to avoid being ruled by a majority religion to which they did not belong.
Pakistan previously comprised West Pakistan and East Pakistan, which since 1971 has been the separate country of Bangladesh. In the 1967 edition of Whitaker's almanac the population of West Pakistan was given as 43 million, and that of East Pakistan as 51 million. the combined population of the provinces making up West Pakistan was: 34 million in 1951, a few years after partition; 43 million in 1961, which corresponds with the figure given above; 66 million in 1972; 87 million in 1981; 132 million in 1998. The 2010 population of that territory is estimated to be about 170 million. The population now is about 156 million, but from a chart it appears to have been about 42 million at the time of partition, and about 58 million in 1961. So the answer to the question: "What was the population of Pakistan in 1947?" has to come in two parts: 1. For the entire territory that was then Pakistan, about 76 million - 34 million in West Pakistan plus 42 million in East Pakistan - which combined total of 76 million has now grown to about 326 million. 2. Just for the territory that is now Pakistan, about 34 million, which has grown to about 170 million.
People were forced to migrate in south Asia in the late 1940s because of linguistic disputes.17 million people forced to migrate in South Asia in the late 1940s because of the partition of Pakistan and India due to religious conflict
Well in pakistan it cost around 20 million rupees but ur dont because you are poor
The most common religion is Hindu, but the country is also home to one of the world's largest Muslim populations.for A+ users its Hindu
when India diverted the water to the the rajastan desert after partition there was no dam to improve the irrigation in punjab, bahawalpur and lower indus. thus 8 million acres of land in Pakistan were affected by this loss of irrigation water. so to give pakistan the irrigation water indus water treaty was necessary
The partition of India was not a treaty, it was part of the law passed by the British Parliament in London granting Indian independence in 1947. The British Empire ruled most of the Indian subcontinent before then. There were strong but conflicting independence movements in India, the Hindu effort led by Gandhi and the Muslim movement led by Jinnah. Britain hoped to minimize violent conflict between them after independence; its solution was to divide India into two countries, Muslim Pakistan and Hindu India, depending on which religion was predominant in the area, and on referenda in areas where the local preference was not clear. Both the Hindus and the Muslims grudgingly agreed to this. Perhaps no solution could have avoided violence entirely, but partition under the British plan resulted immediately in war between India and Pakistan. The resulting deaths are estimated at between several hundred thousand and one million, and between 10 to 12 million people were displace, crossing the boundary between India and Pakistan in 1947. There is still some hostility between the two countries present 65 years later.
The population of Pakistan according to first census in 1951 was 36.2 Million (34 million).
8.3% of the 40 million children between the ages of 5-14.
about 180,808,000 million people live in Pakistan in 2011
Last Census in Pakistan took place in 2011, according to which Pakistan's population was over 176 million. Rough estimates of most of current surveys show that current population of Pakistan is over 180 million and this will mount to 186 million in 2015.
Last Census in Pakistan was done in 2008. According to this Census the total population of Pakistan is over 170 Million. The current population has crossed 180 Million.
About 5% of Pakistain is vegetarian. Since Pakistan has a population of 172,800,048 (172 million), that is roughly 8,640,003 (8.6 million).