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No problem ^.^Meaning there is no hard and fast rule, just generally start a new paragraph for a new idea.. ok thanx and JizakAllah!!!
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AOA!Q:why have the regional languages been promoted by the pak. goverment since 1947?(7)
please tell me the answer,,,
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ANS:
- Urdu was declared as national language; regional languages were promoted so that people of different provinces would not feel that their regional languages were being ignored.
- Languages like Balochi had little development, so to preserve them and make them grow and be further developed, regional languages were promoted.
- Many languages have played an important role in Pakistan movement, like Pushto helped create opposition to British rule and contributed to the movement for independence.
- Regional languages were promoted because they are spoken by a large number of people, and the promotion of regional languages would also create a sense of pride among the people.
- Regional languages were also promoted as they had a vast literature and long history, so it was done to make sure they flourished.
Hope this was useful.
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You're welcome!tysm,,
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Thank you for clearing away my doubts.I just thought of a question that would concisely mention both BB and Nawaz Sharif since I can't seem to thoroughly memorize their failures and achievements from the textbook.Good luck for your paper,btw!AOA!
- I think first we will discuss the successes i.e. the reforms and developmental works of Sharif and a few of B.Bhutto.
- Then we'll discuss the failures like the BCCI scandal, co-operative societies scandal, other problems like influence of army, absolute power with President due to Eighth Amendment, increase in crime, constant Prime Ministers being changed etc.
- Finally, the analysis/evaluation.
Hope this helped.
I think this is the point where most of the O Level population is panicking2 days to go.....
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Ans-
1. Army had lost the war of 1971 and was badly demoralized, and could not rule any longer, so Bhutto came into power.
2. Yahya Khan had decided to dismiss himself/to resign and he handed over all of his powers to Bhutto.
3. It was the constitutional right of Bhutto to take the power because he had won the 1970 elections with (absolute) majority in West Pakistan.
4. Pakistan had no other option/able leader except Bhutto to take power, and he was also very famous in Pakistan due to his attractive policies (e.g food, shelter clothes).
The 1st point means that army had suffered defeat in 1971 war with India, and so had become largely unpopular, and so their rule could not continue.Can you detail the first and last points, thanks
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