Pakistan

India shares the longest border with Pakistan on its eastern side. The total length of the border between India and Pakistan is 2,900 kilometers.

Mr. Abid Sher Ali is the current minister of Water and Power in Pakistan. He has to face very tough challenge of facing extreme shortage of energy resources. He has to present energy policy in near future to overcome these energy crisis Pakistan is going through.

As of the close of business on August 17, 2014, the price of gold was 128,186.45 rupees per ounce. The price of gold, as with any commodity, can change day to day and even several times during the same day depending on trading.

From the second Sunday of March until the first Sunday of November, Pakistan (UTC+5) is ten hours ahead of Houston (UTC-6/UTC-5) and eleven hours ahead of El Paso (UTC-7/UTC-6). During the rest of the year Pakistan is eleven hours ahead of Houston and twelve hours ahead of El Paso.

Well its highly depend on where you gonna live. If you are in Islamabad, Karachi or Lahore which are pretty much established city so you one can wear jeans and tees as well as kurti and salwar too but if you are going some other part of the country perhaps then you have to dress very carefully.

Shalwar kameez is the traditional dress for pakistani women.

At present there are 19 dams

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1 Kalabagh Dam

2 Tarbela Dam

3 Mangla Dam

4 Shakidor Dam

5 Gomal Zam Dam

6 Ghazi Barotha Dam

7 Dohngi Dam

8 Khanpur Dam

9 Rawal lake

10 Guddu Barrage

11 Sukkur Barrage

12 Akhori Dam

13 Mirani Dam

14 Hub Dam

15 Simly Dam

16 Karoonjhar Dam

17 Indus Basin Project

18 Gomal Dam

19 Wali Tangi

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There is no post of Director in the Ministry of Defense in Pakistan. Minister is a political post and depends on political party forming the Government. The highest Govt. post in the Defence Ministryis Seretary of Defense. Then comes joint secy; deputy secy and asstt. secretaries.

There may have several Directorates. For example Direcor General (DG) of ISI

yes it was. Pakistan , India and bangaldesh where one country but they seperated.Bangladesh was called East Pakistan and Pakistan was called West Pakistan.

First India wanted their own country so they had a war with Pakistan and Pakistan won then Bangladesh also wanted their own country so they had a war and they won

Karachi is the richest aswell as the most populated city in pakistan. it has a population of 22 million people, who make 70% of the nations estimated 900 billion dollars per year.

Pakistan - 803,940 km2

The average age in Pakistan is 19.8 years, and life expectancy is 62.2 years. The average annual income is approximately US$420, and 35 percent of the population lives below the international poverty line.
Pakistan's literacy rate (ability to read) is 45.7 percent.

Sex ratio: at birth: 1.05 male(s)/female under 15 years: 1.06 male(s)/female 15-64 years: 1.05 male(s)/female 65 years and over: 0.89 male(s)/female total population: 1.04 female(s)/male (2008 est.)and 1000000 dead peopple

Sheep is the species - there are over 900 breeds of sheep. The scientific name for domesticated sheep is ovis aries, but they mainly just go by ovine.

803,940 sq km (310,403 sq mi), extending 1,875 km (1,165 mi)

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Any Pakistani national above 18 can cast his/her vote in Pakistan. It is mandatory for the voter that his/her name is enlisted in the voting list in a constituency where he/she resides.

Lake Manchar is the largestfreshwater lakein Pakistan and one of the largest in Asia. It is located west of the Indus River in Sindh.

There were only 4 Governor Generals of Pakistan. First Governor General of Pakistan was Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah. 4th and the last Governor General of Pakistan was Iskander Mirza who left office on 23rd of March 1956. After this date, the designation of Governor General was replaced with the President.

I don't quite know if that's a statement, true or false, or a question. It's very confusing how you worded it to be honest.

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Almost all of the people of Pakistan are Muslims or at least follow Islamic traditions, and Islamic ideals and practices suffuse virtually all parts of Pakistani life. Most Pakistanis belong to the Sunni sect, the major branch of Islam. There are also significant numbers of Shiʿi Muslims.

hindus have touched 9 million target in Pakistan in 2010, its a huge population and 4 biggest Hindu populated state of world nearly 7 million r in sindh and 1 million in Karachi,abt 8% population of country.hindus have reached same population at time of partition means 10 million. govt.shows less number,bt now hindus can be observed every whetre especially in sind, karchi. followed by christian 5million population of pak nearly4%percent.many convert back to Hindu.mainly in Punjab. Sikhs,parsis,budhist,kalash.bhaiasjews also present 1_2%of country.

Current name of east Pakistan is Bangladesh and the old name was Bangal.

There are so many Multinational Companies in Pakistan . Although the list of Multinational Companies is very long but a few of them which can be rightly considered as Multinational Companies as their infrastructure covers an area over 60,000 sq. ft., are mentioned below:

1. Unilever

2. Procter & Gamble

3. Shell Petroleum

4. Siemens

5. Phillips

6. Toyota

7. Pepsi

8. Honda

9. Hyundai Motors

10. Bank Al-Falah

11. Barclays Bank

12. Citigroup

13. NIB Bank

14. Colgate-Palmolive Pakistan

15. ICI Pakistan

16. Reckitt Benckiser

17. Abbott

18. Pfizer

19. Telenor

20. Coca Cola

21. Abn-Amro Bank

In the period of British India (until 1947), the area now known as Bangladesh was one part of the area called Bengal. Modern West Bengal and Assam (both part of modern India) were also parts of the region of Bengal under British rule. Bengal was briefly divided into West Bengal and East Bengal & Assam beginning in 1905, but this was unsuccessful and was abandoned after seven years.

When India was partitioned in 1947, East Bengal was separated from West Bengal roughly along religious lines. East Bengal soon became East Pakistan, and after a bloody war for independence from West Pakistan (now Pakistan), the nation of Bangladesh was formed in 1971.

Dr. Abdus Salam was awarded Nobel Prize in 1979 for his theoretical unification of two fundamental forces of nature. He was also awarded Royal medal by Royal Society of London.He was associated with UN, when he became Scientific Secretary to Atomic Energy. With this he has won various international and national awards and has achieved D.Sc from many high standard internaitonal universities such as Cambridge University, UK.