Pakistan

Prior to 1947 the entire region covering India and Pakistan was known simply as India. Technically, it was called the Indian Empire but was also commonly referred to as the British Raj, "raj" being Hindi for "rule."

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The Indian Independence Act applied only to the provinces of British India. The 562 native states were left outside both dominions. A few joined Pakistan. The rest were brought into India. Hyderabad, the largest princely state, insisted on remaining independent. India sent in troops, and in November 1948 it became a part of India.

Both India and Pakistan coveted Jammu and Kashmir, a large princely state in the far north. When troops entered the state from Pakistan, the ruler of Kashmir joined his state to India and asked for India's help. For 14 months the two countries waged an undeclared war in Kashmir. The fighting ended on Jan. 1, 1949, when both agreed to permit the United Nations to hold a plebiscite in the state. It was never held. India and Kashmir announced in 1957 that Kashmir's accession to India was permanent, but it was not recognized by the United Nations. Part of it remains occupied by Pakistan.

When Britain withdrew from India, Portugal ruled Goa and several other territories on India's west coast with a total area of 1,472 square miles (3,813 square kilometers). France held Pondicherry and a number of other small areas totaling 196 square miles (508 square kilometers). Between 1950 and 1954 France's colonies were merged with India. The Portuguese possessions were seized by India in 1961.

The rainfall in Pakistan is mainly monsoon winds and western depressions.

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Pakistan clothes are very rich in color and fabric. The vibrancy of the culture is reflected through clothes.

Salwar Kameez is a very popular dress of Pakistan. Both genders can wear it. The most useful materials are silk,cotton,crepe, chiffon and a few other materials. Bright colors are used decorated with rich and delicate work in the clothing.

The recent trend in Pakistan clothing is lots of sequences and bead working. The Zari work is a very common and traditional work still used in these days. When it comes to men clothing Salwar Kameez and Pathan suits are the most popular ones. Pathan suits are usually single colored with embroidery work or not.

Pakistan clothes: Pakistan clothes represent the choice of Pakistan culture and people. The colors make the clothes look more rich and vibrant.The materials Net and Cheffon are used for exotic outfits. Pakistan clothes are famous all around the world and have a shop almost everywhere. That is why Pakistan is very rich in clothing.

Internet is accessible by almost all Pakistanis now. But, the usage of internet is very low and limited to larger cities only.

The lingua franca for India and Pakistan is Hindi/Urdu--which are functionally the same language.

As of 08:21 BST on 15th August 2012, 10 USD = 943.426 PKR according to the currency web-site XE

Islamabad, the Capital and Rawalpindi receive highest rainfall in Pakistan. Islamabad received 620 millimeters of rain in a single day in 2001 which is a record and was the rainiest day from 1900 to 2001.

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eagles

crows

owls

storks

ducks

geese

woodpeckers

pelicans

penguins

parrots

parakeets

canaries

sea gulls

swans

pigeons

blue jays

puffins

humming birds

chickadees

finches

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sugar birds

sunbirds

bee eaters

and loads of others:D

at present 19500MW is produced in Pakistan

atleast 22,000 is the sallary of gc(gentleman cadet)during training at pma the salary of captain is about 40 to 45000

they eat chuppati and the most famous restaunt is mora kuyah

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They are both nuclear armed.

Pakistan is estimated to have 30 to 55 nuclear weapons.

India is estimated to have 40 to 95 nuclear weapons.

Pakistanis rely on their Ghauri missile's for the delivery of nuclear warheads.

While India has a wide range of delivery platforms, including the most recent adition of a nuclear submarine.

Considering India is much bigger then Pakistan, any nuclear exchange between the two countries is going to leave Pakistan worse off.

Thats not to say that India is not going to come out of it as a largely wasteland.

In conventional forces, Pakistan has tried to maintain the advantage through better and more rigorous training and better quality equipment to counter the India's quantity advantage.

And that strategy worked for them very well, until 20 years ago.

Ever since their nuclear test, Pakistan is struggling to get hi tech equipment. They even got turned down by Sweden when Musharaf wanted their "no so effective" Gripen light combat aircraft.

And US is delaying the sale of AESA equiped F-16 for ages.

Money makes wars, and Pakistan economy is only getting worse.

India in the other hand, has an explosion in economy growth. Has quadrupled its military budget since 20 years ago.

And they are increasingly buying equipment that not only makes them a strong adversary to Pakistan, but also makes them a regional superpower.

Its one of the few countries in the world to have its own aircraft carrier, and its own nuclear armed submarine.

It has AWACs support for its Mig 21 (isreali upgraded), and its Su-30 MKI (which is better then any aircaft except F-22 raptor).

They have a large order of 1000 T-90 main battle tanks, from Russia.

They are also working on building its own weapons industry.

Their Arjun tank is completely indigenous (although a flop, the expertise and infrastructure formaking it will not go to waste)

They are also signing contracts with Russian companies for building joint weaponry, like the Brahmos anti ship missile.

India is going places. Pakistan is stuck in mud.

To answer your question, Indian army has already got the edge over Pakistan, and is continuing to increase it

Musharraf assumed the role of President of Pakistan from Rafiq Tarar on October 15, 1999 after a coup on October 12 against prime minister Nawaz Sharif (who had replaced Musharraf and tried to prevent his return to Pakistan). Musharraf served as the elected president (chief executive) from June 20, 2001 to August 18, 2008.

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It is harder for Pakistan to establish as a working country after partition due to an overall division of the country. This separated the work force into many areas and further fractured the industrial structure.

Physicians > per 1,000 people (most recent) by country Pakistan 0.74 per 1,000 people.

There are 2,858.682 Pakistani ruppees in a twenty pound