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reasons) suggesting that Hindus and Muslims of Bharat were two different nations, who could not live together or co-exist. Therefore, Muslims should be given separate Homeland called Pakistan. This came as ‘the Lahore declaration of 1940’. Muslims of Kashmir do essentially belong to Bharat, but with the support of Pakistan and their attitude of abetting terrorism, the Muslims of Kashmir first drove away all Hindus, and claim that they should be separated from Bharat. They believe that they are…

Three mistakes of my life is similar to Kushwant singh’s train to Pakistan which deals with the awful separation between India and Pakistan. It moreover shows the religion of Hindu and Pakistan. Bhagat has offered the character as a assessment maker. He gives a part of advice to the youth that they should not follow every word of their parents and the boss blindly. In his book three mistakes of my life, he comments on the radical spirit as: “humanity wouldn’t have peogressed if people listened…

In the article ¨Malala the Powerful¨it is about Malala and how she had many challenges, but would still persevered for what she thought what was right, which was standing up for women and girls rights to go to school to get a education. In the article there was a group called the taliban who made many laws that were not fair for many people, but mostly for girls. In the text it says, “For women and girls, life is particularly brutal: They are not allowed to go to school, have careers,…

not heard, and do not even have a voice in certain cultures. Malala is also the youngest person to win a Nobel Peace Prize, because of the struggles she has gone through and her participation in social justice. Malala Yousafzai, born in Mingora, Pakistan, had been raised to believe she was entitled to the right of education. Her father started several schools and taught her that everyone deserved the right to learn(BiographyOnline…

theme of this speech is freedom. In her speech, she talks about girls who do not have right to go to school and explained each of the girl who she invited in this honorable event. These girls were from different countries, such as, Nigeria, Syria, Pakistan, and Africa and so on. She explained their brave heart, which is helping millions of women. And children who could not speak out for their freedom. Their voice pursues many women to standup for their right and encourage them to be themselves.…

In the story, the narrator, Amir recalls the memories of his childhood, including Baba, his father, and his childhood friend, Hassan. He mentions Hassan throughout the whole story, but never considers him as a friend, even though he recalls his childhood with Hassan as a long day of playing games. Amir never stands up for himself, Hassan always steps in and saves Amir, this causes Amir to resent Hassan at times. Baba wonders why Amir never stands up for himself, and grows to wonder if Amir will…

more area than they have ever before" During the mid 1990s, the Taliban took control of the Pakistan and Afghanistan governments. They were removed from power in 2001 after the United States carried out a set of missile and drone attacks. The influence of the Taliban cannot be escaped today. I Am Malala, the book I read for the blog post, details the horrors of living in the Swat Valley, an area in Pakistan where the Taliban held hostage. The Taliban did everything from civil rights violations,…

falling off, also at times the carcass is also filled with sand in order to give some extra weight. The second most popular sport in Afghanistan is soccer and is followed by cricket. Cricket was brought over by the Afghan refugees who had lived in Pakistan which is where cricket is a very popular sport. Once cricket was brought over to Afghanistan in 2002 it quickly flourished and Afghanistan went on to sharing the Asian Cricket Council with Oman. Afghanistan defeated Nepal in 2010 and won the…

harder through the tough times. Malala yousafzai, Alex Lin, and Craig kielburger are all teen activists that have changed the world. To begin with, According to Timeforkids.com Malala stands up for girls education because in her hometown Swat Valley, Pakistan, the Taliban took away girls rights for education and Malala wanted a change. Malala wants every kid to have education. Her dad is a teacher so that would really make a difference in trying to get every kid to have education. Since Malala…

Malala Yousafzai proved to the world that even an ordinary schoolgirl could make a change in education. She left a legacy that helps people that need education. One of the hardest countries for girls to get an education is where Malala was born. In Pakistan the gender gap between men and women is large (Shamsie,theguardian.com). Girls mostly don’t go to school. They instead stay home and have to listen to any male who tells them something. Even for boys, it is hard to get an education.…