Pakistan

over POK (Pak Occupied Kashmir)

South Africa is 2 hrs. ahead of England from the last Sun. of Oct. until the last Sun. of March.

South Africa is 1 hr. ahead of England from the last Sun. of March until the last Sun. of Oct.

First quaid e azam was the biggest ambassador of Hindu Muslim unity.But when he saw the behaviour of congress is only in the intrest of hindus and specially behaviour of gandhi he decided to left the congress

Maualana Zafar Ali khan written the following books

POETRY

Baharistan

Chamanistan

Khalistan

Habsiate

Nagaristan

Armagan Qadian

Ganj e Shahighan

Khamnistan Hijaz

Marka e Mazab o Science

Jangle Main Mangle

Kayaban Faris

Israr e landan

jang e rus o japan

Meri aynak

Muashrat

roh e Mohani

Galaba e Rome

Latief ul adab

Haqat o Afsana

Jawar ul Adab

millat e beza per Imrani nazar

Jamal ud din Afghani

haqaq o masaraf

besides above noted he has translated many popular books

Raja Asad Ali khan

Yes. But because Indian food is so diverse, it depends on what region in India you're talking about. For the most part, North India, including areas like Jammu and Kashmir, have cuisine quite similar to Pakistan with a lot of meat based dishes, while southern India is much more vegetarian based. However many foods enjoyed over the whole of India are also very common in Pakistan. Chai, Roti, dal curry, many desserts and snacks, etc.

Pakistan is much much much better than India in all of the things especially in cricket and economy but India has a much larger army than Pakistan. And Pakistan is more powerful than India.

The important motives and objectives of Muslim League are as under:

1. To safe guard and protect Muslim interests and to convey their demands to British Government.

2. To create a feeling of respect and good will in Muslims for the British Government.

3. To promote brotherhood between different nationals of India.

Benazir Bhutto was born on June 21, 1953

Abdul Kardar is the first Captain Of Pakistani Team.

The founder of Pakistan was Quid-e-Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah, he died on September 11, 1948 (aged 71)

For more information about him, i added a link to this answer.

Hope that helps. (:

Each country has a large range in temperatures depending on where you are (i.e. in the desert or 5,000 meters up in elevation), so you can't make generalizations about both countries.

muhammad ali jinnah was born on 25 december ,1876 and died on 11sep,1948

India was partitioned and Pakistan was created out of religious nationalism. Pakistan created a country for Muslims who were living in majority-Hindu India.

The closet city to Thar Desert is Pakistan. :)

NO She is alive in Bnagladesh. Known as "Shahnaz Rahmat Ullah" you can listen to her latest songs in youtub....

The quarter-final of the 2011 ICC Cricket World Cup played between the West Indies and Pakistan was won by Pakistan. The West Indies elected to bat and were dismissed for 112. Pakistan reached the target of 113 without losing a wicket in 20.5 overs, advancing to the semi-final of the tournament.

For first division overall 60% or more than 60% marks are required and second division 45-59%(More than 45 and less than 60% marks), for third Division its less than 45% marks.

I want karaoke of " eh thewa mundari da thewa " punjabi song by attaulaha

Mujtaba Shuja-ur-Rehman

Mr Mujtaba Shuja-ur-Rahman son of Mian Shuja-ur-Rahman was born on September 17, 1967 in Lahore. He obtained the degree of MPA in 1993 from University of the Punjab, Lahore. A businessman, who served as Councillor, MCL during 1998-99, as Chairman, Taxation Committee, MCL during 1999 and as Town Naib Nazim, Ravi Town, City District Government, Lahore during 2001-02. He served as Member, Provincial Assembly of the Punjab during 2002-07 and has returned to the Punjab Assembly for the second consecutive term having won the bye-election un-opposed and is presently serving as Minister for Excise and Taxation. His father served as Lord Mayor of Lahore during 1979-87 and as Councillor, MCL for more than 26 years.

Dibrugarh-Kanyakumari VIVEK EXPRESS is currently the longest route train in Indian subcontinent. It is a weekly train which runs from Dibrugarh in Assam to Kanyakumari in Tamilnadu which is the southermost tip of Indian mainland. In total, it covers a distance of 4286 km. The train number is 15905/15906.

This train was started in 2011–12 railway budget to comemorate the 150th birth anniversary of Swami Vivekananda.

It is referred to a subcontinent, not a continent. It is considered a subcontinent because of (1) its very large relative population, (2) its geographic isolation from the rest of Asia due to the Hindu Kush and Himalaya Mountains, (3) its cultural uniqueness, and (4) the size of the land.

Asif Ali Zardari ( In nagative)

Dr. Abdul Qadir Khan (in Positive)

Indeed I as a Pakistani fully endorse the above answers. We love Dr. Abdul Qadir Khan after the founder of Pakistan Muhammad Ali Jinnah. We hate Zardari probably as much as we hate Americans

The arts and crafts of Pakistan vary by region. Each of the provinces and affiliated territories have regional crafts unique to them. Here are a few regions/cities with their distinctive crafts: 1. Peshawar: hand etched copper and brass decorations and house-wares boasting elaborate floral and arabesque patterns. 2. Multan: Hand-crafted glazed terracotta tiles. Multan has been famous for its tiles for centuries. 3. Baluchistan: The province produces fine hand-woven tribal rugs (Kilims). 4. DG Khan; Famous for its unique style of embroidery 5. Kashmir: Chain-Stitched embroidered fabrics and hand-woven wool shawls 6. Lahore: Hand-crafted sterling silverware. Tis is largely a dying craft. Carved marble fire-places, tables, and statuary is also a small but well-established industry. 7. Bahawalpur: Elaborately embroidered shoes locally known as Khussas 8. Thar desert and rural Sindh: Chanarris (a kind of tie-and-dye fabric) as well as Ajraks (eleborately block-printed fabric) are produced here by local artisans. 9. NWFP: Various regions in NWFP produce marble chess sets, decorative goblets and tea sets. 10. Chiniot: The city is fabled for its wood-work. The craftsmanship is exquisite. 11. Gujrat: The hub of fine furniture. The thriving industry has attracted many fine woodworkers and wood carvers from all over the country. 12. Various: Artisans producing fine and folk arts can be found all over the country. With a growing middle-class, the patronage of arts is on the rise. Though this is by no means a comprehensive guide of arts and crafts of Pakistan, I still hope this is helpful.