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ACRONYMS AND ABBREVIATIONS • xviiSEATOSNGSNSFSPAWASSIT & TTCWRTFRTITNSMUBLUFUFLAUNDPUNEPUNIDOUSAIDWAFWAPDAWFTUWTOYMCASouth-East Asia Treaty OrganizationSui Northern GasSind National Students FederationSindh Punjab Abadgar Welfare AssociationSmall-Scale IndustryTelephone and Telegraph DepartmentTechnical Committee on Water ResourcesTotal Fertility RateTehrik-e-IstiqlalTanzim Nifaz Shariat-I-MuhammadiUnited Bank LimitedUnited FrontUnited Front <strong>of</strong> Leftist AllianceUnited Nations Development ProgramUnited Nations Environment ProgramUnited Nations Industrial Development OrganizationUnited States Agency for International DevelopmentWomen’s Action ForumWater and Power Development AuthorityWorld Federation <strong>of</strong> Trade UnionsWorld Trade OrganizationYoung Men’s Christian Association
Page 2 and 3: DOSSIERConstruire des maisons moins
Page 4 and 5: For Emaad and SairaSairah and Houta
Page 6 and 7: Editor’s ForewordSince its hasty
Page 8 and 9: AcknowledgmentsThis is the third ed
Page 10 and 11: Acronyms and AbbreviationsADBADBPAD
Page 12 and 13: ACRONYMS AND ABBREVIATIONS • xvIS
Page 17 and 18: xxii • CHRONOLOGY1540 Humayun was
Page 19 and 20: xxiv • CHRONOLOGY1916 31 December
Page 21 and 22: 1951 5 January: General Muhammad Ay
Page 23 and 24: 1956 2 March: Pakistan’s first co
Page 25 and 26: xxx • CHRONOLOGYParty (COP) nomin
Page 27 and 28: xxxii • CHRONOLOGYrespectively. 1
Page 29 and 30: xxxiv • CHRONOLOGYthe treaty, bot
Page 31 and 32: xxxvi • CHRONOLOGY31 May: Preside
Page 33 and 34: xxxviii • CHRONOLOGYects at a cos
Page 35 and 36: xl • CHRONOLOGYUnidentified gunme
Page 37 and 38: xlii • CHRONOLOGYIjaz ul-Haq—me
Page 39 and 40: xliv • CHRONOLOGYdismissal of the
Page 41 and 42: xlvi • CHRONOLOGYMinister Mian Na
Page 43 and 44: xlviii • CHRONOLOGYchairman. The
Page 45 and 46: compound in Delhi was attacked by a
Page 47 and 48: lii • CHRONOLOGYPakistani police
Page 49 and 50: liv • CHRONOLOGYdraw up an agenda
Page 51 and 52: lvi • CHRONOLOGY16 March: U.S. Se
Page 53 and 54: IntroductionPakistan is unlike most
Page 55 and 56: INTRODUCTION • 3try’s borders a
Page 57 and 58: INTRODUCTION • 5population, made
Page 59 and 60: INTRODUCTION • 7Ghauri. In 1290,
Page 61 and 62: INTRODUCTION • 9fessed Islam to b
Page 63 and 64: INTRODUCTION • 11The second impor
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INTRODUCTION • 13Certainly the ta
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INTRODUCTION • 15However, neither
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INTRODUCTION • 17the Balochis, Pa
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INTRODUCTION • 19Bhutto believed
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INTRODUCTION • 21Zia belonged to
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INTRODUCTION • 23Soviet troops wi
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INTRODUCTION • 25or removed from
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INTRODUCTION • 27idly failing sta
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INTRODUCTION • 29tional terrorism
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INTRODUCTION • 31tween the two pe
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34 • ABEDI, AGHA HASANPakistan. T
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36 • AFAQ AHMEDwhen more than a m
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38 • AFGHANISTAN-PAKISTAN RELATIO
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40 • AGARTALA CONSPIRACYin the UN
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42 • AGRICULTUREtax on agricultur
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44 • THE AHMADIYASGhulam Ahmad’
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46 • AID TO PAKISTAN CONSORTIUMof
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48 • AKBAR KHAN, MAJOR GENERALAKB
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50 • AKHTAR MALIK, LIEUTENANT GEN
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52 • AL-ZULFIKARthe spell of Muha
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54 • ALL-INDIA MUSLIM LEAGUEminis
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56 • ALL PARTIES HURRIYAT CONFERE
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58 • ALLIED BANK LIMITEDcandidate
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60 • ALTAF HUSSAINthe hand of Ben
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62 • AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTIO
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64 • AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTIO
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66 • ANWARUL HAQ, CHIEF JUSTICE S
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68 • ARTICLE 58.2(b) OF THE CONST
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70 • ASGHAR KHAN, AIR MARSHAL (RE
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72 • ASIAN-AFRICAN STRATEGIC PART
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74 • ASKARI, HASANRange area of t
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76 • ASSOCIATION OF PAKISTANI SCI
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78 • AWAMI NATIONAL PARTYPakistan
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80 • AYUB, GOHARfailed to recover
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82 • AYUB KHAN, FIELD MARSHAL MUH
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84 • AZAM KHAN, LIEUTENANT GENERA
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86 • AZIZ, SHAUKATShaukat Aziz wa
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88 • BABAR, EMPERORan active memb
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90 • BADR, JEHANGIRBADR, JEHANGIR
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92 • BAIT-UL-MAALprincely state.
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94 • BALOCHISTANprovinces of Laho
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96 • BANGLADESHonly to underscore
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98 • BANK OF CREDIT AND COMMERCE
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100 • BANKINGtook over all centra
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102 • BASIC PRINCIPLES REPORTprov
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104 • BHARATIYA JANATA PARTYhad c
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106 • BHATTI, RAZIAto leave the p
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108 • BHUTTO, BENAZIRnumerous cha
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110 • BHUTTO, GHINWAsince she dem
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112 • BHUTTO, NUSRATNovember 1996
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114 • BHUTTO, ZULFIKAR ALIeducati
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116 • BIJARANI, KHIZAR KHANNation
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118 • BIN LADEN, OSAMAfrom the Un
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120 • BRI-KOT-GHAWANDAIof the Ayu
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122 • CABINET MISSION PLAN, 1946M
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124 • CENSUS OF 1972CENSUS OF 197
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126 • CENTRAL TREATY ORGANIZATION
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128 • CHINA-PAKISTAN RELATIONSfun
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130 • CHISTI, HAZRAT KHWAJA MUINU
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132 • CITIZEN’S VOICEAfter the
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134 • COMBINED OPPOSITION PARTYca
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136 • CONSTITUENT ASSEMBLY, FIRST
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138 • CONSTITUTION OF 1956western
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140 • CONSTITUTION OF 1973General
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142 • CONVENTION MUSLIM LEAGUEpro
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144 • COTTONCourt of Pakistan. Wh
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146 • COUNCIL MUSLIM LEAGUEmember
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148 • CUNNINGHAM, SIR GEORGEmatch
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150 • DAMSsame program for transf
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152 • DEBTPakistan to launch a ma
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154 • DEMOCRATIC ACTION COMMITTEE
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156 • DIASPORASactivity that foll
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158 • DIRECT ACTION DAYof Pakista
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160 • EARTHQUAKE OF 8 OCTOBER 200
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162 • EAST PAKISTANannexing the p
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164 • THE ECONOMYforeign capital
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166 • EDHI, ABDUL SATTARFollowing
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168 • EDUCATIONThe private school
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170 • EDUCATION41.1 percent. Sinc
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172 • ELECTIONS OF 1954, EAST BEN
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174 • ELECTIONS OF 1985opposition
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176 • ELECTIONS OF 2002Bhutto fro
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178 • ENERGYproportion of women w
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180 • ENVIRONMENTPakistan has car
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182 • EQBAL AHMAD1951 to 5,630 m
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184 • FAISALABADClinton agreed in
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186 • FAIZUL ISLAMcourt. Faiz was
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188 • FAZAL MAHMOODpersuaded that
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190 • FAZLI HUSAIN, SIR MIANFAZLI
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192 • FISCAL DEFICITlarge deficit
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194 • FIVE YEAR PLAN, SECONDgrowt
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196 • FIVE YEAR PLAN, FOURTHlarge
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198 • FIVE YEAR PLAN, SIXTHAt the
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200 • FIVE YEAR PLAN, SEVENTHperc
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202 • FOREIGN AFFAIRSsame time, w
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204 • FOREIGN AIDand North Americ
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206 • FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENTbe
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208 • GHAFFAR KHAN, ABDULvalue-ad
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210 • GHULAM ISHAQ KHAN290 MW of
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212 • GHULAM ISHAQ KHANlater that
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214 • GLOBAL ALLIANCE FOR VACCINE
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216 • GRAND TRUNK ROADsome constr
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218 • GREEN REVOLUTION, SECONDqui
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220 • GUL, LIEUTENANT GENERAL (RE
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222 • GWADARBut Gul Hassan was a
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224 • HABIB BANK LIMITEDand opera
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226 • HABIBULLAH KHAN, LIEUTENANT
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228 • HAIDER, SYED IQBALHAIDER, S
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230 • HAQ, MAHBUBULThe Plan maint
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232 • HARRAPAMasud Khadarposh gav
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234 • HINDUTVApercent of the chil
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236 • HIZBUL MUJAHEDINwar with ne
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238 • IFTIKHARUDDIN, MIAN MUHAMMA
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240 • INDIA-PAKISTAN RELATIONSGhu
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242 • INDIA-PAKISTAN RELATIONSthe
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244 • INDIAN NATIONAL CONGRESSthe
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246 • INDO-PAKISTAN WAR OF 1971fi
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248 • INDUSTRYter was to be accom
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250 • INTERNATIONAL FINANCE FACIL
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252 • IMF’S EXTENDED STRUCTURAL
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254 • INTER-SERVICES INTELLIGENCE
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256 • IRAN-PAKISTAN-INDIA GAS PIP
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258 • IRAQ-PAKISTAN RELATIONScont
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260 • ISLAMcapacity that he devel
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262 • ISLAMIslamic groups. Bhutto
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264 • ISLAMI JAMHURI ITEHADpossib
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266 • ISRAEL-PAKISTAN RELATIONSpo
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268 • JALIB, HABIBthe government
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270 • JAMALI, SARDAR ZAFARULLAH K
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272 • JAMIATUL-ULEMAI-ISLAMleader
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274 • JAPAN-PAKISTAN RELATIONShis
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276 • JATOI, GHULAM MUSTAFAShahid
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278 • JINNAH, MUHAMMAD ALIbrother
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280 • JINNAH, MUHAMMAD ALIwas no
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282 • JUDICIARYLeghari on 2 Decem
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284 • JUNEJO, MUHAMMAD KHANinvite
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286 • KALABAGH DAMHowever, his st
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288 • KARACHIKARACHI. Before beco
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290 • KARDAR, ABDUL HAFEEZPreside
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292 • KASHMIRlaunched in the summ
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294 • KHADIn 1953, Justice Kayani
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296 • KHALID SHEIKH MUHAMMAD1988.
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298 • KHAN, IMRANsecret prisons i
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300 • KHAN SAHIB, DR.and took up
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302 • KHARIANby the military in 1
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304 • KHUDAI KHIDMATGAR MOVEMENTf
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306 • KOREA (NORTH)-PAKISTAN RELA
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308 • KOT ADDUBhutto had no inter
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310 • LAHORE-ISLAMABAD MOTORWAYto
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312 • LAND ALIENATION ACT OF 1901
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314 • LAND REFORMS OF 1977LAND RE
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316 • LEGAL FRAMEWORK ORDER OF 20
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318 • LEGHARI, SARDAR FAROOQ AHMA
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320 • LIAQAT ALI KHANthen deeply
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322 • LOCAL BODIES ELECTIONS OF 1
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324 • LONDON BOMBINGS OF 2005and
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326 • MAHBUB UL HAQ HUMAN DEVELOP
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328 • MANDAL, JAGENDRA NATHMANDAL
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330 • MARTIAL LAW of 1953Constitu
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332 • MATERNAL MORTALITYan untiri
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334 • MEMON, JUSTICE BACHALAhmadi
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336 • THE MILITARYinto India, lea
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338 • MILLAT PARTYafter the adopt
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340 • MISSILE ABDALIMISSILE ABDAL
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342 • MOUNTBATTEN, LORD LOUISmemb
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344 • MUDIE, SIR FRANCISlarge-sca
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346 • MUHAJIR QAUMI MAHAZMuslim a
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348 • MUHAMMAD ALI, CHAUDHRIof fo
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350 • THE MUHAMMAD FAMILYBanglade
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352 • MUKHTARAN BIBItwice served
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354 • MUKTI BAHINItime to speak t
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356 • MUSHARRAF, PERVEZarmy garri
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358 • MUSHARRAF, PERVEZthese post
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360 • MUSHARRAF, PERVEZmove that
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362 • MUSLIM LEAGUEonly to protec
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364 • MUTTAHIDA MAJLIS-E-AMALdia
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366 • MUTTAHIDA QAUMI MOVEMENTby
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368 • NASIM WALI KHANPakistan mai
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370 • NATIONAL AWAMI PARTYknown i
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372 • NATIONAL DEFENSE COLLEGEthr
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374 • NATIONAL LANGUAGE AUTHORITY
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376 • NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCILTh
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378 • NISHTAR, SARDAR ABDUR RABMi
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380 • NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATI
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382 • NORTHWEST FRONTIER PROVINCE
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384 • NOWSHERAist attacks in the
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386 • NUCLEAR WEAPONSNUCLEAR WEAP
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388 • OJHRI CAMPconsiderable repu
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390 • OPERATION GIBRALTARplace th
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392 • PAKISTAN ATOMIC ENERGY COMM
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394 • PAKISTAN DEMOCRATIC MOVEMEN
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396 • PAKISTAN INTERNATIONAL AIRL
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398 • PAKISTAN MUSLIM LEAGUEPAKIS
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400 • PAKISTAN MUSLIM LEAGUEtwo p
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402 • PAKISTAN NATIONAL ALLIANCEt
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404 • PAKISTAN PEOPLE’S PARTYsc
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406 • PAKISTAN PEOPLE’S PARTYon
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408 • PAKISTAN TELECOMMUNICATIONS
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410 • PARVEZ, ARSHAD Z.and 1962.
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412 • PATTALAThe Pashtuns are the
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414 • POLITICAL PARTIESas the cen
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416 • POLITICAL PARTIESdismissed
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418 • PRESS AND NEWS MEDIAthe est
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420 • PRINCELY STATESblocked. It
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422 • PROXIMITY TALKSsector to pr
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424 • PUNJABsupport of the ANP wa
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426 • QADEER KHAN, ABDULopposed t
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428 • QADIR, SHEIKH MANZURGeneral
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430 • QUAID-E-AZAMleft the provin
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432 • QURESHI, SHAH MAHMOODWhile
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434 • RADCLIFFE, SIR CYRILthe res
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436 • RAHMAT ALI, CHOUDHARYvotes
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438 • RAWALPINDI CONSPIRACYMinist
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440 • REFUGEES FROM INDIAin the G
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442 • RELIGIOUS PARTIEStheir coun
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444 • RELIGIOUS PARTIEScomfortabl
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446 • RIBARIBA. Although agreeing
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448 • RUSSIAimposed on Rushdie. I
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450 • SALINITY CONTROL AND RECLAM
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452 • SAUDI ARABIA-PAKISTAN RELAT
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454 • SHALIMAR GARDENSThe questio
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456 • SHARIF, MIAN NAWAZchief min
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458 • SHARIF, MIAN NAWAZprogram o
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460 • SHUJAAT HUSSAIN, CHAUDHRYas
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462 • SIKANDER HAYAT KHAN, SIRIn
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464 • SINDHwhich means a moderate
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466 • SINDH PUNJAB ABADGAR WELFAR
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468 • SOHRAB GOTHBank agreed to s
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470 • SOUTH ASIAN PREFERENTIAL TR
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472 • SOVIET UNION-PAKISTAN RELAT
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474 • SUFISMopened on 30 May, the
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476 • “SURREYGATE”League Part
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478 • TABLIGHI JAMAATseen by his
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480 • TALIBANThe final assault by
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482 • TANZIM NIFAZ SHARIAT-I-MUHA
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484 • TASHKENT DECLARATIONand is
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486 • TECHNICAL COMMITTEE ON WATE
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488 • TEHRIK ITTEHAD-E-QABAILThe
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490 • TERRORISMLaden were said to
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492 • TIKKA KHAN, GENERAL (RETIRE
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494 • TRADEan independent homelan
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496 • TRADE UNIONStransit rights
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498 • TRANSPORTthat proposed that
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500 • TUFAIL MUHAMMAD, MIANThere
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502 • TWENTY-TWO FAMILIES SPEECHw
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504 • UNIONIST PARTYUNIONIST PART
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506 • UNITED FRONTaccumulation of
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508 • UNITED STATES-PAKISTAN RELA
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510 • USHRImmigration of millions
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512 • WAHABISMto Pakistan by the
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514 • WALI KHAN, KHAN ABDULcountr
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516 • WANAthe United States-led w
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518 • WATERWATER. Although the In
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520 • WATTOO, MANZOOR AHMADThe an
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522 • WINGS OF PAKISTANtwice as m
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524 • WOMEN’S ACTION FORUMwomen
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526 • WULLAR BARRAGEindustry. The
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528 • YAQUB KHAN, LIEUTENANT GENE
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530 • ZAKATplay a prominent role
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532 • ZARDARI, HAKIM ALIthe judge
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534 • ZIA UL-HAQ, GENERAL MUHAMMA
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AppendixImportant PersonalitiesGOVE
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Agha MuhammadYahya Khan September 1
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542 • BIBLIOGRAPHYgrowth, excited
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544 • BIBLIOGRAPHYE. WomenV. News
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546 • BIBLIOGRAPHYC. British Peri
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548 • BIBLIOGRAPHYPhillips, C. H.
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550 • BIBLIOGRAPHYRead, Anthony,
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552 • BIBLIOGRAPHYNewell, Richard
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554 • BIBLIOGRAPHYAkhtar, M. A.
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556 • BIBLIOGRAPHY———. “M
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558 • BIBLIOGRAPHYFranck, D. S.
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560 • BIBLIOGRAPHYKennedy, Charle
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562 • BIBLIOGRAPHYWarnke, Paul.
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564 • BIBLIOGRAPHYRehman, Inamur.
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566 • BIBLIOGRAPHYHaq, Mahbubul.
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568 • BIBLIOGRAPHYEckert, J. B. R
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570 • BIBLIOGRAPHY———. Impa
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572 • BIBLIOGRAPHYZafar, Muhammad
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574 • BIBLIOGRAPHYHafeez, Sabeeha
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576 • BIBLIOGRAPHY———. Disc
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578 • BIBLIOGRAPHYMinault, Gail.
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580 • BIBLIOGRAPHY———. Wall
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