The Impact of Constitutional Provisions on Educational Achievements: A Comparative Study of Pakistan and South Korea

Muhammad Imran Ashraf et al. (Dec 2018)

Education is the only opportunity for a nation to attain sustainable development among rapidly changing nations across the globe in the 21st century. For that reason education has been recognized a...

Siachin Dilemma: Strategic Importance and the way forward for India and Pakistan

Yushfa Liaqat et al. (Dec 2018)

The aim of this paper is to study the significance of the issue entailing military presence of India and Pakistan with a view to offer way forward to avert similar future conflicts between the two ...

Strategic Importance of Andaman and Nicobar Islands: Implications for Pakistan

Sameera Imran et al. (Dec 2018)

The growing strategic importance of Andaman and Nicobar Islands is now changing the dynamics of Indian ocean and maritime politics. The sea politics is now has been more tangled than before. Viewed...

China-Pakistan Economic Corridor: Potential for Social Transformation

Aftab Alam et al. (Dec 2018)

CPEC offers Pakistan an prospect to address frequent of the economic and political issues troubling the country. If Islamabad and Beijing do not guarantee Balochi companies and workers play a famou...

Impact of Feudal on Pakistani Politics: A Case Study of District Vehari

Basher Ahmad et al. (Dec 2022)

Federalism Feudalism is a system in which some personalities take part and take control of all the activities of this system. These prominent personalities are called feudal lords. This system has ...

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• Athar Parvaiz, “Killer Siachin — 'where a Pakistani soldier dies every four days from the cold’, “DAWN, February 08, 2016
• Awais Saleem, “Siachin conflict between India and Pakistan: How politics and national security trumps environmental concerns,” School of Communication, Florida State University, Tallahassee, Florida, 2015.

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