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'Portraits of Srinagar' by Jaskaran Singh
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Bring down modi's and Indian government's facade of democracy. My heart goes out to Yasin Malik and his family.
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Jammu and Kashmir | Big blow to Congress in Jammu and Kashmir, Taj Mohiuddin left the party and joined Ghulam Nabi Azad camp
Jammu and Kashmir | Big blow to Congress in Jammu and Kashmir, Taj Mohiuddin left the party and joined Ghulam Nabi Azad camp
New Delhi: The condition of the Indian National Congress is getting worse. On Sunday, the Congress has suffered another setback in Jammu and Kashmir. Senior party leader and former minister Taj Mohiuddin has resigned from the primary membership of the party. At the same time, he has joined the front led by the recently resigned Ghulam Nabi Azad. Mohiuddin said in the press conference that, ‘Today…
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AJKPSC Jobs 2022 | Azad Jammu and Kashmir Public Service Commission AJKPSC Online Apply Jobs 2022
AJKPSC Jobs 2022 | Azad Jammu and Kashmir Public Service Commission AJKPSC Online Apply Jobs 2022
Azad Jammu and Kashmir Public Service Commission AJKPSC has announced the latest 70+ jobs for the posts of Computer Instructor, President Teacher, Subject Expert ( Multiple Subjects ), Assistant, and other posts. Interested Candidates can apply for the Lates Azad Jammu and Kashmir Public Service Commission AJKPSC Jobs 2022 before 05-08-2022.
The AJKPSC requires Qualified, highly talented, and…
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Loyalists pitch for Azad as Jammu and Kashmir Congress chief
Loyalists pitch for Azad as Jammu and Kashmir Congress chief
Loyalists pitch for Azad as Jammu and Kashmir Congress chief
“Azad is acceptable to both Kashmir and Jammu regions. People still appreciate his governance when he was the CM,” Monga, who is known to be close to Azad, said.
“Azad is acceptable to both Kashmir and Jammu regions. People still appreciate his governance when he was the CM,” Monga, who is known to be close to Azad, said.
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Flag Wars Bonus Round
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Context: Indian government has decided to begin weather forecasts for regions under Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) — Gilgit-Baltistan, Muzaffarabad and Mirpur.
After DD and AIR started airing weather forecasts from PoK regions, In return Radio Pakistan also featured updates from Srinagar, Pulwama and Ladakh.
What’s the issue?
The ‘weather war’ — a diplomatic move by India — started after Pakistan’s Supreme Court issued notices to the advocate general of Gilgit-Baltistan in late April, directing them to amend the Gilgit-Baltistan Order-2018 and establish a caretaker government there.
About PoK:
Pakistan Occupied Kashmir (PoK) is that part of the Jammu and Kashmir (India) which was invaded by Pakistan in 1947. The region is referred by the United Nations and other international organizations, as ‘Pakistani-controlled Kashmir’ (or Pakistan Administered Kashmir) and it was re-named as ‘Pakistan occupied Jammu-Kashmir’ by the Modi government.
PoK divided into two parts:
Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK)
Gilgit-Baltistan (referred to as the ‘Northern Areas’ till August 2009).
What is the root of the fight between India and Pakistan?
The fact that PoK is an integral part of India has been our consistent policy ever since 1947.
In 1947, Pakistan’s Pashtoon tribals attacked Jammu and Kashmir.
So to tackle this critical situation the Ruler of that time Maharaja Hari Singh of Jammu and Kashmir sought military assistance from the Indian government and the then Indian Governor General Mountbatten signed an agreement on 26 October 1947 in which three subjects Defense, Foreign Affairs and Communications were handed over to India.
Except these subjects Jammu and Kashmir was free to all its decisions.
On the basis of this accession of treaty, the Government of India claims that India has the full right to interfere in the matters related to Jammu and Kashmir. Pakistan on the other hand doesn’t agree with India.
Why is PoK important?
Because of its location, PoK is of immense strategic importance. It shares borders with several countries – the Punjab and North-West Frontier Province provinces (now called Khyber-Pakhthunkhwa) in Pakistan to the west, the Wakhan Corridor of Afghanistan in the north-west, Xinjiang province of the People’s Republic of China to the north and India’s Jammu and Kashmir to the east.
Challenges for India in PoK region:
Terrorist infiltration through the region is high.
Pakistan has changed the demography of PoK over a period of time.
It has settled ex- servicemen, Punjabi’s and Pathans so the original colours of PoK has changed.
Gilgit Baltistan region is easy as compared to other.
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Ghulam Nabi Azad-led DAP collapsing under own weight: JKPCC chief | Jammu News
Ghulam Nabi Azad-led DAP collapsing under own weight: JKPCC chief | Jammu News
JAMMU: The Jammu and Kashmir Pradesh Congress Committee (JKPCC) chief Vikar Rasool Wani on Saturday said that the Democratic Azad Party (DAP) headed by Ghulam Nabi Azad was collapsing under its own weight, sooner than expected. “The DAP is collapsing under its own weight, sooner than expected,” the JKPCC chief said, adding, those who supported Azad because of some close proximity soon realized…
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Flowers bloom at Rati Gali lake, Azad Jammu and Kashmir, Pakistan [OC] [1080×2340]
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'Sometimes I feel Congress wants BJP to win': Former J&K CM Ghulam Nabi Azad | India News
New Delhi: Former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister and Democratic Progressive Azad Party (DPAP) President Ghulam Nabi Azad has expressed his doubts about the secret nexus between the Congress and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). Azad highlighted the lack of proactive steps by the Congress to strengthen its position by suggesting a secret alliance between the two major political entities.…
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Tourism & Archaeology Department AJK Jobs 2024: Apply Online for Muzaffarabad Sub Engineer Positions
The Archaeology & Tourism Department of Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) has announced over 60 vacancies for various positions, including Accountants, Assistants, Cameramen, Computer Operators, and more. Interested and eligible candidates can apply for the Archaeology & Tourism Department Muzaffarabad Sub Engineer Job Position 2024 before the last date of April 5, 2024.
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Srinagar's Massive Tulip Garden to Welcome Visitors Starting March 23
Indira Gandhi Memorial Tulip Garden, Asia's largest, reopens this weekend. With 73 tulip varieties and 17 lakh bulbs across 55 hectares, it promises a captivating experience. Alongside tulips, enjoy hyacinths, daffodils, and more. Initiated in 2007 by Ghulam Nabi Azad, it extends Jammu and Kashmir's tourism beyond summer and winter. Last year, it drew 3.65 lakh visitors, offering not just natural beauty but also filming opportunities. Expanded parking by 22,000 square feet ensures smoother access. This iconic garden continues to enchant tourists with its stunning blooms and picturesque setting.
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Farooq Abdullah responds to PM’s ‘New Kashmir’ statement
Former Chief Minister of Jammu and Kashmir, Farooq Abdullah criticized the remark made by Prime Minister Narendra Modi yesterday on Article 370 of the constitution. He said that the move would do nothing but promote dynastic rule in the erstwhile state. "If Article 370 was this bad, how did Jammu and Kashmir ever make progress," he questioned.
PM Modi visited Srinagar first time after scrapping of Article 370, where he called it a "new Jammu and Kashmir" and credited the scrapping for it.
“For decades, for political gains, Congress and its allies misled people in the name of Article 370. But today there are equal rights and opportunities for all. The people know the truth... they were misled... This is the new Jammu and Kashmir for which we all were waiting,' he had said.
Farooq Abdullah hit back shortly after saying, "If Article 370 was this bad -- I would like the Prime Minister to re-hear the speech made in the Rajya Sabha by then Leader of Opposition Ghulam Nabi Azad, in which he compared two states. He compared Gujarat and Jammu and Kashmir in terms of progress when Article 370 was there," Farooq Abdullah said.
"Now, if Article 370 and nepotism are responsible, then how did we make that progress? It is the people's rule, I lost the election as a chief minister. So, where is the dynastic rule?" Mr Abdullah said. "This dynastic rule is a kind of common voice I heard also in parliament. In every speech that PM makes, he makes a particular target on it".
Abdullah also pointed out that scrapping Article 370 also made education costlier in the state.
Education from the level of primary schools to universities was free, he said. "Today, education is only free up to the 14th class. In the universities, you have to pay now. An honest commission has to be put to see what was there before the revoke of Article 370 and what was is thereafter," Mr Abdullah said.
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How Many Provinces of Pakistan
Introduction
In the diverse landscape of Pakistan, understanding the administrative divisions is crucial. This article sheds light on the question, "how many provinces of pakistan?" as we delve into the geopolitical structure that defines the nation. The Islamic Republic of Pakistan is a country in South Asia that shares a border with Iran, Afghanistan, India, and China. Pakistan Came into existence on 14 august 1947 after the division of the former British Raj on the Indian subcontinent. The Country occupies an area of 796,096 Square kilometers.
Decoding Pakistan's Provincial Makeup
There are officially four provinces of Pakistan currently with 1 federal capital territory and 1 autonomous state of Azad Jammu and Kashmir ( AJK ). Although Gilgit Baltistan has also been given the status of the 5th Province of Pakistan, However still there are some constitutional issues yet to be resolved. Each province boasts a unique blend of history, traditions, and landscapes, contributing to the nation's vibrant tapestry.
- Punjab
- Sindh
- Khyber Pakhtunkhwa ( KPK )
- Balochistan
- Gilgit Baltistan
1. Punjab: The Heartland
Punjab, often referred to as the heartland of Pakistan, is the most populous province. Known for its fertile plains, historical significance, and bustling cities, Punjab plays a central role in the economic and cultural dynamics of the country. Punjab is the biggest province of Pakistan in terms of the population while the second largest province of Pakistan by area after Balochistan. The Population of Punjab is more than 11 crore with an area of 205,344 square Kilometers. Province Capital City is Lahore
The Punjab province has a population that is larger than the populations of Turkey, Iran, Germany, France, Italy, and Great Britain.
2. Sindh: Where Tradition Meets Modernity
Sindh, home to the mighty Indus River, is a province that beautifully juxtaposes ancient traditions with modern advancements. Karachi is the economic hub of Pakistan, while the province itself is a cradle of historical heritage. Sindh is Pakistan’s second-largest province in terms of population and third-largest in terms of land area, after Punjab.
Sindh has a population of around 4 crores 78 lacs and an area of 140,914 square kilometers. The capital city of Sindh province is Karachi.
3. Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP): The Frontier Province
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP), formerly known as the Northwest Frontier Province (NWFP) is the third-largest in population and the second-smallest province of Pakistan. With a landscape dominated by rugged mountains, KP is a region of breathtaking beauty and cultural richness. Peshawar, the provincial capital, is a gateway to the tribal areas.
The Province has a population of 3 crores 55 lacs and an area of 101,741 square kilometers.
4. Balochistan: The Vast Wilderness
To the southwest, Balochistan sprawls across vast, arid terrains. Balochistan is the Second least populated province before Gilgit Baltistan and the largest province of Pakistan in terms of area. Rich in mineral resources, this province holds immense potential for economic development. The Population of Balochistan is somewhere around 1 crore 23 lacs and The Province occupies an area of 347,190 square kilometers, The Capital City of Balochistan is Quetta.
Thus, developed countries like Malaysia, Norway, and Italy are much smaller in size than the Province of Balochistan.
5. Gilgit Baltistan - The Heart of Nature
Gilgit Baltistan has also been given the status of a Province, however, still there are some constitutional issues yet to be resolved. Gilgit Baltistan is the smallest and least populated Province of Pakistan. Gilgit Baltistan has a far lower population than other provinces in Pakistan.
he land that Gilgit Baltistan occupies is 72,496 square kilometers and the population of the province is only around 14 lacs 49 thousand, therefore it is the smallest and least populated province of Pakistan. The capital city of the province is Gilgit.
Dispute of Autonomous State of Azad Jammu & Kashmir
Nominally Azad Jammu and Kashmir ( AJK ) is a self-governing state, however, Pakistan has imposed control over the territory without officially merging it into Pakistan since the 1949 ceasefire between Indian and Pakistani forces. Control of the Kashmir area has been a cause of dispute between Pakistan, China, and India, who all control some parts of the territory.
India occupies an area of 101,338 kilometers, Pakistan controls 85,886 kilometers and China controls an area of 37,555 kilometers of the territory of the Kashmir region.
Conclusion: How Many Provinces of Pakistan
In concluding our exploration of Pakistan's provinces, it is evident that each region contributes uniquely to the nation's identity. The five provinces, Punjab, Sindh, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Balochistan and Gilgit Baltistan, form the foundation of Pakistan's administrative structure.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. Are there any autonomous territories in Pakistan?
Yes, in addition to the provinces, Pakistan has one autonomous territories: Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK)
2. Can the number of provinces in Pakistan change?
In theory, yes. Changes in administrative divisions are possible, subject to constitutional amendments. However, any such alteration would require careful consideration and legal processes.
3. What is the significance of administrative divisions in Pakistan?
The provinces play a crucial role in governance, resource distribution, and the overall development of Pakistan. Each province contributes to the diverse and dynamic identity of the nation.
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J&K People Are Reposing Faith In DPAP: Azad
Former J&K CM and chairperson DPAP said people in both Jammu and Kashmir regions are reposing faith in the party which will contest both parliamentary and assembly elections in J&K.
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