3253:(p. 124) In the most recent literature in the field of partition, comparisons of displacement and death tolls have even been drawn with "holocaust" and "genocide".152 However, a terminological comparison with Hitler's extermination of European Jews between 1933 and 1945 cannot be claimed, as "holocaust" (rather: shoah) may only refer to the unique, systematic, bureaucratically and industrially organised extermination of Europe's Jews by the Nazis during the Third Reich. Likewise, the killings of Muslims, Hindus and Sikhs cannot be seen as genocidal in that, first, it lacked the appropriate organisation and logistics and, second, in contrast to the situation of the Jews of Europe, none of the religious communities' and ethnic societies' physical existence had ever been threatened. Aside from such inappropriate names for the interpretation of partition it is obvious that the causes and background to the tragic events surrounding the partition of the subcontinent will continue to fuel historiographical debate for many years to come. (p 160ā161) The brutal repression by the Pakistan Army that was flown in from the Panjab to quell the uprising in and around Dhaka, and especially on the campus of Dhaka University, resulted in an unexpected solidarity among the people of the East Wing. On 25 March 1971, Mujibur Rahman finally called for a War of Liberation, which, following nine months of an orgy of violence against the civilian population, led to the independence of the country named Bangladesh; the land of the Bengalis. A significant event influencing the outcome of the war was the intervention of the Indian Army in favour of the "rebels" which General Khan, in disregard of the international situation, had obviously not expected.89 On account of the huge casualties caused by the war in Bangladesh, the account of this war has become the central part of the national historical narrative, whilst in Pakistan the cruelties and consequences of the war have become almost completely forgotten as they have been reduced to the history of an Indo-Pakistani war that failed to address the loss of land it resulted in
2858:(p. 124) In the most recent literature in the field of partition, comparisons of displacement and death tolls have even been drawn with "holocaust" and "genocide".152 However, a terminological comparison with Hitler's extermination of European Jews between 1933 and 1945 cannot be claimed, as "holocaust" (rather: shoah) may only refer to the unique, systematic, bureaucratically and industrially organised extermination of Europe's Jews by the Nazis during the Third Reich. Likewise, the killings of Muslims, Hindus and Sikhs cannot be seen as genocidal in that, first, it lacked the appropriate organisation and logistics and, second, in contrast to the situation of the Jews of Europe, none of the religious communities' and ethnic societies' physical existence had ever been threatened. Aside from such inappropriate names for the interpretation of partition it is obvious that the causes and background to the tragic events surrounding the partition of the subcontinent will continue to fuel historiographical debate for many years to come. (p 160ā161) The brutal repression by the Pakistan Army that was flown in from the Panjab to quell the uprising in and around Dhaka, and especially on the campus of Dhaka University, resulted in an unexpected solidarity among the people of the East Wing. On 25 March 1971, Mujibur Rahman finally called for a War of Liberation, which, following nine months of an orgy of violence against the civilian population, led to the independence of the country named Bangladesh; the land of the Bengalis. A significant event influencing the outcome of the war was the intervention of the Indian Army in favour of the "rebels" which General Khan, in disregard of the international situation, had obviously not expected.89 On account of the huge casualties caused by the war in Bangladesh, the account of this war has become the central part of the national historical narrative, whilst in Pakistan the cruelties and consequences of the war have become almost completely forgotten as they have been reduced to the history of an Indo-Pakistani war that failed to address the loss of land it resulted in
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Pakistan Rifles, ensuring that it brought the peace of the grave to Dhaka. These massacres ensured the 'mutiny' of the East Bengal regiment under Major Zia-ur-Rahman. By the end of April however, the Pakistan Army had 'cleared' the urban areas of rebels throughout the whole of the eastern wing. The human cost had been high. Many of the atrocities the Army committed on its own population were the unspeakable outpourings of racial hatreds and stereotyping. Strict censorship kept West Pakistanis largely in the dark about the actions carried out in the name of national unity. 'Those of us who were serving in East Pakistan', Hasan Zaheer records, 'on our visits to the West found its Press and people totally out of touch with the ground realities in the East Wing and apparently they could not have cared less. [...) No one questioned the aims and objectives of the army action.' As in other instances of state terrorism in South Asia, the violence was totally counterproductive. The Bengali population's desire for self-determination was reinforced rather than diminished. The likelihood of an independent Bangladesh was increased as around 7 million people fled to India, thereby internationalising the crisis in East Pakistan; 900,000 Bengalis crowded into the hill state of Tripura alone, where the indigenous population numbered only 1.5 million.
3362:(pp 223ā224) Both Yahya and Bhutto made a final visit to Dhaka, but this bid to maintain Pakistan's integrity has been likened to "giving oxygen to a dying patient when the doctors have declared him a lost cause."31 By teatime on 23 March the army command had recommended that military action was essential. Even as the 1940 Lahore Resolution was commemorated, student militias paraded with the Bangladesh flag. This may explain the ferocity of the army assault on the Dhaka campus two days later, following the launch of Operation Searchlight. The army also turned its weapons on the headquarters of the police and the East Pakistan Rifles. These massacres led to the "mutiny" of the East Bengali regiment under Major Ziaur Rahman, who just four years later was to head Bangladesh's military government. The unfolding massacres and humanitarian crisis internationalized the "civil war" as millions of Bengalis fled to India. In a forerunner of the later Live Aid concerts, a fund-raising Concert for Bangladesh was held in New York by George Harrison and Ravi Shankar, supported by Bob Dylan. In the White House, Richard Nixon sympathized with the Pakistani government, which had been helpful in forwarding US diplomatic overtures to China. Congressional opinion, however, was hostile to Nixon's "tilt" to Pakistan.
3176:(pp 57ā58) The Indian invasion involved seven divisions which attacked the Pakistani forces from west, north and east. Coordination with the Mukti Bahini was excellent. Indian aircraft made quick work of assuring air mastery, and rendered the airports unusable. The fleet blocked the ports. The Pakistan army, unable to get any help from outside, was rapidly demoralized. Only twelve days after the start of operations, on 15 December, General AAK Niazi, commanding the 93,000 Pakistani soldiers stationed in East Bengal, surrendered unconditionally to the Indian General JS Arora. According to the commanders of the units of the Mukti Bahini, the Indian army arrived just when they had almost finished the job. In fact, despite the courage shown by the Bengalis ā the majority of whom were under twenty-five ā and the efficacy of the guerrilla actions, we must recognize that it was the Indian forces' participation which brought things to a head, and secured a rapid victory for the liberation movement. The number of Bengali victims during the nine months ā April to December 1971 ā which led to independence has been variously estimated at between one and three million. Whatever the truth, it is certainly justifiable to talk in terms of genocide."...
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Chittagong before the townās recapture by the Pakistani army. He then retreated to the border and began to organize bands of guerrillas. A different resistance was started by student militants, among whom Abdul Kader Siddiqi, with his followers, known as Kader Bahini, acquired a reputation for ferocity. Some 10 million Bengalis, mainly Hindus, fled over East Pakistanās frontier into India while the Indian government watched with alarm. The Awami League, which India supported, was a moderate middle-class body like the Congress Party; many guerrillas, however, were leftist and a cause of concern. With some of the major world powers taking sidesāthe United States and China for a united Pakistan, and the Soviet Union and India for an independent Bangladeshāthe Indian army invaded both the western and eastern wings of Pakistan on December 3, 1971. The Pakistani defenses surrendered on December 16, ensuring Bangladeshās independence. A few days later, Yahya Khan was deposed in Pakistan and replaced by Bhutto; Mujib was released from jail and returned to Dhaka to a heroās welcome." Will cite soon from two major undergraduate texts.
3178:(pp 103ā104) General Yahya Khan, had to deal with growing resentment in eastern Pakistan, which was uncomfortable with a two-headed state dominated by Punjabis and Pashtuns, and very critical of the way the 1965 war had been conducted. Sheikh Mujibur Rahman's Awami League won an outright majority at the 1970 elections; this should have put the Bengalis in power. But the western militaryāpolitical elite which governed the country could not accept the League's manifesto, which envisaged maximum autonomy and its own defence capacity for East Pakistan. An uprising in East Pakistan and its bloody suppression by the Pakistan army gave India a unique opportunity for military intervention without antagonizing international opinion. Neither the arrival of the US aircraft carrier Enterprise in the Bay of Bengal ā which sent shock waves through India ā nor China's condemnation of India's action could save Pakistan from defeat. Contrary to Islamabad's expectations, the IndoāPakistani war of 1971 did not lead to direct military intervention by the great powers, which readily accepted a fait accompli: the secession of Bangladesh.
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came to developmental allocations and other forms of state patronage. A more equitable apportioning of power and resources required the acquiescence of the military and the civil bureaucracy as well as their allies in West
Pakistan. But with the Awami League's strong electoral support confined wholly to the eastern wing, espousing the amorphous interests of West Pakistan was one way the ruling configuration at the centre could stonewall a negotiated settlement that might have prevented the tragic dismemberment of the country. By ordering a brutal military crackdown in March 1971, the central leadership in Pakistan exposed their colonial colours amidst hollow-sounding appeals to Islam and national integrity. A common religious bond, abused and distorted to serve the interests of authoritarian rulers, snapped all too easily as the Mukti Bahini (Liberation Army) fought a war of resistance and the army of the Indian state crossed the lines of 1947 to liberate one Muslim-majority region from its tormentors in another.
3366:(pp 225ā226) The third Indo-Pakistani War lasted just two weeks. During its course, Pakistan lost half its navy, a third of its army, and a quarter of its air force. Yahya, under intense diplomatic pressure from Washington, agreed to accept the Indian terms for an unconditional surrender. General Niazi surrendered on 16 December, along with ninety-three thousand troops who had been surrounded in Dhaka. While Mujib returned in triumph to lead an independent Bangladesh, West Pakistani generals faced the humiliation of seeing their men languishing as prisoners of war. With Indian forbearance, Mukti Bahini militants took revenge on civilian, mainly Bihari, collaborators. The causes of the drift to civil war, the extent to which the Pakistani Army activities after 25 March 1971 can be called genocide, and the circumstances of the Indian military intervention on 3 December 1971 are the subject of massive historical controversy.
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December 1971 Indian forces helped crush the Pakistani army and liberate Bangladesh the outcome strengthened and confirmed India's military and political pre-eminence in South Asia, but there was little expectation in India or internationally that this would lead to a reversal of the brutal 'vivisection' of August 1947 and the restoration of East Bengal to an India craving reunification. Long before that, the traumatic violence and mass displacement caused by Partition, the imperatives of national state-building and internal control, the very different domestic policies, constitutional processes and international orientation of India and Pakistan, and the sustained hostility between the two countries, all made clear that the post-colonial settlement of 1947 was bound to endure and become a permanent feature of the geopolitics of South Asia.
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initiative of student organisations (Samaddara 2002; Ludden 2003). The
Pakistani army perhaps hoped for direct backing from China or the United States to restore control, but this did not transpire. On 25 March 1971 the Pakistani army expelled all foreign journalists and launched a terror campaign calculated to intimidate the east Pakistanis into submission. On 26 March (the day later officially chosen as independence day) Sheikh Mujibur, anticipating arrest, allegedly sent a message to East Pakistan Radio, declaring independence and urging citizens to take up arms for their freedom. The day after, Major Ziaur Rahman of the East Bengal Regiment broadcast a message on Sheikh Mujibur's behalf, appealing for international recognition and support. There followed nine months of bloody repression and civil war, until the intervention of a liberation army of cast Pakistani rebels, known as the
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Bengali nationalists. Bengalis called them 'Biharis', even though not all of them were from Bihar. In the period leading up to the Liberation War, nationalist mobs had killed Biharis, during the war many Biharis had helped the armed forces and, now that the war was over, Biharis were collectively branded as Pakistani collaborators. Severe retribution followed, leading to a counter-genocide of thousands of non-Bengalis and forcing more than a million to leave their homes and seek refuge in hundreds of overcrowded slum-like settlements all over the country.' Some sought and received Bangladeshi citizenship after the war, but most described themselves as stranded Pakistanis and demanded to be 'repatriated' to Pakistan. Although a number of them managed to reach Pakistan, the 'Bihari issue' was never resolved.
3364:(pp 224ā225) The emerging crisis provided Indira Gandhi with the opportunity to cut Pakistan down to size and to close the transborder camps for Naga and Mizo rebels. After some initial hesitation, New Delhi provided military and diplomatic support to the Bengali rebels. Thousands of Mukhti Bahini freedom fighters were trained in camps in West Bengal, Tripura, Meghalaya, and Assam. India also provided sanctuary for a Bangladeshi government in exile. This did not, however, include Mujib, who had been arrested and flown to West Pakistan. By October 1971 it was clear that Pakistan could not regain control of the whole of East Bengal. The freedom fighters were able to wage successful guerrilla campaigns but could not defeat the better-equipped government forces in a pitched battle.
2031:. add it in this page's economy section. Haqqani network, a terrorist organisation lives in this nation from 1980. This nation is not safe for tourists and do not travel to it adviced by many nations in the world. towns of this nation is vulnerable to attack and prone to violence. USA government's trvel advisory says that it is not safe to trvel to Pakistan due to terrorism and violence. it is one of the unsafe nation to travel, have to add this info in this article beacuse lots of folks read it. And if editors don't add it, it will be misleading to the readers. Don't need to provide source for, the world's most wanted terrorist Osama bin Laden was found living in Pakistan, just few miles form this nation's army training institute.
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Pakistan army battalions from March to December 1971, chanting Joy Bangla, 'Victory for Bengali'. Villagers fought soldiers to a stalemate, as Pakistan received support support from the United States. In December, the Indian army flew in to expel Pakistan. Bangladesh became independent, and national state unification began again. Five years later, Bangladesh military officers assassinated Sheikh Mujib. The army ruled the country until 1990, when a popular democracy movement forced the return of an elected government and national development began yet again.
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Pakistanis. Such a transfer of power was intolerable to many West Pakistanis, as they regarded East Pakistani lifestyles as far too influenced by Bengali culture and language, as opposed to the Middle Eastern culture West Pakistanis favor. When the degree of force used by the Pakistani military to assert its control over its eastern province reached horrific levels, India intervened, which eventually enabled East Pakistanis to break with their former compatriots and create their own nation, Bangladesh.
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Bengali staff of Pakistan embassies fled, or were kicked out. International exposure reached its peak with the 'Concert for Bangladesh', a mass benefit performance for the children of Bangladesh, which was held in New York in August 1971 and featured celebrities such as George Harrison, Bob Dylan and Ravi Shankar. By then, world opinion strongly condemned Pakistan's ruling elite.
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stories of atrocities, the international press began to speak of genocide, Bangladesh support groups mushroomed in many places across the world and
Bengali staff of Pakistan embassies fled, or were kicked out. International exposure reached its peak with the 'Concert for Bangladesh', a mass benefit performance for the children of Bangladesh, which was held in New York in August 1971 and featured celebrities such as George Harrison, Bob Dylan and Ravi Shankar. By then, world opinion strongly condemned Pakistan's ruling elite.
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endeavoured to put down this resistance by force of arms, India moved to support the Bengalis, first by covert aid to the rebels, and then, in December, by outright invasion. The outcome was a stunning collapse of Pakistani authority in the east, and the surrender of its army, which delivered into India's hands 100,000 prisoners of war. With the emergence of the new nation of Bangladesh, Pakistan, now confined to the west, was reduced to half its former size, and India's pre-eminence on the subcontinent decisively confirmed.
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endeavoured to put down this resistance by force of arms, India moved to support the Bengalis, first by covert aid to the rebels, and then, in December, by outright invasion. The outcome was a stunning collapse of Pakistani authority in the east, and the surrender of its army, which delivered into India's hands 100,000 prisoners of war. With the emergence of the new nation of Bangladesh, Pakistan, now confined to the west, was reduced to half its former size, and India's pre-eminence on the subcontinent decisively confirmed.
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3139:(p 382) Three main patterns have dominated India's foreign affairs. One has been the strained relation between India and Pakistan which have erupted into armed conflict on three occasions. The question at issue stemmed from the circumstances of partition and the division of natural resources between the two states; the most persistant flashpoint being Kashmir, the Muslim state with a Hindu ruler which had acceded to India in a manner Pakistan refused to accept. In late 1972 (
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https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/traveladvisories/traveladvisories/pakistan-travel-advisory.html%23:~:text%3DPakistan%2520%252D%2520Level%25203%253A%2520Reconsider%2520Travel%26text%3DReconsider%2520travel%2520to%2520Pakistan%2520due%2520to%2520terrorism%2520and%2520sectarian%2520violence.%26text%3DDo%2520not%2520travel%2520to%253A,due%2520to%2520terrorism%2520and%2520kidnapping.&ved=2ahUKEwi1-seb5LzzAhWn4jgGHbxlDH0QFnoECAQQBQ&usg=AOvVaw1CyF91BP-X4o-KcDW5LM8l
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is a tweet of a Pakistani minister on that matter. His name is āAsad Umarā and he tweeted on 20th January: āNAC approved revised estimate of GDP growth for 2020-21 . The growth in 2020-21 was 5.37%. This is the 2nd highest growth in last 14 years. Higher growth versus provisional estimates which were based on jul-mar numbers, was mainly due to very strong industrial growth in apr-jun.ā Also for reference, here is an article from āBuisness Recorderā Link to the article:
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administered by the Islamabad Metropolitan Corporation with support from the Capital Development Authority. Islamabad is known for the presence of several parks and forests, including the Margalla Hills National Park and the Shakarparian. It is home to several landmarks, with the most notable one being the Faisal Mosque, the largest mosque in South Asia and the fifth-largest in the world. Other landmarks include the Pakistan National Monument and the Democracy Square.
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refugees to West Bengal following a military crackdown by the Pakistani army against Bengali nationalists. In a conflict that lasted just twelve days, the Indians captured 93,000 Pakistani prisoners of war in East Pakistan and some territory on the western front. Bangladesh was liberated but it had taken the Indian army to secure its independence.
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3067:, equipped and aided by the Indian military. After a brief but violent 12-day war, Dhaka fell on 16 December 1971, the Pakistani army surrendered, and east Pakistan was reborn as the independent state of 'Bangladesh' (meaning 'Bengal nation'), with Sheikh Mujibur Rahman as its first president (Sisson and Rose 1990; Khan 1999).
782:ā "2005; March 17: During a military intervention with helicopter gunship and heavy weapons in Dera Bugti on March 17, at least 62 unarmed civilians, 33 of them Hindu women and children, were killed by indiscriminate and excessive use of force by the security forces." (Reference: The 2006 HRCP report mentioned above.)
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A third and much larger group were the non-Bengali Muslims who had migrated to the delta after 1947 and who had then been welcomed as Muhajirs. They identified strongly with the idea of Pakistan, and it was not surprising that most ā but not all ā sided with the Pakistan authorities in their conflict
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section, but the deaths happened in the context of the Balochistan insurgency. As far as I can tell, they had little (if anything) to do with Hinduism. 3. Maybe we could mention the event in a different section, but I'm not sure. This page is about Pakistan and its whole history. I think the incident
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Do not threaten me with being sanctioned, you have not even read my reasons for the edits neither have you read the article. Nowhere did I claim the source is unreliable because of the person's ethnicity. I claimed that the source is unreliable because the assertion that a massacre by security forces
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Hello, I wanted to update the data for Pakistanās economy. The Knowledge article still shows it as 200 something billion USD, which is false. Pakistanās economy grew and passed 300 Billion USD quite some time ago and the latest data puts it at 346.76 Billion USD and GDP per capita at 1,666 USD. Here
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PS I should add that Pakistan, especially Jinnah was reticent about making a big to-do about Pakistan's claim to Junagadh (or the more distant one to Hyderabad) on the basis of a minority Muslim ruler's choice in a vastly Hindu state because, like Kashmir's claim by India, it went against the spirit
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I'm not belittling anyone, only promoting due weight, which people don't like to wrack their brains over because it means reading basic texts, not the fancy fly by night stuff; and it means paraphrasing with the big picture in mind which most people in Knowledge do not care to do. I have enough FAC
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Since the late 1960s Pakistan had been struggling to contain the divergent interests of its two wings, in the east and west, separated by 1,000 miles of Indian territory. By 1971 Bengali anger at Punjabi dominance of the state had erupted into open rebellion. As Pakistan's ruler, General Yahya Khan,
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In 1970, when Pakistan held elections, the Awami League won an absolute majority by sweeping Bengali constituencies that contained 55 percent of Pakistan's total electorate. Euphoria in Dhaka gave way to horror when Sheikh Mujib was arrested and Pakistani troops arrived to subdue the rebel province.
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Since the late 1960s Pakistan had been struggling to contain the divergent interests of its two wings, in the east and west, separated by 1,000 miles of Indian territory. By 1971 Bengali anger at Punjabi dominance of the state had erupted into open rebellion. As Pakistan's ruler, General Yahya Khan,
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Line of Control (LOC) marked in red dotted line in accordance with own stance with respect to line north of point NJ 9842 up to Karakoram Pass. Annotation indication LOC as under:-āThe red dotted line represents approximately the line of control in Jammu & KashmirĀ and its accession is yet to be
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in that it arose from the gross political mismanagement of East Pakistan which has been governed after 1947 as an internal colony by the western Pakistani regimes. Mrs. Indira Gandhi, the Indian prime minister, decided to intervene in East Pakistan mainly because of the exodus of almost 10 million
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Finally, a history of Bangladesh. The word "genocide" occurs in seven places. Of these fives are in the extensive bibliography in the names of the listed publications. (Obviously, those don't count as we already know the use of "genocide" is controversial (from Talbot above) which means there are
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Pakistan, officially the Islamic Republic of Pakistan. It is a country in three regions: Central Asia, which engulfs Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Northern Balochistan; Middle East, which encompasses Southern Balochistan and; South Asia, which encircles the regions of Azad Jammu & Kashmir, Punjab and
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The subsequent brutal army assault on the Iqbal and Jaganath Halls' of Residence in Dhaka University killed hundreds of students. Two days later bodies still smouldered in burnt out rooms, others were scatteredĀ ; outside, more floated in a nearby lake. The Army had also turned its firepower on the
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Jinnah the leader of Pakistan also wants secularism and liberalism in this country we as a nation have different religions with 70% muslims 15% hinduism 10% christianity and 5% others religious minorities.Due to some politicians,this made pakistan constitution totally change which should be never
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Another India by David Arnold: The conflict that erupted almost immediately between India and Pakistan over Kashmir, followed by further wars between the two countries in 1965 and 1971, dispelled any lingering illusions and showed that, however arbitrary the boundary lines drawn up at the time of
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The Bangladesh Liberation War (Bengali: ą¦®ą§ą¦ą§ą¦¤ą¦æą¦Æą§ą¦¦ą§ą¦§, pronounced ), also known as the Bangladesh War of Independence, or simply the Liberation War in Bangladesh, was a revolution and armed conflict sparked by the rise of the Bengali nationalist and self-determination movement in what was then East
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The caption does not say anything about āclaimsā. It just purports to be a map of Pakistan on the orthographic projection. The description explains dark green to be areas under governmental control, leaving the reader to infer whatever about the remainder of the map. Tendentious and not useful.
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The next major conflict between the two countries occurred in the struggle for Bangladesh's independence in December 1971 ā one of the most complex episodes in the Cold War, involving the US, USSR and China. The background to this conflict has been discussed in chapter five and was essentially
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In 1971, during early discussions leading to President Nixon's ground-breaking 1972 visit to China in which Pakistan played a supporting role, West Pakistan's civilian and military elites sought to use force to maintain their dominance over their country's distant, more populous, and asset-rich
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Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, the prime-minister-in-waiting of Pakistan and the leader of a popular insurrection, struggled valiantly to press his preferred federal solution, but to no avail as he and other elected politicians were overwhelmed by the popular demand for independence and, above all, the
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I strongly suggest changing the description of Pakistan's shared border of Afghanistan from "to the West" to "to the North"āI believe it is more accurate to describe that border as a Northern one (or North-East), and perhaps also to say Pakistan borders Iran "to the West", rather than "to the
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doesn't mention ethnicity. You rejected the content as you mentioned in your edit summary that "source was a Bugti which is unreliable", enough for me to render your intentions unconstructive and don't even argue further. If you are further going to continue to disrupt articles like this with
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The reference that is used to support the claim that a massacre on Hindus was conducted in 2005 is incorrect. The BBC article that the reference mentions shows that only one witness, "Nawab Akbar Bugti", gives the claim that a massacre took place. The article itself doesn't state it a fact,
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What I'm getting at is that probably what is needed is a source that speaks to that massacre, its nature and scope, more authoritatively. After all, it's been a decade and a half since it happened āand since that BBC piece which covered it (or at least testimonials therein)ā surely
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Kashmir is different. It is the oldest dispute before the United Nations. The major powers consider it to be disputed. The reliable academic sources do. I won't bother with parading them here, but you can look at any of the articles on the region or its major subdivisions
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Our Pakistan is a secular state where many religions live due to some extremists politicians Constitution of pakistan changed.Our jinnah was also want secular and liberal pakistan but due to extremists it not happened.But we are secular and our name is Republic of Pakistan.
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that genocides in the 20th century encompassed (although were not limited to) the following cases: Herero in 1904ā1907, the Armenian genocide in the Ottoman Empire in 1915ā1923, the Holodomor in the former Soviet Ukraine in 1932ā1933, the Jewish Holocaust in 1938ā1945,
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The city is home to twenty universities, including Bahria University, Quaid-e-Azam University, PIEAS, COMSATS University and NUST. The city is rated as one of the safest in Pakistan, and has an expansive RFID-enabled surveillance system with almost 2000 active CCTV
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Why I am pointed to completely irrelevant sources about Partition? Genocide is not some competition of casualties, that there exists a bare minimum toll. If you want to discuss that (scholars like Talbot have covered it), some other talk page is more suitable.
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Not a peep is there anywhere about "genocide" in Bangladesh. A brutal military crackdown is not a genocide. You do not understand what due weight is. You are welcome to start a discussion on a wider Knowledge forum if you'd like. You'll waste more time.
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took place is based on a quote from a single eyewitness in the article. The article itself does not acknowledge that any massacre actually took place. I have reverted your edits again. Next time, please provide a valid reason for any future edits you make.
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the Bangaldesh Gencocide to be understudied. (My emphasis that this is different from contested or controversial, which they assign to other cases.) If I am not wrong, the Oxford Handbook follows a similar stance and probes into the reasons about this
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article where the violence occurred I'm supposed to say, "Well done" and hand them a barnstar? Please don't make silly remarks Moxy, you should know better. The funny thing is that the editor is a fine editor otherwise; not sure what prompted this.
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The causes of the drift to civil war, the extent to which the Pakistani Army activities after 25 March 1971 can be called genocide, and the circumstances of the Indian military intervention on 3 December 1971 are the subject of massive historical
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There is Small province shown in light green far south from pakistan map as territory of pakistan. This is Junagadh a district of Gujarat state, India. It is not Pakistan. It is misinterpreted in map and false information please correct it.
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once. A few pages later, than the one you cited. In his own voice. What does that say about Schendel's views of Pakistan's activities in 1971? Shall I provide a link to him speaking at the book-launch interview on this particular
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as it applies to textbooks is used to determine due weight, not Oxford Online links, not what an author says somewhere else, not what a hundred secondary sources say. Here are some more textbooks:<Refactored and moved below:
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Please also note that three of the textbooks listed above are histories of South Asia, which includes both Pakistan and Bangladesh. Here is another South Asian History textbook which speaks pointedly to the matter of genocide:
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Do you plan to write the history of Pakistan using Kulke? Metcalf? Burton Stein? Maybe, you can tell me what commentary they have on Zia (or on any damn figure of Pakistan)? Or shall I go a bit back in time? Habbaris? Hindu
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Pakistan claimed the former Princely States of Junagarh and Manavadar and the entire territory and water bodies that fall in the Sir Creek region in the westernmost part of India in its new political map released in 2020.
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all laws must be in accordance with Islam and comply with the Quran and Sunnah. Imran Khan may implement change but including it in the article is just giving him free PR for potentially bogus political promises.
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Islamabad is a Gamma+ city as rated by the Globalization and World Cities Research Network. It has the highest cost of living in Pakistan, and its populace is dominated by middle and upper middle class citizens.
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opinions pro and con.) One is in the first proclamation by the new Bangladesh government in 1971 (the text of a proclamation is a primary source). That leaves one page. Here is what the author says there:
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to an inconsequential Hindu Raja of Jammu), it would have gone lock stock and barrel to Pakistan by the logic of the Partition (on the basis of district-wise Muslim and non-Muslim majorities).
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sources? Shall I cite some secondary sources, now? Maybe, a different publication of Talbot? You need to provide references backing up the not-do-obvious claim about the cited work being
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Your great at belittling people and is why people simply give up in trying to help the article. Would be great if the article was accessible to all but that's simply not the case here.
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Commenting since I was involved in the Commons discussion. As mentioned by the RfC opener, more than half a century old dispute with no heft or international cartographic posturing.
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Unless and until I cannot read, only one of the textbooks concerns S. Asia. The volume by Bose and Jalal. All of the rest centers on India even if discussing S. Asia, trivially.
4774:) 17:19, 20 January 2022 (UTC) I hope this request can be accepted and we can bring the latest figures of Pakistans robust economic growth to ALL Knowledge usersā¦ Thankyou!
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And he is talking about the partition in which many, many more people were killed than in the Bangladesh liberation war and the brutal military crackdown that preceded it.
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And he is talking about the partition in which many, many more people were killed than in the Bangladesh liberation war and the brutal military crackdown that preceded it.
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Please don't waste community time. ABC CLIO is not a respected publisher. They allowed one of their authors to copy my Indian famines articles verbatim. See
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The DeGruyter Introductory Reader on Genocide and Mass Violence in Asia finds 1971 to be a genocide. So, is it a non-tertiary source or is DeGruyter not a RS?
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to including their map in the specific body section covering the Kashmir conflict, labeled and described accurately as their claim, which is disputed.
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was updated accordingly to depict these "claimed regions". But there has been edit-warring, and a user has suggested to gain consensus for the change.
2176:) 11:18, 11 October 2021 (UTC) P.S: Overall, I am of the opinion that the 1971 war was a ethnic genocide need to go to lead. Improvements are welcome.
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Of course not. 20th century genocides is not the best source. The issue here is
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I agree. So can you restore the removed information per these messages? Thanks
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Can you add Pashto to official languages as half of Pakistan are Pashtuns?
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The population share of other religions also reduced from 0.07% to 0.02%.
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that the events which took place during the Bangladesh Liberation War
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This is strange but why are you consulting texts on India about this?
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2020. The map has been updated to show all of its "claimed" regions.
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The best source is prob. the entry on "20th Century Genocides" at
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Pakistanās GDP for the year 2021 is $ 347bn instead of $ 296bn.
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We can be fairly certain that at least 33 civilians were killed.
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quoting and not stating that as fact. What am I missing?
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Modern South Asia: History, Culture, Political Economy
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702:Here's a bunch of quotes from old and new sources:
3248:South Asia's Modern History, Thematic Perspectives
2853:South Asia's Modern History, Thematic Perspectives
652:and allow restoration of the removed information.
311:Please update the religious demography of Pakistan
274:"Population Distribution by Religion, 1998 Census"
4776:Click here to read the Business Recorder Article
3309:Later the word 'counter-genocide' is used once,
2486:over the EncyclopƦdia Britannica when available.
2232:For a comparison, our article on Germany notes:
3117:Modern India: The Origins of an Asian Democracy
2642:Modern India: The Origins of an Asian Democracy
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1458:Participate in the deletion discussion at the
722:Unrepresented Nations and Peoples Organization
715:South Asia Intelligence Review, 28 March 2005
693:is beyond me... Please, someone enlighten me!
617:additional attribution regarding it exists...
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1552:Inappropriate information in map of Pakistan.
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3122:The Short Oxford History of the Modern World
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1986:Please make me able to edit Protected Pages
239:"Headcount finalised sans third-party audit"
4394:sources for everything, including maps. --
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237:Riazul Haq and Shahbaz Rana (27 May 2018).
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3377:, London: Hurst and Company, p.Ā 208,
3220:India and South Asia: A Short History
3169:A History of Pakistan and its Origins
2694:India and South Asia: A Short History
2191:I'm sorry the name of the article is
1412:kindly look into this matter. Regards
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4367:Has this been discussed before (see
4121:Republic of pakistan secular state
3172:, Anthem Press, pp.Ā 57ā58, 103ā104,
1209:Siddiqui, Dawn com (4 August 2020).
1083:Siddiqui, Dawn com (4 August 2020).
4289:Jammu and Kashmir (union territory)
2281:consensus has formed among scholars
2133:during the 1971 Bangladesh genocide
740:Human Rights Commission of Pakistan
131:Religion in Pakistan (2017 Census)
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3358:, Yale University Press, p.Ā 196,
3271:A Concise History of Modern India
2723:A Concise History of Modern India
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2881:van Schendel, Willem (2020),
2248:I know nothing about Pakistan
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3322:(2010), Arnold, D. (ed.),
3276:Cambridge University Press
2753:(2010), Arnold, D. (ed.),
2728:Cambridge University Press
1529:Current events in Pakistan
1472:00:24, 3 August 2021 (UTC)
749:International Crisis Group
217:07:49, 26 April 2021 (UTC)
174:07:42, 21 April 2021 (UTC)
4285:Jammu and Kashmir (state)
3188:; Rothermund, D. (2004),
2669:; Rothermund, D. (2004),
2502:is the Chicago citation.
2193:Bangladesh Liberation War
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896:Insurgency in Balochistan
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3442:Wont be possible as per
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2146:1971 Bangladesh genocide
1831:Pakistan a secular state
1517:Redirects for discussion
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885:05:56, 8 July 2021 (UTC)
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260:"Population By Religion"
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4158:edit extended-protected
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3300:A History of Bangladesh
3126:Oxford University Press
3053:Bates, Crispin (2007),
2883:A History of Bangladesh
2651:Oxford University Press
1811:edit extended-protected
1230:Text "Naveed" ignored (
1104:Text "Naveed" ignored (
894:should be mentioned in
331:Here is the reference:
158:Other Religions (0.03%)
3390:The Partition of India
3246:Mann, Michael (2015),
2851:Mann, Micheal (2015),
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771:Daily Times (Pakistan)
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2325:mention the genocide
2207:bold, revert, discuss
2160:; however, there are
2008:ScottishFinnishRadish
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1331:ScottishFinnishRadish
731:Amnesty International
646:this scholarly source
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183:ScottishFinnishRadish
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4148:for this alteration
3597:for this alteration
3373:Talbot, Ian (1998),
3352:Talbot, Ian (2016),
2531:Talbot, Ian (2016),
1801:for this alteration
1192:"Survey of Pakistan"
803:Mariam Bugti in the
751:, 14 September 2006
742:(HRCP), August 2006
563:this particular edit
4835:GDP Rank Correction
4144:please establish a
3593:please establish a
3328:(2ndĀ ed.), Oxford:
3218:Ludden, D. (2002),
2759:(2ndĀ ed.), Oxford:
2692:Ludden, D. (2002),
1797:please establish a
1250:The Express Tribune
1124:The Express Tribune
1005:New Map of Pakistan
900:Dera Bugti District
805:The Express Tribune
733:, 10 February 2006
4692:on the course page
4434:Kashmir ones. The
4390:We use balance of
4228:, August 4, 2020.
3325:A History of India
3191:A History of India
2981:Dietmar Rothermund
2957:Barbara D. Metcalf
2756:A History of India
2672:A History of India
2309:, our articles on
2286:Bangladesh in 1971
2154:academic consensus
1464:Community Tech bot
1160:www.thenews.com.pk
807:, 20 January 2016
724:, 27 October 2005
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3262:Metcalf, B.
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3087:(3rdĀ ed.),
3030:WP:TERTIARY
2985:Sugata Bose
2951:WP:TERTIARY
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2714:Metcalf, B.
2649:(2ndĀ ed.),
2619:(3rdĀ ed.),
2585:understudy.
2374:WP:TERTIARY
2033:Newton Euro
2029:Hafiz Saeed
2004:user rights
2002:additional
1710:User:Bookku
1704:Greetings,
777:Sciences Po
36:This is an
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3198:, p.Ā 358,
3128:, p.Ā 382,
3091:, p.Ā 219,
2973:Ian Talbot
2378:Britannica
2370:due weight
2197:Bangladesh
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1815:template.
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1196:sop.gov.pk
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1071:References
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354:References
244:23 January
225:References
209:Bundestag1
166:Bundestag1
90:ArchiveĀ 23
85:ArchiveĀ 22
79:ArchiveĀ 21
73:ArchiveĀ 20
68:ArchiveĀ 19
60:ArchiveĀ 15
4798:Not done:
4607:Not done:
4535:The Hindu
4396:Kautilya3
4146:consensus
3969:Not done:
3865:Not done:
3690:Not done:
3595:consensus
3320:Stein, B.
3224:One World
3196:Routledge
3186:Kulke, H.
3089:Routledge
3079:Jalal, A.
2751:Stein, B.
2698:One World
2677:Routledge
2667:Kulke, H.
2621:Routledge
2613:Jalal, A.
2305:For some
2131:Pakistan
1996:Not done:
1911:Not done:
1799:consensus
1674:Not done:
1612:The Hindu
1323:Not done:
1039:dispute.ā
983:Not done:
891:#Hinduism
650:WP:BIASED
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526:Amaan4210
502:Amaan4210
486:Amaan4210
451:Not done:
153:Ahmadiyya
4990:contribs
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4960:contribs
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4897:Source:
4874:Pakistan
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4567:Pakistan
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4462:Gotitbro
4309:Junagadh
4086:Pakistan
4025:Not done
4000:unsigned
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3736:Pakistan
3647:Pakistan
3549:Pakistan
3466:Pakistan
3407:internal
3268:(2006),
3114:(1994),
3081:(2011),
3075:Bose, S.
2803:actually
2720:(2006),
2639:(1994),
2615:(2011),
2609:Bose, S.
2568:tertiary
2319:Cambodia
2148:states,
2126:states,
2118:1971 war
1953:Pakistan
1870:Pakistan
1752:Pakistan
1708:Hi, I'm
1690:contribs
1644:Pakistan
1428:Chrisahn
1365:Pakistan
1282:Pakistan
1223:cite web
1215:DAWN.COM
1097:cite web
1089:DAWN.COM
1061:contribs
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904:Chrisahn
848:Chrisahn
675:Van00220
632:Van00220
494:contribs
482:unsigned
396:Pakistan
347:contribs
335:unsigned
181:Pinging
164:Regards.
141:Hinduism
137:(96.47%)
4475:Comment
4427:Comment
4378:comment
4365:Comment
4281:Kashmir
4035:comment
3793:comment
3757:Sindh.
3694:request
3668:PSEDITS
3572:Mute0O0
3194:, 4th,
2923:aspect?
2798:Shahis?
2675:, 4th,
2480:notes,
2380:in its
2372:. Per
2327:in lead
2311:Germany
2244:comment
2195:. The
2000:request
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286:12 July
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4236:Ā«TalkĀ»
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3600:before
3515:Ā«TalkĀ»
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3429:Ā«TalkĀ»
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2870:Ā«TalkĀ»
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