Pakistan

Even boys have no scope

A foam rock

It is located in Dist Khanewal Punjab Pakistan, by train 6 miles from Khanewal Train station & 28 miles from Mulyan Airport.

Youtube is not banned in Pakistan. Pakistani government only banned a few videos to be displayed in Pakistan. Anyone can access Youtube from anywhere in Pakistan.

Pakistan first five year plan start in 1955.

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Allah toom hare sahat reh

how to say it- (ala toom ha-rey sa-haat re-y)

hope this helped! :-) -x-

Because women don't have a place in politics.

The National Anthem was written by Hafiz Jalandhari. The composition was made by famous musician Jhangla. National anthem was firstly written and composed in 1950. Government of Pakistan aired national anthem of Pakistan in 1954 on Radio Pakistan.

Perwez musharaff martial law was administrator .

In 1973 constitution had to be changed, because in 1971 Pakistan lost its East Wing (Eastern province) and remained with only West Province (today Pakistan). So constitution must be written in a way that speaks about the reality (by territory, administration, position). Well Pakistan remained with its old flag from 1947, the national anthem..but 2 times changed on state of religion..to be Islamic

1947- the partition of Greater India. People displaced, some lost everything. Those who were safe and remained in the territlory became West Pakistan (now Pakistan), they started freshly with enough enthucism. Now to the point: Who were top 20s rich? No data/statistics are available by measurement welth. However: among the richest were: Adamjee, Nabisco, Tibet chemicals, Bawani, Pakowan, Habib group, Ispahani, Mirza group, . Pls. note some of the names of the persons or group today has been adopted newly. In the past they may have use other names.

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1. Bhutto officially recognized Bangladesh in July. Making an official visit to Bangladesh, Bhutto was criticized in Pakistan for laying flowers at a memorial for Bangladeshi "freedom fighters." Bhutto continued to develop closer relations with China as well as Saudi Arabia and other Muslim nations. Bhutto hosted the Second Islamic Summit of Muslim nations in Lahore between February 22 and February 24 in 1974.
2. After India's nuclear test on May 1974. Bhutto sensed a great danger for Pakistan. In a press conference held on May, 1974, shortly after India's nuclear test. Prime Minister Bhutto said "We will eat grass but will make Atom Bomb".
3. The next major step in nationalization took place on January 1, 1974, when Bhutto nationalized all banks. The last step in the series was the most shocking; it was the nationalization of all flour, rice and cotton mills throughout the country. This nationalization process was not as successful as Bhutto expected. Most of the nationalized units were small businesses that could not be described as industrial units, hence making no sense for the step that was taken. Consequently, a considerable number of small businessmen and traders were ruined, displaced or rendered unemployed. In the concluding analysis, nationalization caused colossal loss not only to the national treasury but also to the people of Pakistan. During his period as the Prime Minister, a number of land reforms were also introduced. The important land reforms included the reduction of land ceilings and introducing the security of tenancy to tenant farmers. The land ceiling was fixed to 150 acres of irrigated land and 300 acres of non-irrigated land. Another step that Bhutto took was to democratize Pakistan's Civil Service.
4. On September 3 the Army arrested Bhutto again on charges of authorizing the murder of a political opponent in March 1974.

what is the swift code for askari bank

Mangora

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36,651,000

Sky is said as "Aasmaan" in Urdu language.

Women have only a limited amount of influence in Pakistani politics, and increasing their role is often considered controversial. Pakistan has had a small number of women in leadership roles, (including a female prime minister, Benazir Bhutto), but unfortunately, the proper place of women is still being debated. The main stumbling block to increasing women's role in politics is the influence of the religious groups in Pakistan: there are extremely conservative Muslim clerics who insist that women should remain in the home and not be given positions of authority in government.

It should be noted that not everyone sees things as the clerics do. There are a number of secularists and modernists (especially in the bigger cities) who believe women deserve greater opportunities for participation, and in the middle are the pragmatists, who want to appease the religious groups but still find ways for women to have certain opportunities. There are signs of progress for women: in 2011, about 22% of members of Parliament were female. But the power of the religious groups remains strong, especially in the smaller cities and rural areas. Making matters worse for women, laws that would give them greater civil rights or greater access to leadership positions are often blocked. Still, the women who serve in Parliament as well as a small number of advocacy groups, continue to try to improve things, so that more women will be able to enter politics and gain access to decision-making roles.

A lot.

Ismaeel Meerthi

arshad jutt of chichawatni is PA of CM Punjab