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    Aksai Chin Case Study

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    intractable dispute is tale worth telling. It was the ambitions of two Kashmir Maharaja’s that saddled India with its two biggest security challenges. We know how Hari Singh’s vacillation led to the invasion of his realm by the Pakistani raiders in 1947 and what followed is well known. But not so well known is how the ambition of Maharaja Ranbir Singh led to the cartographic annexation of Aksai Chin into the kingdom of Jammu and Kashmir. On March 16, 1846, the British ceded to Gulab Singh, the…

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    Maqbool Movie Analysis

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    INTRODUCION: Elizabethan Dramas are considered as the greatest dramas in the history of English literature. The greatness is that they are still read and widely performed across the world. We see many great dramatist and the great plays in this period of time. Shakespeare is considered as genius dramatist in the history of English literature. He is believed, by universal consent to be the greatest author of England and holds a central position in the Elizabethan drama. Shakespeare is believed…

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    Pakistan War Assignment

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    Since India had suffered a loss at the hands of China, it seemed a good idea to strike the enemy while having a good solid chance. Therefore, Pakistan sent its troop to win over Kashmir. The battle took about 17 days in which India maintained its defense by sending its very common and not trained soldiers. The reason behind that was the confusion that took, place in the air support and the ground forces. The two forces were unable…

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    The war that I have decided to focus on for the purposes of my paper is the India-Pakistan war, more specifically the war of 1971. India and Pakistan have always been confronting each other due to their opposing ethnic, religious and political differences. The war of 1971 was the third war between India and Pakistan and the origins of this war were different from previous wars. Since the partition of British India and Pakistan in 1947 there have always been constant conflict and tension. The…

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    European imperialism was a staple of world politics for several centuries, and its implications are still heavily present today. The current political climates of North America, Africa, and South Asia are all affected by this colonialism due to the political infrastructure and in some cases, the lack thereof that was put into place during the time of European rule. It is a monumental task to completely analyze the colonial experiences of European powers, particularly Britain in South Asia, but…

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    India is the focal point of an intense issue on the planet today. It's an exceptionally various spot with individuals from a wide range of religious foundations, who talk a wide range of dialects and originate from a wide range of areas. They are additionally isolated monetarily. Two of the nation's religious factions, Muslims and Hindus, have been in struggle for many years. Their sentiments of question and scorn for one another are installed in every one of those years and won't leave…

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    Pakistan and India got independence from Colonial power and are neighbors. It is necessary to maintain cordial relation with neighbours for internal stability and peace. That’s why both countries, Pakistan and India, had started maintaining their diplomatic relation from Nehru Liaquat times. Simla Agreement was the eighth step between India and Pakistan towards this aim. It was signed, to normalize the situation and to settle the pre war issue of 1971, between Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto and Indira…

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    In this article, Kashmir Hill attempts to educate the public on Target’s information-gathering methods and algorithms. The article begins by informing the reader that companies and retailers research their customers to induce purchases via coupons and “exclusive” offers, and thus increased revenue. Next, Hill defers to the New York Times’ Charles Duhigg editorial to explain how Target pinpoints its advertising. These advertisements are accomplished by a “Guest ID number” linked to a customer’s…

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    excellence as IITs and IIMs have become in their respective fields and will have curriculum related to urban planning, urban transport and other related issues. The proposed institutions are likely to come up at Karnataka, Kerala, Uttar Pradesh, Jammu and Kashmir, Chandigarh, Rajasthan, Maharashtra, West Bengal and Assam. There is a serious shortage of qualified urban planning professionals due to lack of institutions teaching such subjects. The government has, therefore, decided to open new…

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    Human migration is an ancient phenomenon that started along with the subsistence of human beings on earth. It influences human life and the environment around as well; hence it is known as one of the three basic components of population growth of any geographical area (The other two are Mortality and Fertility). Moving from one place to another for many reasons including, for a better living conditions, food, employment, education, business etc. have been taking place since the beginning. When a…

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