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  1. 1. GROUP MEMBERS •Koukab yasmeen •Areeba Asim •Fatima •Izza
  2. 2. PAK STUDY PRESENTATION TOPICS • Foreign policy • Pakistan-india relations
  3. 3. FOREIGN POLICY • A government strategy in dealing with other nations • According to Prof: Joseph Framkel: • “Foreign policy consists of decisions and actions which involves to some appreciable extent relations between State and others”
  4. 4. PRINCIPLES OF FOREIGN POLICY • Peaceful co-existence • Non-Alignment • Bilateralism • United Nations charter • Support to right of self-determination • Unity of Islamic world • De-weaponisation • Elimination of facial discrimination • Establishment of peace • Good relations with neighbours • International and religional cooperation
  5. 5. OBJECTIVES OF FOREIGN POLICY • National security • Economic developmet • Ideology
  6. 6. DETERMINANTS OF PAKISTAN FOREIGN POLICY 1. Ideological obligation 2. Historical legacy 3. Geographical location 4. The Indian threat 5. Economic compulshions
  7. 7. PAKISTAN-INDIA RELATIONS
  8. 8. WHAT WE WILL TALK ABOUT • Partition of British India • Masscareof refuges • Religious differences • Kashmir dispute • War of 1965 • War of 1971 • Indus water treaty
  9. 9. PARTITION OF BRITISH INDIA • The partition of British India was the partition of India sub-continent • Partition was based on two religious; Islam and Hinduism • British India was divided into independent states; union of India and domination of Pakistan
  10. 10. MASSACRE OF REFUGEES • After the partition of British India large number of refugees moved from both countries (India and Pakistan) • Refugees were killed from both sides • Approximately 4 million Hindus moved from Pakistan to India and 5-6 million Muslims moved from India to Pakistan • The groups of Sikhs and jathas killed a large number of Muslim refugees • To take revenge Muslims also killed large number of Muslim refugees • To take revenge Muslim also killed large number of Hindu refugees
  11. 11. RELIGIOUS DIFFERENCES Islam • Muslim believe in one Allah and his prophet (PBUH). • Muslims sacrifice animals (cows,goats,camels)for Allah after every year. • Muslims offer prayers In masjids. • Music and dancing is forbidden in islam. Hinduism • Hindus have many gods and they pray for their idols. • Hindus believe animals (monkeys, cows, elephants)as God. • Hindus pray in their temples. • Hindus like to learn music and singing.
  12. 12. KASHMIR DISPUTE • Kashmir dispute was the major issue that have strained the relationship between India and Pakistan • It’s majority population was Muslim but it’s ruler,Mahraja Harisingh,Was Hindu • Ruler wanted Kashmir as an independent state. • Pakistani forces moved to India to dispatch Kashmir • Maharaja was turned to India and asked it to send it’s troops to Kashmir • India launched an operation and captured large area of Kashmir
  13. 13. WAR OF 1965 • India not announced and entered in Pakistan from different borders • 30,000 Indian army while Pakistan have only 5,000 soldiers • This war is called tank war • Role of M.M Allam
  14. 14. WAR OF 1971 •Pakistan strategy •India strategy •Result of war 1971
  15. 15. LOSSES IN 1971 WAR India losses • 3,843 killed 9,851 wounded • 1 frigate (small plane) • 1 Naval plane • Indian okha harbourdamage/fueling facilities destroyed • Damage to Western Indian airfields • Pakistan claims 130 IAF aircraft • Indian claims 45 IAF aircraft Pakistan losses • 9,000 killed 4,350 wounded 97,368 captured • 2 destroyers • 1 minesweeper • 1 submarine • 3 patrol vessels • 7 gunboats • Pakistani main port Karachi facilities demaged fuel tanks destroyed • Pakistani airfields demages
  16. 16. INDUS WATER TREATY • The treaty was signed in Karachi on September 19,1960 by the Indian prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru and the president of Pakistan Mohammad Ayub Khan. • The Indus system of rivers comprises three Western rivers the Indus ,the jehlum and Chenab and the three eastern rivers –the sutlej,the Beas and the Ravi. • The treaty was that India would be not interference in follow of Indus water coming to Pakistan. • India constructed dams against the Indus treaty on River,Jhelum and Chenab • India constructed 41 dams in these rivers and 12 were under consideration.
  17. 17. CONCLUSION • To improve the relationship between India and Pakistan both countries will have to ; • Resolve the Kashmir issue. • Resolve the water treaty • But these issues are still not yet resolved • 🏵️🏵️🏵️🏵️🏵️🏵️🏵️🏵️🏵️🏵️🏵️🏵️🏵️🏵️🏵️🏵️🏵️🏵️🏵️

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