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The Indus River rises in India and travels to Pakistan.
Arabian Sea is in Indian Ocean. Most of the trade between east and west is done through Indian Ocean. Pakistan through Arabian Sea is linked with the Muslims Countries of Persian Gulf. All of them are rich in oil. In Karachi Bin Qasim and Gwader are important seaports of Pakistan. In this respect South-East Asian Muslim countries (Indonesia, Malaysia, Burunai, Darussalam) and South Asian Muslim countries (Bangladesh, Maldives and SriLanka) are important. So Pakistan has an important strategic position in the world.by Ayesha Baig.
because no violence is often boring...go hug a tree
Yes, Gandhi was truly non-violent. He was much impressed by Leo Tolstoy's "nonresistance to evil" theory.
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Hindus and Muslims engaged in conflict as migrants moved between the two nations.
In my views If I want to increase the trade between Pakistan and UK my first choice is trade through Letter of Credit
Purification Through Violence was created in 1996.
The Rivers that go through the mountain ranges
Pakistan can be accessed by all means of transportation. Through Arabian Sea, Through Land or by Air.
Pakistan is the present day country that makes up the Indus River
Dr King was for Non-violence he said you cannot achieve peace through violence neither can you achieve perfection through self- hypnosis. Also he talked about racial equality and harmony between Caucasian and African-Americans.
the nato suppliles passing through pakistan is a proved that pakistan is an ally of the us.
Pakistan did not gain its independence through a war. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pakistan
The question as posed is awkward. There is no violence between Iraq and al-Qaeda, rather there is violence perpetrated by al-Qaeda in Iraq and countered by the Iraqi Army, the Peshmerga, other militias, and, formerly, the US-led coalition. Al-Qaeda violence started when al-Qaeda members poured into Iraq midway through 2003. It has not ceased.
The Indus River rises in India and travels to Pakistan.
At that very moment, violence flourished through the entire building.