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because it is known for its precious gold and oil reserves under
the gilgit mountains.
it is also because the coal and iron reserves combined with the
gold and oil reserves can equate to a monumental $236,000,000,000
when all reserves are accessed, this is just an estimate which
takes into account the surface mass of iron.
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∙ 12y agobecause most of the Pakistani rivers originates from kashmir and north east and north west of the country.
India have already unlawfully occupied Muslim majority states in the region
and kashmir is also one of them.
economic importance is because of origination of rivers which are main source for irrigation in an agricultural country
and if india builts more dams on these originating points of rivers water will be blocked in Pakistani states
thus creating scarcity of water which will lead to economic turmoil for a county that mostly depends on its agricultural output.
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∙ 11y agobecause it is known for its precious gold and oil reserves under the gilgit mountains.
it is also because the coal and iron reserves combined with the gold and oil reserves can equate to a monumental $236,000,000,000 when all reserves are accessed, this is just an estimate which takes into account the surface mass of iron.
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Why is this region so important to the whole economy of Pakistan?
because most of the Pakistani rivers originates from kashmir and north east and north west of the country. India have already unlawfully occupied Muslim majority states in the region and kashmir is also one of them. economic importance is because of origination of rivers which are main source for irrigation in an agricultural country and if india builts more dams on these originating points of rivers water will be blocked in Pakistani states thus creating scarcity of water which will lead to economic turmoil for a county that mostly depends on its agricultural output.
Why is Pakistan steel mill important for Pakistan development?
Pakistan Steel Mills is the largest government owned industrial setup. It suffices the construction requirement of the whole country. Moreover it provides employment to thousands of workers. That's why its really important for the development of the country.
Why the India Pakistan war happened?
British used to rule India. When the natives were allowed to have independence in 1947, two states were to be created - one for Muslims and other for Hindus. Many states were Princely states- They were run by local princes and used to give tribute to British Empire. It was let on those princely states to decide whom they want to join or want to be independent. Three states which were contentious were; 1. State of Hyderabad 2. State of Junagarh and Manawar 3. State of Jammuh and Kashmir. First two states decided to join Pakistan. They were Muslim majority states too but India occupied these. Pakistan was unable to do anything as it was just been created. The third state, the state of Jammuh and Kashmir decided to join India. It was also muslim majority state. The people of that state revolted against this decision. This resulted in three wars between India and Pakistan. India does not discuss occupation of first two states and discuss only Kashmir. Source of five rivers is Kashmir so its vital for both countries to control Kashmir. According to Pakistan india set the precedence and whole situation should be viewed in larger context. India wants to focus only on Kashmir.
Where do Muslims mostly reside in India?
If you are referring exclusively to the modern country of India, the largest Muslim populations are the northwest provinces like Punjab and Rajasthan. If you are referring to the Indian subcontinent as a whole, most of the population of Pakistan, Kashmir, and Bangladesh is Muslim.
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Is Bible University Pakistan a legitimate school?
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What was the kashmir problem?
From the partition to this day major disputes between Pakistan and India are common.One of the major disputes which is unsolved till this day is the Kashmir issue.Before the partition many semi autonomous states had to decide to join India or Pakistan.Many small states had no problem choosing the country but big states like Junagadh Hyderabad and Kashmir.Kashmir could easily come and join Pakistan but Harri singh the ruler was the Hindu and wouldn't let the majority Muslims to join Pakistan.Harri singhs government was effectively overthrown and asked India for help.India agreed provided that he signed the instrument of accession which would make Kashmir a part of India.However condition of accession was that a rule would be held for all Kashmirs to make final choose.India didn't agree. Till this day this dispute is still unsolved,
What was the problem.?
In 1947, when the British granted India its independence, Mohammed Ali Jinnah wanted a separate country for Muslim majority ares of India. So the erstwhile British Empire of India was split into West Paksitan, India and East Pakistan. There were around five hundred princely states in India that were given the choice of joining the Paksitani union or the Indian union. Kashmir was ruled by a Hindu King of the dogra dynasty, and was given a choice to join either state. While he was dithering between joining India or becoming an independent country, the Pakistani army attacked Kashmir from the west, thinking it would be a quick battle. But the King of Kashmir asked India for help. India agreed to help on the condition that Kashmir would be part of the Indian Republic. The king hastily signed a document agreeing to join the union of India. The Pakistanis felt that he had no right to do that since the majority of his subjects were Muslim and would have sided with Pakistan and appealed to the international community to restore Kashmir to Pakistan, or let the people have their say. However, in the eyes of the world, Pakistan had forfeited any moral high ground because of their treacherous attack on an unguarded kingdom. So though they tried hard to get the United Nations involved later, they never mustered any international backing to their cause. IT left them feeling bitter and frustrated and they felt the whole world was against them and had unfairly sided with India. After the 1947 war, India controlled the best parts of the Kashmir valley (Jammu and Kashmir) and Pakistan occupied the rest, which is mostly uninhabitable. The recent devastating earthquakes in 2006 were almost entirely on the Pakistani side of Kashmir. Pakistan's founding politicians were so bitter that they swore a 'thousand year struggle' to get Kashmir 'back' from the Indians. Though, in the intervening sixty years, most Pakistanis have lost any hope of getting it 'back', and also have lost all fervor to get Kashmir to join Pakistan, no politician can openly say it is time they gave up and moved on. It is analogous to the US-Cuba situation. But in case of Paksitan the cost of this unending quarrel with India is enormous. They are forced to invest horrendous amounts of money in a fight with an enemy who is many times larger in terms of population, many times larger in terms of land and has grown into an economic powerhouse many times larger than Paksitan. In their desperation to harm India the Pakistani military tried twice to invade India (1965 and 1999) and was beaten back. This obsession with Kashmir and India has had serious and crippling consequenses to Pakistan's democracy. Military coups became a common place in Pakistan and democratically elected rulers were murdered, or usurped and put in prison by the military generals. The military became the dominanat institution in the country and destroyed democratic institutions and encouraged religious fanaticism. In 1971, to add insult to injury East Pakistan broke away from West Pakistan to become Bangladesh. In the ensuing years, Paksitanis have invested Billions in a nuclear bomb, untold amounts in a vast Military machine and also spawned various 'Jihad' outfits which have come back to haunt Pakistan in the form of uncontrolled domestic terrorism. The western countries try to get the Kashmir issue solved in the hope that Pakistan will then focus on the terrorists that have made Pakistan their home. But the hatred of Hindus runs deep in the Pakistani establishment and there is no end in sight to this issue.
Why is productivity important to economists?
To satisfy the whole Economy's needs and wants with the use of scarce resources, and because Productivity applies to all factors of production.
