 An Introduction to Pakistan Pakistan has had a roller coaster journey in the sphere of development, mostly because of unstable governments over a long period of time. Like all other developing countries, Pakistan is facing problems of scarce resources and unlimited needs of its relatively large population. The U.S. military presence in Afghanistan has added complexity to the national and international political forces influencing development in Pakistan. History Geography Climate The north and west of Pakistan are arid; the south and much of the east experience a form of the tropical monsoon. Temperatures vary dramatically by season and with altitude, from the hot tropical coast to the cold mountains of the far north.

70. Aga Khan Health Services - Where AKHS Works However, its regional strategy for the development of this level of health history. The first institution in the Aga Khan Health Service, pakistan (AKHS http://www.akdn.org/agency/akhswork.html

India - A doctor examines a baby with the help of a Lady Health Visitor at a health centre in Sidhpur (Photo by Jean-Luc Ray / AKF) Where Aga Khan Health Services Works East Africa India Pakistan Table of Programme Activities in Each Country East Africa The AKDN work in health care in East Africa aims to assist countries in the building of effective, sustainable health systems linking different kinds of services and levels of care. It has an especially significant role to play as a private provider of hospital care in long-established, growing local institutions. History Both AKH-N and the Aga Khan Hospital in Dar es Salaam (AKH-Dar) have been expanded in recent years, inlcuding increases in the number of beds. The simultaneous expansion of ambulatory services and day care allows for the provision of more cost-effective care. Programmes for the development of clinical specialities, including cardiology, paediatrics, orthopaedics, and traumatology, are increasing the range of secondary and tertiary services which these hospitals are able to offer their patients.

71. Flyktninghjelpens Programvirksomhet I Afghanistan Og Pakistan Photo 8 Location Peshawar, NWFP, pakistan history Feb 2003, visit of Sergio de regional Res. Rep Lisbeth Pilegaard introduces NRC work to Mr. Mello. http://www.nrc.no/NRC/Landinfo/Afghanistan_Pakistan.htm

AFGHANISTAN/PAKISTAN NRC NEXUS NYHETSBREV FRA Và RE PROSJEKTER I AFGHANISTAN OG PAKISTAN July-2005 Mars-2005 Jan-2005 Des-2004 Nov-2004 Oct-2004 Sept-2004 Aug-2004 AFGHANISTAN KART UNITED NATIONS Map No. 3958 Rev. 3 STEDLIG REPRESENTANT Stig Traavik E-post: stig@traavik.no TEL: MOB: ADRESSE Norwegian Refugee Council Qala-e-Fataullah House No 570, Between Street 8/9, Kabul Afghanistan FAKTA OM AFGHANISTAN Areal i km2: Innbyggere i millioner : Flyktninger fra Afghanistan: Internt fordrevne: Flyktninger i Afghanistan fra andre land: Flyktninger hjemvendt til Afghanistan: Asylsøkere fra Afghanistan til Norge i 2003: MER INFORMASJON à RSRAPPORT 2003 LANDPROFIL FRA GLOBAL IDP PROJECT PAKISTAN KART UNITED NATIONS Map No. 4181 Rev. 1 STEDLIG REPRESENTANT Stig Traavik E-post: stig@traavik.no TEL: FAX: ADRESSE Norwegian Refugee Council 64 E, Jamal ud Din Afghani Lane P.O. Box 731, University Town Peshawar, N.W.F.P. Pakistan FAKTA OM PAKISTAN Areal i km2: Innbyggere i millioner: Flyktninger fra Pakistan: Internt fordrevne: Flyktninger i Pakistan fra andre land: Flyktninger hjemvendt til Pakistan: Asylsøkere fra Pakistan til Norge i 2003: MER INFORMASJON à RSRAPPORT 2003 (Pdf) GLOBAL IDP PROJECT Flyktninghjelpen har følgende mål for arbeidet i Afghanistan/Pakistan: Gi utdannelse til barn og unge, i særdeleshet jenter

72. Turkish Community: Turkish Web Directory the entire directory, only in Asia/pakistan. Top regional Asia pakistan (1272) soc.culture.pakistan.history news - Deja http://www2.turkishpress.com/directory/apexec.pl?etype=odp&passurl=/Regional/Asi

73. Pakistan WWW Virtual Library pakistan Virtual Library. Flag Asian Studies WWW Virtual Library history andRegions Media and Popular Arts News in English News in Urdu http://www.clas.ufl.edu/users/gthursby/pak/

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74. South Asian Association For Regional Cooperation Official site of SAARC, provides it's charter, summit declaration, activities , events, and publication, for the socioeconomic development of member countries, Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Maldives, Nepal, pakistan and Sri-lanka. http://www.saarc-sec.org/

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75. Arec.undp.kg This website creates a symbol that visually represents the regional economic cooperation of Afghanistan with countries of Central Asia, Iran and pakistan. http://arec.undp.kg/en/

Eng Welcome to the official website of Bishkek Conference for Afghanistan's Regional Economic Cooperation: Central Asia, Iran and Pakistan. Logo symbolism The brief for the design of the logo for the "Bishkek Conference on Afghanistan’s Regional Economic Cooperation: Central Asia, Iran and Pakistan" was to create a symbol that would visually represent the regional economic cooperation of Afghanistan with countries of Central Asia, Iran and Pakistan. The idea was to create one that relates to the Afghanistan official state symbol while embracing definite regional characteristics – as a renaissance of the Islamic Transitional State of Afghanistan. The green color represents growth and symbolizes the renaissance of the Afghanistan and also the renaissance of new opportunities arising now in the entire Central Asian region including Iran and Pakistan. The official state flags which styled to closely by alphabetical order represent friendship of participating countries and international peace. It further embodies the importance of a combination of trust as well as togetherness, friendship and happiness. The style in which the figures were created was designed with modern inspiration. Latest news The Final Conference Reports have been published in both languages English and Russian 19 october 2004 The Final Conference Reports have been published in both languages English and Russian The final materials are being ready including version on CDs and will be pouched to your UNDP COs soon!

76. Pakistani Recipes From The Curry House Handful of recipes such as Nauratan and Samosas. http://www.curryhouse.co.uk/catw/pakistan.htm

sign up for our newsletter home recipes cookbook FAQ UK scene glossary newsletter hotlinks contact curryhouse.co.uk - the Web magazine for curry fans a selection of Pakistani recipes These recipes are published here in good faith but The Curry House cannot guarantee their provenance or authenticity. If you feel your own region is not covered or is misrepresented by the available recipes then please feel free to send in your own traditional recipes to correct the balance. Please do not write in saying that there should be more recipes from [ wherever ]. I can only publish what is sent in to The Curry House and this, at the moment, is it! Chicken Tikka from Jasmine's kitchen in Karachi Garam Masala from Jasmine's kitchen in Karachi Pakora from Jasmine's kitchen in Karachi Pakora Dipping Sauces from Jasmine's kitchen in Karachi Samosas from Jasmine's kitchen in Karachi India Thailand Please respect the work that has gone into creating and writing this Web site. The material on curryhouse.co.uk is for private use only. Do not post any recipe, article or graphic to public forums or publish any part of this site on another Web site, in print or through broadcast media.

77. BBC News | SOUTH ASIA | Analysis: Masood's Regional Allies With Massood out of the picture, officials from Iran, Russia, Tajikistan, India and Uzbekistan hold an emergency meeting to address the spread of the Taleban's brand of Islamic militancy throughout the region, supported by pakistan. Addresses the issues of Osama bin Laden and the proposed oil pipeline across Afghanistan. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/south_asia/1537244.stm

CATEGORIES TV RADIO COMMUNICATE ... INDEX SEARCH You are in: World: South Asia Front Page World ... AudioVideo SERVICES Daily E-mail News Ticker Mobiles/PDAs Feedback ... Low Graphics Tuesday, 11 September, 2001, 14:15 GMT 15:15 UK Analysis: Masood's regional allies Even as the uncertainty about the fate of the Afghan opposition alliance leader Ahmed Shah Masood continues, Afghanistan's neighbours are planning to meet to review the situation. Officials from Iran, Russia, Tajikistan, India and Uzbekistan are due to hold an emergency meeting in the Tajik capital, Dushanbe. Masood's reputation was based on his military brilliance If he is dead - or incapacitated - it will have serious implications both for Afghanistan and for its neighbours. What all of them fear is the spread of the Taleban's brand of Islamic militancy throughout the region. They also see Afghanistan as a source of drugs, terrorism and instability. It is because of this that they have been backing the assorted groups which make up the anti-Taleban Northern alliance. Mr Masood kept that alliance together - and there is a widespread fear that without him the alliance would fall apart.

78. Pakistan's Role pakistan s short history as a country as been very turbulent. Chronic regionaltensions, successive failures in constitutionmaking, full-scale wars http://www.askasia.org/teachers/Instructional_Resources/FEATURES/AmericasCrisis/

Click on the image for a larger map. Related Resources Gauri and Prithvi: The Sub-Continent Goes Nuclear (lesson plan) Political Map Elevation Map Political Views from Pakistan: Jamaat-e-Islami (English) Pakistan's Role Pakistan and Afghanistan mutually share each other's longest borders and realize one another's strategic importance. Dating back centuries, the mountain passes through this Central Asian region bounded the two states together in trade and security. Today, Pakistan, an Islamic state, is only one of two countries that recognizes Afghanistan's Taliban rule. Pakistan's short history as a country as been very turbulent. Fighting among the provinces as well as full-fledged wars with India prevented Pakistan from gaining real stability in the last five decades. It oscillates between military rule and deomocratically-elected governments; between secular policies and Islamic law. Like Afghanistan, it received U.S. military and financial backing as a "frontline" state during the Cold War. In 1998, Pakistan's government jolted the world when it announced that it tested five nuclear warheads following India's own test. The United States imposed severe sanctions on Pakistan and India. In late September 2001, following the terrorist attacks on the United States, the sanctions were lifted in an effort to gain Pakistan's favor in having Afghanistan extradict Osama bin Laden. Some Pakistanis believe that the lifting of US sanctions are not going to usher in economic prosperity but rather bring disaster because we are pitting "brother to fight against his own brother in Afghanistan."

79. CNN.com - Pakistan Leader Musharraf Discusses Regional Issues In Syria - January CNN http://cnn.com/2001/ASIANOW/south/01/07/syria.pakistan.02/index.html

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80. Pakistan Early Constitution Building, 1947-58 - Flags, Maps, Economy, History, C Continuing regional rivalry, ethnic dissension, religious debate, No claimsare made regarding the accuracy of pakistan Early Constitution Building, http://www.photius.com/countries/pakistan/government/pakistan_government_early_c

Country Ranks INDEX for Pakistan History ... Feedback Pakistan Early Constitution Building, 1947-58 http://www.photius.com/countries/pakistan/government/pakistan_government_early_constitution_b~10406.html Sources: The Library of Congress Country Studies; CIA World Factbook Back to Pakistan Government The path to the current constitution and government was often tortuous and accompanied by successive upheavals in the nation's political life. The years between 1947 and 1958 were marked by political chaos moderated by the administrative power and acumen of the CSP. They were also years in which the armed forces, especially the army, expanded its mission and assumed political influence alongside the CSP. Initially, the country was governed by a Constituent Assembly (see Independent Pakistan , ch. 1). The Constituent Assembly had dual functions: to draft a constitution and to enact legislation until the constitution came into effect. It was nine years before Pakistan adopted its first constitution in 1956. Major conflicts in the Constituent Assembly included the issues of representation to be given to major regional groups (particularly the East Wing) and religious controversy over what an Islamic state should be. Data as of April 1994 NOTE: The information regarding Pakistan on this page is re-published from The Library of Congress Country Studies and the CIA World Factbook. No claims are made regarding the accuracy of Pakistan Early Constitution Building, 1947-58 information contained here. All suggestions for corrections of any errors about Pakistan Early Constitution Building, 1947-58 should be addressed to the Library of Congress and the CIA.

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